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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Apr 28, 1916
Page
4
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Local report notes Mr W. BU’s land near Che Forbes Advocate saw eight sheep struck by lightning last week. The animals were found under a tree, all dead, suggesting direct storm impact. No other livestock reported affected.
Seventeen year old youths were arrested by Lite Forbes putive within the first days of the month for breaking into a slave and stealing a cowhe of hundred bags. The accused will face Burbes Court on Tuesday.
In a recent display AlrskK Rawlins delivered a strong performance amid mixed results. The report notes solid play for the Persians and references a war effort and Belgian circle, while cautioning against betting on future outcomes.
An incomplete report describes a passenger from Sydney aboard a travelling train in a sleeping car. The article notes confusion during a disturbance on the line and mentions the timing of an event at a station, but many details are garbled.
Market report notes strong prices for wethers with bids around £2 15s per head. Prices improved as buyers from Messrs Winthcombe Carsom and Lea showed interest. Notable animals included Roberts and others, with prime sorts expected to sustain demand at the sale.
Auction records show a local sale with multiple lots listed. Names include Gurtisey Sener and Mercy Turner with various items described and staged at a city street location. Proceedings cover equipment, campaign items, and household goods among the listed lots.
The Fortes Advocate prints a larger four page edition than usual, promising a detailed frustrated report by an orator on the district and highlighting exhibits. Readers unable to attend the slate event may catch up on what was missed Tuesday.
The piece notes audiences gathering amid wartime, describing show attendance and reactions. It questions conscription and criticizes wartime rationing, suggesting officials impose entertainment controls while the public endures shortages and heavy service burdens.
Mr Arthur Grimm M L A was in Forbes yesterday and today. Fred Neild, discoverer of the Wyalong fields, died at Wyalong on Saturday aged 16. Sergeant Ford son of the Ford family is hospitalised in Sydney. J J Leahy, new owner of Tregaina station, arrived in Forbes. Lt G W Crownhill, newspaper proprietor, is on furlough. George Shelton, son of Forbes editor, home for holidays. War news notes include Captain E Low, assault on duties, and several privates on leave. Easter marriages and local office staff gifts feature amid brief society items.
The Dubbo Easter fowling carnival drew players from Victoria Park Ryde Forbes Wellington and others. Forbes and Dubbo clubs featured in team matches with Victoria Park and Parkes clubs. final scores and placings noted amid a celebratory atmosphere and a message of sportsmanship from official speakers.
A grand coviol at Forbes hospital in Calarie hall is planned for next Tuesday May 3. The Methodist Sunday School gathering was held Monday afternoon. Acres Morel Bani Orchestra will play at Parkes Catholic Hall. Mr T. S. M'Dade seeks a dealer license. A turkey incident near Easter is noted. The Town Band performs at the Hospital Sunday at 3 pm. Furniture sale details appear for W. H. Lee Camp Mill on May 10. Robert Heaton fined £25 for adulterated milk in Parkes last week after 66 percent added water. Rain totals at Fore Ges: 13 points Tuesday, 25 Friday, 45 Saturday, 81 overall. Phil Puck shifts his watchmaking business to Rankin Street after four months. LEN Lavat reports Mr Black will partner with W. D. Geddes of the Mederel Butchery.
On Anzac Day Forbes honored Australian troops who fought at Gallipoli twelve months earlier. A large crowd gathered in Forbes Park for a memorial service with sermon, band, and prayers led by local ministers and officials. The Prime Minister’s message praised the courage and sacrifice that kept the fallen’s memory alive.
Adelaide A Tassell wife of Percy F Tassell died at Forbes Hospital on Saturday April 22 following peritonitis and intestinal obstruction. The Kapunda native, aged years, was widow of a Tas sel l new marriage two months earlier. Funeral at church of England cemetery with Rev A J Cuardenor officiating. Parishioners and neighbours expressed sympathy for the Tassell family and the bereaved husband. The service included Anzac memorial references and a Dead March in Baul, with local bands and officials acknowledged for arrangements.
The death of Mrs Jones of Cadow is reported in Sydney with the body due to arrive tonight for interment tomorrow at 2 pm at Caudow. Her husband was the late Edward Jones, with Ar nolph Jones of Ca dow as son. Also noted is the death of Mrs Mary Chisholm of Forbes Cross Street aged 50, a Inverness native who came to Australia at twenty, married William Chisholm at Gowlburn, and helped establish the district’s first private school. Her funeral was held Saturday at the Presbyterian Church under Rev John Callorville.
Sydney reports martial law throughout Ireland. An official Press Bureau message confirms German wire service news that submarine E22 was sunk in the North Sea. Two of the crew were saved.
Reported Dublin unrest is subdued while rural Ireland remains calm. Martial law, proclaimed legal for Irish groups, hinges on May 27 when 30 000 new recruits are expected to be secured to seek compulsory powers. German and French dispatches promise Verdun action as heavy reinforcements arrive for a planned assault.
Telegraphic update reports that the Holman government will remain in office with strengthened Labor support in the Upper House to aid passage of labor legislation. Darling-Noret Pro expresses unwavering confidence and hopes ministers consult movement rank and file before any reactions.
At the yearling sales yesterday many yearlings were sold for a total of L757 guineas. The top price reached L025 guineas for Mountain King, with multiple entries presenting strong demand from buyers.
At the conference on education the debate covered teaching sex hygiene. It was expressed that while wide knowledge should be imparted to the public, sex hygiene should be taught in the home rather than in schools.
Sydney workers in the Operative Bakers Union refuse to withdraw their threat. Members will give a week's notice to employers tonight signaling potential industrial trouble and a possible disruption to bread supply.
Reports to the Chief Secretary indicate 1143 plotu shows in the city and nearby suburbs with an average weekly attendance of 427,000 people.
In Sydney on Friday the Chamber of Commerce debated compulsory service plans amid government moves. The discussion centered on Lord Derby's scheme to enlist all men into sections for possible mobilization, aiming to minimize idle years.
A fragmented excerpt shows Labor League leaders urging a global push for simultaneous peace efforts. The text references conferences and messaging to spread their terms and bolster coordinated action across nations.
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