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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 30, 1919
Page
2
In memory of our dear son and brother Gordon Dantern who died in France during World War II, as our family recalls his bravery and service. His father, sisters, and brothers remember him with sorrow and pride for his sacrifice and courage.
The note expresses gratitude for the kind care and attention received during the hospital stay. Worded with personal warmth, it thanks Mrs Adam Dattettsos and the family for support during Fortes Wisgher’s illness.
In Memoriam notice honors Claude Boucher and family, noting winters, fathers, and sisters as mourners. The fragmented text memorializes Moy Med and references deceased and kin without full details.
In memoriam appears with fragmented lines listing names and year references. The readable text hints at a memorial notice for individuals connected to a town and navy service, mentioning years and locations but most of the content is garbled, leaving uncertainty about the full scope.
Fragmentary OCR lists names and references to graves and notices, with unclear spellings and scattered phrases. It mentions individuals and death, a home location, and an apparent vigil or service in the evening, but lacks coherent details or dates.
Data appears garbled with unclear names places and events. No coherent individuals organizations or dates are readable to extract a factual card.
An unclear OCR fragment mentions names and terms in a disrupted string. The readable portion lacks coherent events or dates, preventing a solid summary of actions, people, or organizations.
A crowded Saturday night at the town mall featured a new film program with actors MEL Hurl and Goulen Hurr. Patrons praised the fresh, Sydney inspired lineup and the ornate town hall attraction drew interest for its projection and gift drawings.
An adaptation features William Hoxstar as a half pure East Indian girl, daughter of a Javaanese noble, in a devout Buddha worship tale. The production includes musical interludes and a lively performance by laboring actors amid wartime sentiment.
Local rifle competition underway with several teams from the area competing at the park range. Notable participants include the Keen Rifle Club, West Virginia shooters, and visiting squads. The event runs through the week with early rounds and final matches anticipated.
Incoherent OCR fragment mentions names and terms like Chinaman's Luck and various distorted phrases. Readable items include fictional or garbled proper nouns, with no clear event, date, or location to summarize into a structured news item.
An advertisement announces a two day visit beginning tomorrow and Thursday October 1 and 2. The speaker will be at Little Court Street near Buna Hun and Penaley's motor garage for court and consultation, with potential attendance by his attorney.
A fragmented report traces SH Le Higa's involvement with Manon a Co and various societies including the Valeiionioy Society Magpie Literary Institute and Parents and Allies' Association. It notes speeches, visits, and engagements across religious, educational, and civic groups, with multiple mentions of events in October, Sunday visits, and leading figures in community work.
Corporal Rath, a returning World War II hero from the Orange Port area, was greeted with confetti as his train arrived. Neighbors hailed him and he proudly announced his safe homecoming after a long active service in Europe.
A dated notice discusses an extended closing for the Peace Loum loan with subscriptions totaling £16490. Forbes and local councils report ongoing commitments and the release of medallions captured from German sources, outlining governance and shire responses amid delays and dignity concerns.
The Electric Lighting Committee meeting in Pridey discusses appointing a reporter to study a probable tabling area project. Members include M Deansl, K A Aunim, Debauham, Craft, Meowntill, Bastdook, Brodartek, Focay, with correspondence received. A detailed tour and data gathering are planned to prepare a report for release within a month.
In Forbes Court, John J. Laan faced charges linked to examining a horse at a local stable. Horse ailment included sore shoulders and fatigue. witness Mr Hawkins from Mérste described prior incident when a horse developed soreness after excessive work. A fine of £2 was imposed. case referenced in Children’s Court records.
George Dunn received a court order granting a nine hundred pawl loan backed by Tattersat's horeh assets. The ruling specifies the loan amount and terms as approved by Moenbing Court.
The obituary reports the death of Mr Harry J. Roe, a well known figure in the country, with tributes from relatives and friends. It describes his earlier life, family connections, and the impact of his passing on the community, alongside mention of his funeral arrangements and mourners.
A well known Forbes man, 20 years old, died near Condobolin after a diving incident. He collapsed from heart failure while swimming and was revived briefly but died. He was married with no children and leaves his parents Mr and Mrs Thomas Hill of Forbes. The remains are being brought to Forbes for burial and the funeral will be held tomorrow.
Vague notes from Yorkes renter tay indicate Mr M Giny haw represents Le AYweq for the pubs two at toe Years while T. M. Thrower is accepted. The electorate shows support for Nimwell and Parkes with Farber aut rent and towns like Trundle and Tottenham named, as voters brace for proportional representation.
A chaotic report describes a community gathering for corner chambers and a Ladies' Association event, with notes on harness races, hospitalities, and a collection auction. It mentions Parkes and Hereford, a drawing party, and a racing outcome won by a horse named Vinuere amid erratic phrasing.
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