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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Apr 13, 1920
Page
2
An item from Forbes Advocate notes that Tees subscriptions, referred to as Sit Manspired xibiscriptions to Homo Time, have been taken over by the Advocaly. The arrangement provides for the supply of the Advocaty on the official subscription plan through a defined business deal between the two firms.
A clearing sale is announced at Delor Aine. Movers Flutiggan Stein & Coy will manage the sale of furniture and related property of Me G S Arieve. The sale is set for Wednesday of next week, the 21st, with items including miscellaneous furnishings and personal effects.
A riverfront tract of about 2YH acres sold to a buyer linked to irrigation aims. The previous owners included Nele Mlanilor and Tom Dudd, with the property expected to become a leading tomato and orchard production site. The transaction enhances potential for large scale farming operations and future fruit growing prospects.
Unclear OCR text describes events for the Orange Show with races and schedule. Mentions Achilles free turn and Willow Creek event, with details muddled but indicates races and a secretary sequence on a Saturday in April.
Star Pictures presents an ornate melodrama with Mata the woodcutter as a robber’s ally in The Wealth heist tale. The villain Meng and Morglayma dancer confronts, while a daring escape leads to a climactic battle and a dove ending. Saturday night will show Cllylinaon and other features.
An exhibition of activity last night at the School of Art room featured a lively bout between Mourn 6 1 Richardson and Lea. Hayes showed steady play with minor errors as Derhape attempted bold moves. crowd noted a break in rhythm but Hayes remained consistent throughout.
Music exam results show Mollie Kennedy praised for brilliant mastery as an advanced pupil thriving in the higher theory master examination linked with Trinity College London. Eileen Byrne and Mim Theoo Byrne awarded associate piano teaching rudiments certificates amid rigid accreditation.
A chaotic OCR fragment previews a crime tale in Mack O Hl od's Country. It mentions a white girl, a killer named Wupl, and a plot involving vengeance and fire. An onstage attraction Castlen in the Air is billed for a May show at Metro, with Allison featured in a romantic airing.
M Noisy and fragmented report notes P Molvilie headmaster of Forbes District School named Justice of Heewe Mia Nettie Webb to wed in Sydney. The piece mentions Captain Noy King in Forbes, a marriage in Sydney, and other local hospital and social updates amid a flood of names and events.
Forbes residents receive a stream of clerical and social updates. Mentions include Mye J J But Ankfield returning home, Elleen Hardie and Mim Kulb Duwh preparing for telephonists examination, and visits by Mr Linke AEDmyoH mayor of Horho on a weeklong business trip. Church events and local appointments are noted alongside upcoming duties at Forbes.
An ad style fragment touts ready to wear and tailored suits for Barter, Anton and Pratley, promising up-to-date offerings and measurements available. The text emphasizes affordable pricing and demonstrations at local stores.
Sidney reports claims from the Labor Council about government policy and actions. It mentions reinstatement of dismissed workers, seniority rules, and internal inquiries affecting aviation and related personnel.
The State sawmill at Sydney was destroyed by fire. All hay was burned, with losses estimated around £40,000. The blaze is reported to have begun in the storage area. Damage affects local timber supply and storage facilities.
A Sydney report notes ex Labor figure Stewart who shifted from the Labor Party in Queensland to the Natone pilots asserts Bolshevism has seized the Labor Party and the current government plans to buy Queensland.
Fragmentary wires mention Sydony Thewday and Mr Spruute appointed to a local council. References to a solicitor, Svat, and higher prices for commodities or kreveries in comparison with 1914. Lavy Wituept and Speakers Wa sh appear as garbled names, with month and year noted but unreadable.
The ad promotes Gardner Mint Mart offering discounted meat and woolens with emphasis on quality and savings. It advertises dull weather protections and special footwall displays, urging shoppers to buy flannel but three coming winter. Prices quoted include 4/4 for mon and 2 78 for px with a focus on value.
A scrambled report notes mounting tension in Mount Joy with references to troops near a gaol and military activity. Reuters and London sources relay potential shifts tied to treaty pressures and broader German asset concerns, forecasting moves before January 10.
An Australian district hospital council gathering in the Corncil Chambers last night saw President A Vonaghey and Treasurer MUL among attendees. The discussants weighed hospital and town sports support, with notes on patients during the epidemic, ward conditions, and proposed repairs including a broken water pipe and hot water system upgrades. The meeting considered expenditures of funds, renovation plans, and committee roles, while acknowledging apologies from key members. Professional staff led by Matron Nurse M Mabon reported patient casualty figures and ward conditions, prompting decisions on improvement steps and future actions.
A bustling farewell at Tom's Lagoon marks the eight year tenure of Mr Peard as teacher. Residents praise his work and bid a fond goodbye to Mrs Peard and their daughter Phyllis amid dancing, songs, and a Sydney Red Cross tribute. The event previews his Ashfield appointment and notes gifts from families while detailing local shop notices and upcoming sales.
The 68 year old Mrs Euphemie Curry, a long respected Forbes district resident, died after a short illness at home on River Wide. Her funeral was held in the local cemetery with Rev Crane officiating and Mrs Peabrey directing arrangements. She was born in Aveynsuire Beotland and leaves several children including Mrs R Crippin and Miss Hourlotin Curry.
An OCR fragment notes promises known as Planen Oftien and references Lucerne Hay. The readable text is brief, lacking dates, places, or concrete actions beyond the aliasing of names. Further context is needed to form a full news item.
A fragmentary notice states a public sale or hire of a "famous Pudge Bros" item by a mechanic driver in West OM. It mentions a price and readiness to undertake tasks, with reference to a person once of the AAT. The text appears garbled and unreadable in parts, but indicates a sale or hire arrangement and a potential location in West OM.
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