Trade Accounts Rendered and Auditing Services
C AndersonBian and Farm accounts rendered monthly inventories taken auditing and general accountancy work In tome tax returns prepared for the tradesmen's area with monthly services and tax readiness.
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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 24, 1918
Page
2
C AndersonBian and Farm accounts rendered monthly inventories taken auditing and general accountancy work In tome tax returns prepared for the tradesmen's area with monthly services and tax readiness.
Mr Frank Kevin of Dentral announces a remaining appointment at his dental room. The notice provides a contact phone number 273 and directs readers to his address for the appointment.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a land settlement scheme for returned soldiers tied to a colonial era mission or allotment context. Mentions Hoyd and Plant, Harkenbine, Faraty, and Wales Clan settlement in a blocked area with uncertain dates and names. Further details are unclear due to garbled text.
A misread wartime memoir fragment appears, claiming four years in Germany and mentioning Americans, the writer’s father, and pay. The text is heavily corrupted with nonsensical phrases and unreadable names, hindering clear narrative of events, dates, or places.
Fragmentary note claims Mapyensil overheard eight women discuss women’s enterprise matters and purchase a work unit at a high price. It mentions an auction, a claim of satisfactory results, and a formal appeal to assess conduct. Names and places are unclear due to garbled text.
The Ladies Swimming Club plans a new meet format amid club activity in an inland town. Members discuss a possible evening event with officials to assess interest and logistics. Proceedings indicate preparation for a midseason program and preliminary arrangements for a one month trial.
An astonishing medical case recounts a patient whose heart briefly stopped during surgery. Surgeons, led by Dr. Shruss, performed resuscitation, reviving the patient after a prolonged pause. The narrative emphasizes the remarkable recovery and the patient’s eventual stability.
Mr Joseph Hawathorne suffered injuries after a kick from a horse on Saturday near his property two to three miles away. A bystander, Tomay Lk, attempted to help but the horse reared, striking Mr Hawathorne and causing a broken knee and head injuries. The incident occurred near Condublin.
The Pall Court denied a sale order in a case brought by Brian Ladley Moore against John Irwin Dent. The hearing occurred in the Granite City district court with the judge presiding. The defendant appealed on multiple grounds to challenge the admissibility of certain captain evidence and related issues.
An elderly Forbes resident, Mrs Helen Debenham, widow of George Debenham, died Friday morning after a long illness. Born in Sydney, she lived in Forbes for many years and was twice married. Survived by children Stowers, Altre, and Debenham’s other relatives. Funeral held Saturday from her late home. burial in the Church of England cemetery.
Janet Clifton obituary notes the death of Mrs. Dunst Citta aged 82, wife of Mr. E Fine ton of Tamar district. The text mentions Parkes Hioanetnt and unclear references to a spouse and burial at a local site. Mr W. Latha of Fort is referenced in connection with Mineral.
Fragmented OCR reads like a political notice with names such as Pharleen and Sennak, referencing a president and secretary sir allies. The passage contains garbled phrases about parcels, prisons, and a public figure, but lacks coherent detail or clear event facts.
Damaged OCR presents a chaotic list of names, places, and partial phrases about a sale and associated individuals. Readable bits mention Washington, Taylor, Mansi, Wile, and others amid scattered tokens, with no clear event date or outcome.
The notice outlines plans for a annual celebration in Enon honoring sister city ties. Details mention a party with music and dancing, a formal program, and a guest list of local dignitaries.
A wartime committee reports voluntary fundraising to support aid efforts in Virginia and North Carolina. Officials note expenses and seek continued donor support while detailing local fundraising events and community involvement.
An unclear OCR fragment lists scattered names and terms such as Ab Haunenynly, Aijoep, Agnabs, Ne sauriy, Piggahiey, Coupeliion, Mundas, Cattle, Anwar, and HMamelubee. The text is garbled with no coherent narrative or date, leaving only disjointed proper nouns and fragments.
Late J B Reymond of Forbes district is mourned as a scholar and pioneer. Born in Chaudon France, he moved to Australia, prospered in gold fields, and built Reymond and Sons wine ventures. He died at 84 after a life in business, teaching, and farming.
Fragments report on Friday sittings with J C Keane Co offering furniture and software at Mrs H Jones Forbes, a council appointment to Ports youth-keeper, and a poll on a candidate for Asuburahim ward. Also noted are an animal sale, hospital works tenders, and community notices about recruitment and local events.
Fragmentary obituary and funeral notice detailing a figure named Aion Boris with legal memory, a burial procession led by church leaders and a large crowd, and references to Parkes and Reymond among pallbearers. The text is garbled, but preserves a funeral event at a cemetery and mentions a group of attendees and the coffin bearers.
Reported by Reuters and others as 29,000 Turks killed with total annihilation suspected. Forty thousand Turks encircled in the Jordan Pass with Leander possibly escaping. Dramatic war prose emphasizes near total destruction of the Turkish army in the west, suggesting Turkey could be eliminated as a practical factor.
Serbian and Allied dispatches report successful advances along the front near Vendhuille and Gavrale, with heavy bombardments and trench fighting. Allied units crossed the Vardar hub, expanded the main line between Uskul and Salonika, and captured prisoners as they pushed forward 40 to 50 metres per day, while booty and ransom increases are noted and Bulgarian reinforcements are scarce.
Scribbled telegraphic blurbs report on wartime price signals in New South Wales, political moves in Parliament, and public discourse on taxation and national security. Speeches reference naval strength, industrial capacity, and unity, with mentions of university activities and local governance amid the war effort.
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