Professor Lodge Leaves Forbes for England Opposed to Tariff
Professor Alfred Lodge of England, visiting near Forbes at Ellerslie, told an Advocate reporter he opposes the tariff and believes it harms farming. He praised local hospitality, criticized Mr Scullin's policies, and said he and his wife would depart for England by the Moldar on Friday. His son Charles will remain to depart later.
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Alfred Lodge
England
Christopher and
Charles
Ellerslie
Mulgandry
Forbes
Mother Country
Austria
Porbes
Scullin
Hrdteln
Premier Lang
Professor
Bin
Hero
Land Tragedies and a Nation’s Reckoning
A speaker recounts drought and collapse in rural Australia, detailing farm failures, debt burdens, and displaced families. He asks what government can do as daughters work in cities and sons seek uncertain futures in the West, noting mortgaged stock and wheat, and shortages of meat and food.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D.C
S.M. Herald
Edward Dyson
Loan schemes for land workers amid national crisis
A plea for special loans to hard-pressed farmers, asked to be placed in England with Australian bank cooperation and guarantees. The speaker notes widespread ruin among land workers who toil long hours for little pay and urge decisive government action to provide solvency and support, warning politicians’ procrastination harms the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Talwart
Miniutera
Une
Bankruptcy hearing for Norman Doyle over Forbes College contract
In Forbes Bankruptcy Court Magistrate Arnold examined builder Norman Joseph Doyle of Kandabolin Forbes regarding his collapse after the Marist Bros College contract failed. Doyle claimed £2000 losses, started business in 1922 with £100 to £150 capital, and had near zero cash at year end with only £6 in bond. He listed a £6000 Life policy surrender value and £15 in a Government Bank account, leaving creditors unpaid. the case concluded after his inability to account for expenditures and turnover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forbes
Tumeday
Cc. A. Arnold
Norman Joseph Doyle
Candabolin
Doyle
Marist Bros.' College
Marist Bro. College
Hia
Hla
Boyle
Blewite
Cheque Forgeries Warn Local Firms
The Banke warns that forged cheque forms from prominent merchants and insurers have appeared. The imitations are described as excellent, and business people are urged to scrutinise cheques on special forms presented by couriers and clients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Banke
Australia’s Future Tied to Country and City Unity
A speaker laments widespread hardship as farmers face ruin from debts and low prices while city life bears strain. He urges national resolve, cost cutting, and policy shifts to protect producers, stressing that Australia’s survival hinges on aligning urban and rural efforts and pressing governments to act now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auatra‘Un
Forbes gas plan for Town Hall lighting proposal
A Forbes Forbes man urged the Forbes Municipal Council to have the gasworks prepare a large space in the gasometer and lay pipes to the Town Hall ahead of visiting politicians next Monday. He claimed abundant volatile gas would light homes for six months and suggested reducing gas rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forbes
Forbes Municipal Council
Tugaday
Weekly Workshop Specials Preview Valves Batteries
A brief notice announces weekly specials in the Workshop with focus on valves last week, batteries this week, and a Post Office Garage event planned for next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warten
Post Office
Waste Paper Prices and Advertisements Summary
Waste paper values listed as per pound for Gale and other providers. Includes notes on gash and garry items and references to the term apply-ADVOCATE Offtos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gale
Tdper Ib
Gash
Garry
Offtos
Lon Chaney Ventriloquism Shines In The Unholy Three
Lon Chaney stars in The Unholy Three at Strand Theatre, an all talking revival of his silent era character. The Metro production features five vocal personas and a ventriloquism act as a criminal mind hides in circus sideshow disguise, supported by Lila Lee and others.
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Lon Chaney
Strand Theatre
Art of
Ventriloquium
Metro-Goliwryna-Mayer
Jack Conway
Ella
Cahsney
Metro Goldwyn-Mayer
Clarence Aros Robins
Chaney
Dying of thirst two men die after outback tragedy
Dyer Henry of New Zealand and Raula Laurie of Finland perished near Moverberg about 180 miles northeast of Willunga Western Australia after days without water. They reportedly pledged a death pact, with Dyer mortally shooting himself and Raula following with a rifle. Police found the bodies three days later. shallow graves could not be dug.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garcer
Willuna
Henry Dyer
New Zealand
Laurie Raula
Moverberg
Willung
W.A
Outback
Homebush sheep and cattle sales total 32 000 sheep and 2800 cattle
Homebush auctions Monday offerings totaled 32 000 sheep and lambs and 2800 cattle. J Forbes Milvale sold 76 crossbred hoggets to 11/7 and 10/11 aging. J Pratt Lake Cowal sold 108 crown bred lambs and hoggets to 10/4 averaging 10/. Prices for prime sheep and lambs firmer, other grades cheaper. On the hoof mutton 1d-19d per lb hoggets 2d-21d suckers 34-4d to 4d per lb. mood to prime beef 30/ to 23/ per 100 lb. prime yearling beef 8s 3d to 8s 8d.
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Homebush
Winchcombs
Carson Ltd
J. Forbes
Milvale
J. Pratt
Lake Cowal
Stomach Gas Relief Claims Bold Magnesia Tonics
An advertisement urges readers to buy Ballz Magnesia for stomach gas pressing on the heart with sharp pains. It promises rapid relief within five minutes, touts Galix Magnetis as soothing the stomach, and extols Baltz Magnesia as a scientifically balanced magnesia and bismuth preparation. It warns against inferior forms and stresses proper pronunciation of the product name "84-L- -z" Magnesia.
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Wool & Stock
Bligh ST
Byoney
Amlandfcoy
Sydney
AML & F. MS
Treaarne
Johnson
Tooheys
Eyeulm Labgl
Amd
Wir
Dielter
Australia
Hin Biate
Imad
Prom
Aue” Magazine
Wooder
Agruder
Tie
Valley
Jordan
Oroes
Aod
Producers' Advisory Council
Costa
Perich
Kangaroo Hut
Creek
Dyer
Aaura
Homebush Sales
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