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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 29, 1913
Page
6
Fragmentary OCR shows a Tuesday and Friday issue with subscription rates and awkward ad terms. It references noons and quarterly advance payments and advert placements per inch but lacks clear prices or dates. The readable items suggest a periodical listing advertising structure rather than a complete notice.
Agriculture notes list several wheat varieties and producers with scores and points in a field trial. Entries include names like Crawford and others with multiple figures, indicating rankings and collection results from the crop testing event.
The deteriorated OCR text suggests a colonial era report about railway development and proposals between Eugowra and Forbes, mentioning a Forbes advocate, proposals for extending rail lines, authorities and local figures, and debate over funding and routes. The fragment references potential extensions and public works plans amid wartime or postwar policy talk.
Fragmented OCR text lists horse names and times from an event in doubt. It mentions Stuchathirted horses Syndlon VM vente and HG AVE Ghonbrook, plus filly entries and weights. Many OCR errors obscure details. no clear outcome or date can be determined.
In a Wednesday meeting at the Howe track Forbes Harriers faced strong opposition on the cricket course, with Mossy Rewulle and Ho Smith OAK among the standout runners. The event featured early sprints and mid distance races, including a tense finish where Mylohiyany edged Ne ye WRUANE UY by a narrow margin, while Phepes Thomas set notable times in the hurdles.
A fragmented critique argues for labor power and press independence against elite control. It cites the Royal Commission on Road Buyily and mentions The Herald and Daily, noting editors' bias, wage effects, and government influence on public opinion.
Sutton Bros announce they will re commence business August 1 in conjunction with H. Rain and J. Crippr at the old established Rath bakery on North Hill. They offer wedding and birthday cakes, socials, and party catering with phone contact 139.
Business notice shows Mrs Mra Kerr’s purchase and a request for public patronage in Fortes. It notes intent to operate an up-to-date business with new goods and fair pricing. The fragment mentions Thompson and a transfer of items or funds, indicating a commerce motive and customer outreach.
Parkes Jockey Club announces nominations for Show and District Handicaps on Monday August 18 at 8 am. Weights to be declared August 28. General enttry night Tuesday August 26. Programs posted on application. Special trains from Forbes daily at 12.5 pm. A. G. F. Bollinger, Secretary.
A grand masked plain and fancy dress ball to boost Rectory funds. Prizes for best ladies and costumes, with youth divisions. Tickets and schedule details irregular, with times and organizers listed among incomplete lines.
The Rural Workers movement presses for improved pay and shorter hours amid broader labor concerns. It calls for fair conditions, union support, and consideration of farmers’ needs, urging reform without delaying essential changes.
An odd ad fragment invites readers to “Donaghey Ba” and mocks furniture care with witty phrasing. The message urges potential buyers to visit and see the FURNOLA offerings while hinting at avoidance of damage and warping.
Fragmentary OCR lists jockey clubs Wellington Woodstock Canowhutha and New Norcia style names with times and orders. Mentions The Advocate and a broad range of samples.
The Wellington show offers large prizes in wheat classes and an agricultural trophy. Extra money is provided for sheep and poultry sections, with all divisions well supplied.
Australian Colors, a black horse with grand lineage, is praised as one of the best on the Australian Turf. The piece traces wins, offspring, and connections, noting performances at Rosehill, Maribyrnong Cup, and Sydney Cup era events, while detailing pedigree by Grandmaster and Blockwall Blood.
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