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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 19, 1930
Page
7
A note of gratitude from Wis Vattanee and daughter for the many expressions of sympathy after a recent bereavement. Special thanks go to Molden and Mia Harlic, and to Mary Filer for their comfort and kindness.
Notice from Peter Pan Beauty Parlour informs clients the parlor will close from the day after Christmas through Friday January 2, affecting appointments and operations.
Lease notice for Tuyen Property known as Tyne Orckiard near Winieersid's Bridge about 1 mile from Ferber. It covers about 12 acres salable for market warden. For partner particulars, apply MES Le WAN, Wiieerrald's Bridge.
Edroco Furniture displays large and small Dutchess chairs dining room sets and parlor canines with overmantles and tables. Crockery and various items priced randomly at Hetchinsen's Second-Hand Shop opposite Rash's Garage.
The article discusses inflation in economics, arguing that loose definitions breed confusion. It contrasts inflation from note issuance without backing to inflation driven by credit abundance, price level differences between markets, and exchange rate impacts on exports and domestic purchasing power. It calls for balanced budgets to curb inflation and preserve financial stability.
The Forbes Pastures Protection Board requires owners and occupiers to render returns by the 10th day of January and pay penalties if not complied. Returns pertain to stock and sheep kept within Forbes District, with penalties outlined and notices available at the District Office.
The Forbes Traders Association announces local store hours for Christmas. Stores will be open all day December 25 and Boxing Day December 26. December 27 is a Saturday with 10 p.m. closing. December 24 is Christmas Eve with early hours. Shop locally and buy early.
Farmers are urged to avoid premature harvesting and to ensure wheat is thoroughly dry before stripping. The notice outlines that wheat under a certain weight must be reduced and not stored for sale or attacked by pests. Agent in Charge urges careful handling and compliance with the agreement terms.
Forbes Jockey Club announces a mid summer race meeting with prize money of £150 and £180 in 1931. The event is set for January 14 and 15, with a post meeting programme on January 16 at the Ryman Metropolitan Hotel. Requests for programmes should be directed to secretary D. Moloney.
Seven Scarlet Fever cases reported in Forbes and district during the month, with no danger of wider outbreak. Precautions taken, patients confined for treatment, and health officials monitor contacts. One case traced to Buck Yamuna and another to Gara worker. no hospital spread observed, and attention given to all suspected illnesses under medical guidance.
Mr Bassett responds to Mr Campbell with a concise note confirming receipt of the inquiry and outlining forthcoming items for discussion. Formal tone, preserves names and position while indicating next steps in the exchange.
The report describes turmoil at a gathering led by Tir Sitty president in the party. Campaign and local figures including Mr Campbell face questions over November December plans. Attendees discuss agricultural interests and rural concerns as candidates position for upcoming events.
In accordance with naval custom the Western Sun and Advocate will close from Wednesday December 24 to Wednesday December 31. The offices reopen for business on January 2, 1937, with the first issue of the New Year. Management extends season’s greetings and wishes a satisfactory year to all friends.
A letter discusses the Calare race amid tension within the Country Party supporters who vow to honor their constitutional aims. It references Sir Neville Howse’s past hold on Calare, candidates like Campbell and Thorby, and fears of vote splitting under preferential voting. Concerns about Dr Earle Pure and the electoral campaign are noted, with calls for harmony and questions about the National Party’s stance.
A garbled OCR note from Orange references the Port Office race blocking a corner behind the Wr, indicating a disrupted route or event area. Fixed details are unreadable, but the gist concerns a local port office race and obstruction near a street corner.
A parade of Forbes families and friends depart to celebrate the Christmas holidays. Miss Symes, Miss Caldwell, and other locals head to relatives and resorts while Mr Stacey and Mrs Stacey plan visits to Auburn and Orange. Several community figures, including Alderman Jeokean and Archdeacon, are noted in social notices and birthday mentions.
Drummow’s encounter with Phyllis Howse turns deadly in a tense Night of battle and a near fatal act. The tale features Algy and a doctor’s pact to extract Phyllis from a nursing home amid danger. Tonight's Strand Theatre program promises swift action and danger as the plot unfolds.
A Forbes man returning from a tram trip through the back country toward Charleville reports on conditions along outback tracks. He notes widespread malnutrition among a group of four young men and unfamiliar people migrating from the Balkans. References to unrest, poverty, and hostile locals suggest tense frontier dynamics and a perception of Balkan political strife shaping attitudes among Queenslanders.
The Grand Theatre presents Bullé Mog Drummond TM tonight and Saturday. The programme features two comedies with Bulldog Drummond, Madame Q and Tasoous tomed As We Are, plus other acts. A social event at the Vandenberg Hotel highlights Mrs 16 and Miss Telford wedding plans and local dignitaries in attendance.
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