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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Apr 16, 1928
Page
2
An unclear OCR fragment mentions names such as BROGAN and South Purdon with scattered terms like fortnight and rewaed. Content is incomplete but suggests a local place and personal names rather than a full event or notice.
Wanted notice for a housemaid and an assistant at Hugo Rankin Street Foran in memoriam. Property and person details are sparse with no clear employer or dates.
Alto motor lorry for hire for pleas party event country dances. Crocker and Morrig invite inquiries by phone 339 South Forbes for wood delivery and related transport needs.
An alert warns that Anyong is found shooting or tampering on Cadaw Ballon near the river banks on both sides, with road closures in place and prosecutions threatened for violations.
Mr. Doague W. announces he has purchased the legal practice operated for years in Forbes by the late Mr. John Robinson. He will set up at the office lane near Teme Street in Forbes.
100 acres freehold river frontage offered near Farber Vineyard Lucerne and Wheat Land under a pushing plan. Price £27 per acre. Apply to agents for details and assistance.
A Forbes Advocate report discusses rising demand for improved trunk telephone service across Forbes Parkes and surrounding towns. It notes current lines are overloaded, and government action is needed to extend long distance links to Western areas. Officials promise study and future upgrades to ease daytime congestion and ensure reliable calls.
Fragmented OCR reads like Jemalong Shire notes about council matters and appointments. Mentions Mn Ray Ryan, a Couralag Club link, and unclear arrears or deferral topics with partial references to people and dates. The text is garbled with no clear actions or outcomes.
The tale centers on actor Maynard and a western stunt act featuring a slave chase scene. A staged ride and daring maneuvers unfold during the performance, with Magnard delivering a remarkable display of stunt work and action.
Local notices report a town meeting with multiple items including a new Methodist minister arrival and planned walks and welcome events. The district’s monthly census and committee actions are noted, along with a special evening honoring community members.
A round of small town notices lists Crombie Private Hospital patients and staff movements. Mra Hodiman, Mr Roy McParland, Mrs Willam Green, Daphne Whedon, and others are noted with visits, recoveries, and home returns. Details include minister Clemens, garage manager Mr Maidment, and bank officials amid community updates.
The Federal Treasurer Earle Page challenges labor leaders over unemployment in a wartime interview. He accuses unions of hypocrisy and argues production and wealth depend on continuous employment and wage payments. Page warns against strikes and urges cooperation to maintain national output and capital accumulation.
The enthronement of Horace Crotty, DO, as Bishop of Bathurst took place at St Smines Cathedral with solemn rites. Dr. Lang preached a loyalty sermon as leaders from districts attended the Synod, praising Crotty and urging unity over personal interests for Australia’s future.
The Jem ite meeting discussed allocating 25 000 pounds for development roads in the state with federal support totaling 19 000 000. Proposals include building a road from Jemulone Connell to Cole's bridge and completing related works at Hurowad, with a 5 000 pound grant approved for construction. The plan notes a 3 percent rate over the period 20-1978 and outlines project funding and procurement details.
London reports Lord Birkenhead spoke on Germany praising wartime commerce and national resilience. He expressed admiration for Germany and hope for friendly cooperation among nations in the future, despite the grim war era.
The column discusses a city proposal to convert two acres into a municipal tennis facility at Camp Mi and surrounding civic improvements. It notes support and opposition, the need for a formal committee, and the potential benefits for public recreation and social cohesion, urging careful planning and a broader community role.
The Birund Theatre offers a varied lineup including Gun Doepel and The Necwoun. Four Comedians perform a weekly lineup with Wednesday and Friday showcases. Alan, a leading impresario, announces Made eens w sind around MU, with Phantory of a tent show and Life on the open road featured. The week also includes Bosody Smal and The Cat and Une as part of a broad entertainment slate.
In Orangx a specialist announces that last Friday’s value forbes ba. His commuting roommate is ak Vandenberg Unis, and appointments at noon may be arranged at Koaptoa's Pharmacr.
The Mulglutrierie council debated funding for immediate road and bridge work with Mr A B Wheatley. A motion to proceed with live structure repairs over five years at a fixed rate was discussed, with mixed support. President Herbert recorded council opinions as the proposal faced scrutiny and potential rejections.
Redfern police report a fatal shooting during an ambush at Moorehead Street Redfern that left Walter Henry Avery wounded and another man dead. Avery was arrested for murder after another man fled to hospital. The case centers on the midnight assault and ensuing police investigation with Avery under custody.
Fragmentary report notes a raid at Raewall Site and a victim identified as HYDNIT Muir. The text references a Saturday event and a nighttime incident at an “Iatlatctory Tank” site, with unclear details and timing.
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