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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 12, 1930
Page
2
Veterinary guidance explains safe methods to control blow flies around stables and livestock. The article stresses humane, low risk approaches and warns against neglecting proper disposal and sanitation to prevent infestations.
Mr HG Belschner, the western district veterinary officer, issues guidance to Grazlers on blow fly treatment. Despite poor weather, many dressings fail and early trapping and poisoning are advised, with a pamphlet on Sheep Flow Fly available free from the Department of Agriculture.
George Stubsofland, an employee of Mr CM Wheeler aaulryman of Delroy, suffered serious injuries when a horse bolted and struck him. He was conveyed to medical care and received treatment for a deep wound, later transferred for further treatment.
Claude Bushell a prominent Parkes storekeeper and local political figure was found dead in his shop on Saturday morning. Police reported no immediate foul play while noting the man faced financial troubles and had recently arranged his estate.
Fragmentary OCR text appears to discuss Forbes District mail delivery, September events, and civic services with garbled phrasing. Key names or dates are unreadable, leaving only scattered references to district, service, and months.
A scrambled clipping notes rising expenses for dog care and mentions local residents and city services. Details are faded but indicate concern over pet ownership costs and community impact at Park Cathy and surrounding areas.
A scrambled note lists names and phrases suggesting a business change involving Desi Mekhi Bonnell and Ty Forbes, with references to AVMAU and Hille Ey Fih. The fragmentary text mentions an agency and financial terms, but the exact actions, dates, and firms remain unclear.
A drowning incident near Goolaman Mre WwW is detailed with a Rockview doctor and his family. The eight hour ordeal involved resuscitation of multiple victims after a vehicle backed into a dam near their home. Names and exact injuries are unclear due to OCR damage.
A carrier pigeon settled at Bedgerabong in the Hodges residence Walwayne marked 425 H.O. 28 on the left leg and 7002 on the right. The birds appeared lame and a second pigeon later joined the scene near the Hodges home, with the report noting bands and unclear details.
A wave of reaver pass away Tuesday when the community learned Mr Penrnddocke faware Wenifiasa, known as Pen, died at Hijecanzong Hospital following an operation for appendicitis. The Misnew A. and M. Wyndham family, longtime residents, received word Monday that his condition worsened. Mr Wyndham was active in church life at the Minot area and served in the Bze Huatluliway Battalion. He enlisted early, was among few Now Swat William soldiers, and was remembered as a gentle, generous man who loved family and community. He leaves a wife, children, and siblings, with services held at the local church and burial in the town cemetery.
A long fragment outlines a December 1980 Weldons Ladies Journal issue with patterns for a Tweed Coat and Skirt, an Afternoon Dress, and other garments. It mentions nursery arts, color photos, and a short story, plus features titled Parly Calling and Falling in Love with Clothes.
A farmer named Mr Cameras, eight miles from Dubbo, was harvesting when his foot was caught in a header mower. The machine dragged him over and mangled his right foot, leaving part of it in the blades. Robinson halted the header and freed the foot as the injured man cried for help before his wife aided him home.
Two men suffered eye injuries in separate incidents near Warren District Hospital last week. Thomas Bligh, driving a sulky with Beatty aboard, was jolted when the horse kicked. The other event involved a bystander snagged by a vehicle handle during a wire threading mishap.
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