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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 13, 1920
Page
4
Bob Jones announces he has taken over Bogan Gate Hotel and will run it on best lines with special cuisine and all liquor true to label. He offers best accommodation and attentive service to travellers as proprietor.
Trundle phone 60 listed for J J Moloney commission agent business.
J Matheson announces the takeover of the Post Office Hotel Eugowra from J J Lindberberry and promises continued support. The inn offers the best brands of liquor and ample accommodation for travelers.
GUS M NAMARA auctioneer and general agent promotes the Quandialla monthly stock sale. Policies for fire tail and other risks by Liverpool and London and Globe Insurance Co. local agent.
A local trader advertises constant availability of every description of product and declares capability to buy and sell all lines of produce through a steady on hand supply.
A. R. Goodacre announces the opening of his new premises on North Street Hugowra and his readiness to buy skins and produce for cash in any quantity for Bugowra district residents and traders.
The correspondent notes frequent rain in the area with a heavy thunderstorm on Thursday. A 17 to 60 point rainfall is recorded, followed by showers on Friday, Sunday, Monday, and Tuesday. Cold, keen winds marked Sunday and Monday as the coldest spell yet this winter.
A Quandialla FP and A. Asso. Glathon meeting on August 7 decided the show for October 20. A Farmers and Settlers Association branch forms with X Conn as secretary R Penfold president and H Conn treasurer. Membership set at 14 shillings per year. Fifteen members enrolled and a goal for more stock and station agents noted.
Sunday football saw our side play a Bogan State team with several first rank players absent. The final score was Bogan Gate 6, Dodgera Bong. Referee Mr A. Doalman carried out duties and drew universal satisfaction.
The article notes nearly every home has faced illness due to persistent colds affecting young and old. Mr W Rogerson fell ill suddenly and was rushed to Medievald where doctors diagnosed hydrtids. An operation followed and he is now home recovering.
All sheep owners are at present busy with lamb-marking operations. Needless to say the percentage will be small.
A group of local artists has promised assistance at a concert scheduled for the 20th instant. The event aims to showcase community talent and raise funds, with organizers coordinating performances and support roles.
Wamboyne recreation ground hosted the opening of newly erected tennis courts on a Tuesday afternoon. The President Mr R Jackson Hope led the event with Miss Scott serving the first ball. Afternoon tea followed, then a lively dance as visitors from nearby clubs joined.
A ball to aid Weat Wyalong Catholic Church funds will be held at Blow Clear on the night of the Voth. Wyalong Jazz Band players have been secured for the event. A separate concert and dance at Billy's Lookout to support Wyalong Church of England is planned for Saturday. Weather brought showers this week and crop conditions improve as the season progresses. Orange Grove stock and machinery sale on Wednesday realised £106,000.
Mr W. Thompson of Sutton finishes selling his pro perty to the Repatriation Department and plans a large clearing sale on the ith August before moving to Sydney. Nearby properties Ayres and Rutherford are also changing hands for around £4. The district's stock outlook and flood delays affect local racing and Sunday matches. Enthusiasts plan trips to Stockinbingal Temora Wyalong and Leeton for upcoming events while Quandialla racing is postponed until October.
The usual Saturday night dance at the public hall drew a large crowd as Mr North tenphonium and Mr Conn vtolind with Miss Middleton on piano provided lively music. The event ran until 12 o'clock and ended with pies and toffee supplied by Mr Sweeney, leaving attendees in high spirits.
Gossip hints two weddings near month end at the new Church of England with service planned for Sunday at p.m. but Rev North again did not appear. Mrs Hanstock recovering after operation, Mr and Miss Schlink visiting Grenfell, Misa Penfold returning to Sydney, and unusually cold, misty weather with light rain. Farmers report limited plowing activity with George at sixty acres and Talbot at 150 acres.
