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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jan 02, 1931
Page
4
The Forbes Advocate presents the phrase Above All for the Country in its Forbes First section with a 4 10a note indicating branding and placement. The snippet emphasizes patriotic framing and publication context.
A fragmented missive argues Australian wheat growers will cease production if Arbitration Court awards keep prices high. It claims metropolitan interests profit from the system while farmers bear the costs, urging reductions to avoid ruin. The piece emphasizes equity in political and economic life and warns drastic cuts may follow.
John McCormack stars in a Strand program with Sone of My Heart and tang My Hoary, praised as the world’s greatest tuner. The article notes cast, production details, and the audience’s reception, highlighting McCormack’s vocal prowess and the performance’s lasting impact over tenors in a turbulent era.
A fragmented notice of farewell events lists attendees Enyowrs notables and local figures departing for Marae. It mentions Mr Banistenis organizing the public session and references a baby, with Tom marrying in the story amid a past year of character and community reflection.
A fire devastated the Bogan Gate Hotel on Monday as flames and a lurid glare lit the night. Responders battled the blaze while investigations began into the cause and potential losses for the property and nearby structures.
A fragmented monologue follows an unnamed narrator’s trek through winter streets toward Bathurst. He recalls cold streets, distant voices, and a church, while battling fear, fatigue, and loneliness on a harsh dawn journey with fading hope and a sense of pursuit.
A government minister announces a plan to move to a 44 hour work week starting Monday. The measure targets industrial labor and factory workers, aiming to reduce unemployment and adjust rationing. The policy shifts focus to tall shops, affecting workers across sectors.
A youth narrowly escaped injury after being struck by lightning during an outdoor event. Witnesses reported hearing another crack before the shock dispersed, while a father nearby reacted with alarm as responders arrived. The incident occurred near the riding area, with onlookers noting the sudden flash and ensuing commotion.
Rain disrupts Victorian farming as markets report lower yields and prices. Farmers from Gippsland to Parkes struggle with damp conditions reducing wheat, potato, and livestock prospects. Market analysts note subdued demand from European buyers amid oversupply fears.
Fragmented review text describes performances by Cohan Ray and others with misread quotes. References to Boot lana and Youth at the ta taog hint at stage acts and public reaction. Names like Jon McCormand and Zhu McCorwheek appear amid garbled lines about comedy and a telephany.
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