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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jan 08, 1926
Page
10
Farmer guidance warns lucerne as green fodder offers relief during drought but carries risks to both plants and stock. Avoid early growth grazing, use small paddocks with temporary fences, rotate stock, and conserve moisture by proper feeding and pasture management.
A garbled historic sketch recounts King Solomon and his legends, then shifts to a burned and drowned town, floods of 1917, gold and copper booms, public talks, and a memorial to rebuild a district. It notes various figures and local political efforts amid chaotic memory.
Ad fragments list firms such as Gorton and Goteh in Sydney and companies on Kent Street and Chambers of Commerce Buildings. It mentions suppliers like Cantte reuuh Streat Roulers and Weston Co. in a mixed British newspaper style ad page. The legibility is poor but records commercial notices and business names.
Fragmentary OCR shows ward and attendance rates with weekly fees and external attendance figures. Names and locations are unclear. data appears to list charges such as waiting fee and outdoor attendance amid unreadable text.
E. A. Austen, local agent for F. W. Williams & Co., moved into a new corner premises at Rankin and Court Streets. The shop offers fresh season goods including corn sacks, twine, motor oil, kerosene, rope, ply items, and tractor supplies with prompt fulfillment of permits and station requirements.
A confusing report recounts a November or December rescue near Forbes where Mr T D Low and two children were aided after a perilous river crossing. The narrative mentions boats, water, and a tense effort that ended with all parties safe, though specific details and dates are obscured.
An aged notice lists T W Watson as a licensed surveyor and land agent with claims of long service in the Lands Department and probate valuation. It promotes surveying under Mining and Real Property acts, probate finance valuations, and appeals to contact Warold Street, Forker, and mentions Austen as a local who buys land and related services.
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