Unclear OCR: fragmented local notice item
Fragmentary text shows scattered names and phrases without full context or readable facts for a coherent newspaper item. No clear event, date, or entities emerge to summarize reliably.
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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 28, 1920
Page
2
Fragmentary text shows scattered names and phrases without full context or readable facts for a coherent newspaper item. No clear event, date, or entities emerge to summarize reliably.
Notice announces a sale of a property located on orth Forbes from alk Agents. Details are unclear in the fragment but indicate a property sale conducted by a fiduciary or legal agent. The notice is likely a public record instructing interested parties to bid or observe the sale.
City records reflect a public notice with several unreadable fragments. Named entities include Wisii unlmdyued, Huron, Monty Heyl, October, Tongapil Bons, Hugh J. Hovis, Alan Binet, WP White, Co. OOP White, TS. McDudo, and others, indicating a formal notification of service or closure events and associated contact details.
Fragmented OCR text yields unclear note about a Saturday event near the Vaudoutong Hotel with tentative names and dates, lacking coherent details or verifiable facts.
The Innumnpetion of fortnight sales at Templed by She de Ty Woods, Wi, at the Local Municipal Yards on Saturday and Wednesday next, opening at 2 o clock. Mixed stock includes cattle, store cattle, horses, sheep, and lambs. Entries for the sale are now being received and hoped to bring a successful outcome.
A garbled report from Yarrangung Pewvidomud Sekool describes a Wednesday event with crowds watching notable figures. It mentions participants like Walle We and Kiseene, noting wind conditions and an activity described as a living competition. The piece hints at emotions and an observer role by Atle Wilyon.
The Meath known as Othone from Mr. WH Miller's establishment died Wednesday near Forbes district while travelling to nearby settlements. Othone was a notable performer on the Wacks circuit with over twenty years in the sport. He held wins including Hewley Mile at Adoretiott and Prince of Wales Windle cap at Boothroy. Milner's family will sympathise with his friends and kin.
Disjointed text hints at political tensions and procedural disputes around an election. Mentions councils, a district or parish, a proposed pay or fee change, and a public exhibition or event with strong community interest. Names and dates are unclear due to garbled OCR.
A damaged OCR item describes a Wellington auction notice for property stock and plant in liquidation. It notes a public meeting date, the winding up of a company and invites applications to the mortgagees or liquidators, with details of the sale and assets offered.
Unclear OCR reads indicate a sale linked to the Vandenbero venture, mentioning Heenan of the Vandenherie Mot e Farben and the Royal Hotel. References to San AEP man and Kloutonamt Eve Hunter imply individuals connected to actions at a prominent auction or sale.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Lashlan Shiro and topics like uveitis and noxious weevils. Mentions Pion, 81 miles, and voluntary work. Lacks clear events, dates, or outcomes to form a complete report.
A garbled OCR style extract references a Monday event tied to Eight-Howe Day and a hospital sport. It mentions Lemuel Chambers Tat Wghh, Mests Dominghey presiding and various odd phrases about Phonotatyis, Sydney fertility, and Friday shop investigations. The text remains incoherent with names and places unclear.
The Shire revision court met this morning with Mrs Lavelly, the Shire Clerk, presenting the roll. Notables included Gilbert Kyry and Polly White, with a local audience to appear at My Tos Hall next Saturday night for the roll’s public showing.
A chaotic OCR fragment notes a performance adaptation of a celebrated novel tied to Burton. It mentions Bowrtmnce Fuknadtgrs and a late show with likely actors like Lanny Homious, Rachel Horray, and Parva. The text is garbled but suggests a theatrical debut and local interest.
A detailed account of a wedding and honeymoon in Sydney and South Australia. The bride and groom, their families, and guests attended a formal ceremony. The couple then traveled by train to Kvivey for the honeymoon, with numerous social notes about attendees and arrangements.
The report surveys global labour unrest and rising protectionist talk, noting UK and colonies discuss tariffs, mining taxes, and export pricing changes. It mentions Federation peace hopes, political divisions in Melbourne, railway issues, and labor leadership movements shaping policy directions.
Fragmented OCR text describes brokers and a general movement of wool sales across the Commonwealth. It mentions money, prices, and representation but lacks clear details for concrete dates, places, or names.
Fragmented court record shows Clothier and Lewlie W. Monbe charged over staying on forbidden premises at the Chub Tawny Hotel. Witnesses describe rooms, admissions, and police actions, with conflicting pleas of guilty and not guilty.
An OCR damaged fragment reports a New South Wales court session where the Commissioner cited failure to map a Tee ini oF Loome for the Vanen. Defendant Wig represented the commissioners withdrew a charge. Other defendants faced charges of fading and related offenses with costs awarded. Broderick and others appeared. more cases to appear in the next issue.
A destructive blaze erupted at Crombie Private Hospital around 9 this morning, causing significant damage to the upper sections while fire crews battled fierce flames. Many patients, including 40 women in care, were evacuated as responders worked to prevent spread and rescue anyone still inside. Police and fire officials report no serious injuries so far, with investigations underway to determine the cause.
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