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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Feb 08, 1929
Page
7
A partial OCR reads a land block on Joksaon Street in North UH near L8EKe Perthne, mentioning a portion NE tear needlars at BLACKS Store and a date 17. The readable items are fragmented and insufficient for a full event or action.
The text argues land as a nation's central asset, urging productive use to benefit society. It notes government subsidies to the Railway Commission, tax moves, and progressive estate taxes, linking rural settlement, production, and rising transport costs to broader national issues. It discusses potential policies to address these intertwined fiscal and developmental challenges.
A tangle of names and events outlines a school entrance exam, cricket match plans, and auto show notices. The piece lists teams, players, and officials, with cars and auction feel, mentioning Cadillac Lada and Oakland models, plus a wireless set ad and a rally for Hammond. The varied items anchor a bustling, period newspaper card with persistent names and places.
The Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission reported on two proposals to construct four new concrete weirs at Cotton to improve the town’s water supply. The council delayed decisive action, asking for further review of evidence and a public works plan before proceeding. The mayor presented the report, and discussion focused on safeguarding against potential construction issues and aligning with national work programs.
The Towanda council debates funding options for river flood protection and water works. Officials discuss a possible 300 to 4000 pound trust, government grants, and burden on ratepayers to repair Comton’s Water, with plans to secure supply and extend the river wall and flood protection next summer.
A garbled council record discusses who owns land near the Camp St Depot site and the handling of a contractor’s work. Issues include notices, payments, delays, weather exposure of timber, and potential court actions over the depot construction. Mentions aldermen and a mayor amid confusion over responsibility and timing.
The page reads as a jumbled mix of film titles, showtimes, and actors with numerous garbled spellings. It lists Friday screenings for Towais and a world famous opera on Monday, plus previews of Evelyn Bren and HiEOF WieoN. The text is largely unreadable, with long strings of mangled names and incomplete captions.
Frantic play and a bold uppercut by Bradman in the fourth test dazzles the crowd as England faces a fierce Australian onslaught. Key players include Hyder, Hooker, and Whitty, with Bucknar among the bowlers delivering sharp exchanges in a tense session.
A morning meeting between Fonpeeas Jemaieng Bers Ceunell and Bland Gaurall, with 40 Porbem Mereden Rong involved, discussed delaying an invitation from Jenmlong His vonter rer pet. Weddin Gelanell proposed a temporary agreement with Bland and Jemalong, while a request from Trigalana sought relief from Weddin. The issue, tied to HOME travel and interstate routes, prompted protests and calls for action by Dr Grim and others.
The Pa and H Association held its 96th annual general meeting in Forbes in the Council Chamber. Attendees approved the report and balance sheet and discussed committee appointments and other business. The treasurer’s report reflected funds received from sources noted, with discussions on future financing and oversight.
A lively Strand theater piece presents The Waltz Dream featuring principal performers including Princess Alix and Xenia Des. The performance is described as charming and engaging with graceful dance and music, though some lines read as fragments from a program or review. The overall tone praises the production and its appeal to audiences seeking romantic entertainment.
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