Sunday marked the coldest day in years with 36 to 40 degrees as rain totals reached fifty points for the week. Thunder and lightning accompanied further soaking, lifting weekly rainfall above an inch and boosting pasture growth for spring. Farmers report improved stock and feed prospects, while reports note Dr Herbert tending a flock at Homebush and buyers at Grange selling sheep and cattle with prices quoted.
Mr Les Keane lies in Barkes under medical care after attempting a corn cure that damaged skin and required foot surgery. Latest reports say he is improving but will be sidelined for a while, a setback for our up team.
A Wednesday incident in the township saw a sulky driven by the eldest Henderson grandson veer off after the horse bolted toward Trundle. Mr Venables on a push bike cut the horse off, the animal crossed two bridges and the railway, then Mr Voenalles redirected it. Mr T Martin’s motor brought the two children safely back, bruised but unharmed apart from fright.
A concert and dance for Renwick col was a notable success both socially and financially, raising between £24 and £26. The event featured decorated hall by Mr Gilchrist with seats filled, a varied programme, and 18 girls in white dresses leading a floral hoop procession reflective of district support.
GOOLAGONG reports Engowra versus Cudal Sunday clash marred by rough rounds yet satisfied attendees recall a food trip. Tennis club seeks challenges as secretary awaits events. a cup and saucer social to aid the hall will be held Saturday with dancing and prizes.
A young performer pleased the audience with a tender encore as the first part closed. After interval a varied program followed with recitals and songs by Miss Bridekirk, Miss Waleorn, Mr Beckett, Mr Karey, and Mr Gilchrist all receiving encores before duets, dialogue, and coaching by Misses Black and Bridekirk. The event concluded with a well attended dance and a supper hosted by local helpers.
Jumble Springs fell 19 to 3 to Bogan Gate in the Bogan Gate Challenge Cup match. Arrow scored for Jumble Springs as Bogan Gate racked up two tries by J Gemmell and others, with several injuries reported but no intent to rough play. Crowds gathered, a tea at Kellys Hotel followed by a dance to aid the injured fund.
Retired after twenty years service from the Lands Department seek the government’s official endorsement stating the end of their tenure and the purpose for the request. The appeal aims to clarify pension or recognition status for former civil servants.
The Trundle firm L Bloomfield and Co general merchants relocates to modern premises in the town center marking an upgrade in its retail presence and service options for local shoppers.
J J Kelly announces he has taken over the Railway Hotel Bogan Gate formerly the Union Hotel Trundle. He invites old and new friends to call and enjoy the best at the new establishment.
Local agents for the Northern Assurance Company listed Hood and Broderick handling stock and property insurance on application. Services include fire, hall stones, live stock and accident cover. Phone 5 at Bogan Gte.
Laneyrie announces taking over the Club House Hotel Ekugowra from Q O Morton and promises to run the popular inn on the best lines. The proprietor pledges good wine beer and spirits a fine table stabling twenty boxes and ample loos for travelers and locals.
Leo H. Bell announces ownership of the Moonbie Hotel promising strict public service and offering the best of wives, beer, and spirits to attract patrons.
The Trundle Hotel announces full reopening with best liquors and good table. E L Jones promotes up to date comforts for guests and patrons seeking lodging and meals.
Listing of forwarding and commission agents including Wirrina for The Farmers and Graxlera Co-op Insurance and Agency Co Ltd M'Kay's Sunshine Machinery and Shirleys Manures with local trade references and contact notes.
A niche arises in income tax work focusing on accurate return preparation. Firms promote expertise in deduction optimization, compliance with tax rules, and timely filing for individuals and small businesses.
New Car for Hire petrol and all motor accessories stocked agencies including Dalpatty Co Wolseley Shearing Machines Atlas Assurance Co BH and B cycles and motors Fortescue Windmills repairs carried out phone 16 day or night.
A local shop touts Seizonable Goods with reasonable prices. The readable note highlights value, selection, and ongoing offers. No dates or named entities are provided in the fragment.
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