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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 26, 1913
Page
4
A terse note expresses thanks from Joriah to Thane and Dr Broadhent the Maton and Nurses for their aril Biotness care. It mentions Fenton and child care context with references to Ulnwse and ete bositiat associated with DAVID FIELD.
In memoriam for Gail Biltovine and relatives, honoring a loss observed on August "Bikey Rose" referenced with a year 1912 and notes of pride and foe. The fragmentary obituary laments absence, memory, and enduring family ties through sorrow and shared history.
The fragment discusses a debated initiative linked to the Yhina MuHa PAC and a wake plan tied to Bryan Bis intellectual efforts. It mentions advertising charges, event fees around 70, and various participants and venues, including references to Wolnyiday and Packer.
The convent school event at Hom Swamp on Wednesday featured a lively spelling and recitation contest. Mrs Alwpuhun led the judges while several children competed for top honors in a crowded scene with lively participation from attendees.
An advertisement for the Canowindra Spring Horse Sale notes a sale scheduled at Canowindra on Friday with details on entries and estimates. The fragment mentions participants and the expectation of classes and offerings, though many words are garbled. The notice references several people and a local context around the event.
The Wanderers, led by Catherine Pos, pull off a dramatic win amid a chaotic sequence. Managers and players from Portis field, including Farland and others, highlight an intense, improvised game with key moments shaping the outcome.
A J Bermond’s mare Flagon, sired by Senaria, has produced a foal grand roard while a newcomer lines up Brave Heart and Brave Lail among its progeny. The report details lineage including Great Heart and Grand Meare from Seuario with multiple noted sires and dames.
In connection with the arrival of the Anstilian fern Sydney on Saturday week the Kitneatton Department issues return passes to Sydney for two boys attending each country school. Forbes echo nill be represented by F. M. Miling and M. Brown. These two are being Cowen by ballot at the school of Wednesday. Wongaiong will be represented by sisters J. Hutetiaon and Lynch.
A garbled note questions early season form of Forbus cricketers. It laments lack of movement and confidence in Marlies to field a strong team, noting generational doubt among Mayers followers and calling for improvement to restore a winning culture.
Fragmentary notice outlines watch and jewelry trade activity at Forbes including watches stocks, jewellery displays, and a removal sale. Mentions Hivard’s watches, Wulf ownership, and shifting stock to Luthge’s line. References to Forbes Municipality events and a carnival date, with scattered prices and inventory notes.
Fragment of an 19th century trade notice mentions Forbes store displays at Buckland's, a holiday show, and a reader to visit for novelty goods. It references Nyal's Vice Cream and various cosmetic and health items, with prices and addresses including C. J. Adams, chemist.
The Canowindra Show features the Panawinds and numerous cattle entries. Names such as Cobley PyaveR Pengelis Cobby Hebting Van Finly and many others appear among horses ponies cows and shorthorns with various ages and breeds listed for competition and display. The page reads as a dense catalog of exhibitors animals and related notes reflecting a rural livestock and agricultural fair program.
Fragmented text records a personal notice mentioning Cusae Bak and Fortes Land with references to a Wednaday departure and plans in Forbes. It notes a Mr T Bhel ton chairing Une Lana Boar and hints at a retirement wish, with sparse names like Mrs Lindayy and Mr CusweX, plus a holiday in Sydney context.
A wedding in Stanmsrr featured Evelyn and Willigu Oswatt Muwen as brides and Pores as groom, with elaborate attire and family observers. The ceremony included readings, formal processions, and a breakfast reception at Markeeatrect, with gifts and notable attendees noted in the account.
A sensational runaway near Rankin Street caused chaos as a coach attached to a gold-baited wagon bolted. Driver McW Byrnes attempted to steady the team near McKynell’s stable while several vehicles stood by. One colt was badly injured but the horses and coach finished without further collision, assisted by George Golding’s horse and a crowding path to safety.
Mr Geopre Sundin, a visitor to his Mistedry, died in hospital after a long illness. He served in the war and leaves a widow, Maple Weaver, and a son, with interment to be in Bugowra. The Presbyterian funeral service was held yesterday.
Fragmented racing notes show a chaotic tally of runners and times with numerous misspellings. The fragment references Helilinia Hindley Belne NNC Nyman Tete SL and other competitors, plus vague mentions of Metropolitan and Epic Tinea events and unclear outcomes.
Sydney telegraph notes at Homebush fair on Friday show 2560 cattle listed with prices for beef from 18 to 14 shillings and 10p, bulls around £6, cows up to £8, and sheep at 12 to 22 shillings with minor variations. The overall market included appearances by bullocks cows and wether classes with standard stockyard valuations.
Sydney Priday prices show assorted produce with cholate wheaton and cholee items listed as prime and medium grades. Road and Lucerne baselines appear with oats and Algerian varieties noted, including wheat prime and dried yellow pelvie.
A garbled Friday report from Sydney notes a failed attempt at arbitration at the Royployars Puderation plant. The text implies workers claimed employers always bow to authority while workers faced a chastly failure in securing concessions.
Melbourne report states Mr Cook optimistic about Labour talks at a party convention. Observers believed a liberal policy victory might be in sight.
The Prime Minister asserts the federal government cannot lift the quarantine embargo on Sydney. Officials cite ongoing health measures as the reason for continued restrictions affecting travel and commerce.
The assembly last night discussed a vaccination reform bill amid mixed views. Members from multiple factions voiced concerns as sponsors pushed for passage, with key figures urging swift action and procedural clarity.
In Sydney on Friday a decentralisation debate drew opposition to Sir Alten Taylor’s policy plan. The discussion focused on a proposed dye scheme and its potential impact, with attendees weighing immediate and long term effects amid tense exchanges.
Fragmentary OCR shows tis of voters. figures misread. An unclear tally cites 245,000 parsawa eligible and 2,7500 on hay roadn with excess at 175,220. Names and places are garbled. no coherent event or date established.
The Baptist View reports Symes Friday Ste White as the new president of the Santiot Union, with a focus on trade hints and a preview of potential changes. The article references destruction and a proposed generation shift amid new vocal leaders.
Fragments from a Melhourne Wisconsin hearing note a conspiracy charge against Chigses. Mentions surveillance of 200 mines and a view for life with four hundred antion ovonita of China. Names and details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
Federal parliament session in Melbourne features heated remarks on the budget with rapid speeches and aimed critique. Lawmakers from multiple parties press for clarity on expenditures and fiscal priorities as the session proceeds Thursday.
A defamation action was filed alleging harming reputation in Queonalind by a local party. The case centers on statements published Friday and involves named parties including Yamasa and Reitwond. Court details and potential remedies await further proceedings.
Loyd Emmott of the British Parliamentary party urged wage arbitration as a remedy during the period of pecuniary strain. He expressed hope the policy would endure the test of time and aid workers and industry alike.
A Victorian Legislative Assembly vote on abolishing its ported State Governors failed, with 8 to 17 recorded as the result. The motion sought to remove the governors from the state's political structure, but supporters did not secure a majority.
Fragmented notes report foreign indemnity demands over 12 000 deaths in Greece and discuss a mock government label. Public sale notices promote cottages and building plots in Orange with prices and down payments, inviting buyers to contact Mean LeLean & Co.
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