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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 10, 1928
Page
1
A lively forestiers ball opened with a formal procession and regalia as Mr. W Thomson welcomed representatives from local lodges. The Royal Orchestra led memorable performances while catering and hall arrangements impressed attendees.
At the Hay Pasture Board meeting the local Inspector described 88 eaglehawks captured by a single rancher during lambing. Traps were placed along saddocks and nearby areas, drawing attention as owls watched while hawks were ensnared and killed.
Two months ago Forbes Chamber members questioned council plans on the sewerage scheme and when the work would start, amid cautious optimism and a call for public civility as cars must yield to pedestrians disembarking.
At a Chamber of Commerce gathering Mr Franke Harris led debate over road courtesy versus abuse by motorists and pedestrians. Attendees urged action on traffic and footpath congestion, noting drivers’ penalties vs horse drawn vehicles and calling for police attention to curb dangerous behavior and improve safety.
Opening festivities at Eugowra Forbes featured patron Mr Jepou and guests including Bry 4.4 and Meta Vstnaon. The event drew attention from Borbes and Hunter districts with a tour of the course and a reception in Eagowen Hall hosted by Li Taller, amid social chatter and local interest.
Report of a busy Trundle show with a large crowd and mixed excitement. Attendees praised patronage while concerns about weather and organization lingered. highlights included promising performances by trotting horses and local exhibitors amid ongoing talks about Commonwealth support.
Forbes Chamber of Commerce urged the Council to place warning signs at dangerous corners after reports of drivers speeding past groups of schoolchildren. Discussions covered suitable locations, signs reading Drive Slowly and signs not wanted, with limited funds cited and a delay in erection.
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