Fragmented World News Notes From Various Regions
A garbled bulletin reports on political party motions about notifications, And Australia’s Hughes absence, jockey suspensions for improprieties, and drought insurance. It mentions rent adjustments for beamers wool freights, a town hall remonstration, and Catholic references. International items include Lord George and De Valera talks, the Daily Mail on potential talks, and a looming martial law risk in Tokyo with summary hints of global tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federer Country Party
Hughes
Austratia
W. Lillymen
W. King
Commonwealth
Atwamors
Dwyer
Melbourne
Hawra
Australia
Angie
George
de Valera
Downing Street
Lonslow
Mall
Ulogd Coorne
Tokio
Australian Eleven First Match Drawn with Scotland
The frst match against Scotland ended in a draw as Australia posted 42 in the first innings with Collie 100 and Hardiney 14, Scotland replying 162. In the second innings Australia were 79 for 1 with dismissals including Mayne Bisnett Ollina Slevwright and Ryder. Sundries at 20 eight wickets fell. Austen la won all out for 514 at the drawing of stumpa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotland
Australia
Collie
Hardiney
Auistralia
Stumpa
Austenla
Football Players Named for Sunday Meeting in Parkes
Local football scene outlines team selections for Sunday match at Par-28 with Calarie, Oue Boys, and Morbes Imam. Names include Catrie Follyhack, N. Pymiont, W. Andriaina, R. Turner, J. Praneti, and many forwards. Emergent rule changes in rugby league and upcoming Parkes club elections noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
He Feld
Catrle-Follyhack
N. Pymiontresemakers
W. Andriaina Ftagoes
R. Turner
J. Praneti
Walt
Pritchard
Fe Wighth
Ted Clothe
Forwarda
Rice
M. Feanets
L. M'Mahon
J. Spice
W. Nilon
D. Sherritt
Emergencies
K. Clothier
Allian
Forbes District Chamber Elects New President
In a Wednesday meeting the Forbes and District Chamber of Commerce elected TH Broderick as president and GD Bassett as vice president. Dr Hrowdbebt was later chosen to the Council to fill the vacancy created by Thomson’s departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forbes and District Chamber
TH. Broderick
Muncesalon
Thomson
Wan
GD. Bassett
Orodarick
Hrowdbebt
Forbes
Bowls Final Sets Tussle As Dickens Presses Stingon Duo
In a Wednesday final of the A and B handicap doubles Dickens and Mirrington defeated P Stingon and Jay 7 to 6 in a tight finish. A committee meeting followed, with C R Thomsons resignation as treasurer discussed. Al Thomson lauded for long service, a letter of thanks authorised and recorded. K McGrigor elected unopposed to fill the vacancy. Mrs Gale’s resignation accepted, new appointment to be handled by the president. An invitation readied for A Mak from New Zealanders touring Queensland to play at Forbes next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickens
Mirrington
P. Stingon
Jay
C. R. Thomson
Jsovera
Bose
al Thomson
Taith- Tully
Dullet
Treasaurer
Thomson
EK. McGrigor
Thomgon
Gale Ox Ersen-Kenpar
Invita
Queensland
Forbes
Goo COUGH MIXTURE RECIPE for family cold remedy
The item describes a homemade cough mixture using simple ingredients and directions from a printed label. It outlines quantities and preparation steps, noting it could treat throat and cough symptoms and mentioning related tonics and flavoring agents.
AlL WGIT's Maat 36 and 24 par 1h
The line advertises Maat 36 and 24 items sold below original prices for a one hour period, noting the vor r bent at thar.
School of Arts Successful Functions Report
A detailed report on recent School of Arts events notes two evenings of performances and costumes. Winners included Country Girl and Chu Chie Chow as lead acts, with numerous prize recipients such as Bridal Party and Wedding Cake ensembles. Judges named Misses Bray, Turner, and Gutter as prominent participants with prizes awarded by Mr D. I. Nelson and Mr H. P. Melville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Funda
Porben Stor- Ary
Pierfot and Pyervetts
Misvos King
Boyne
Alohiot
Sarovey
A. Constable
Doyle
FG. Cnet
D. Garnsey
Aukor Wet
Chu Chie Chow
Pavey Coatumen
Tuneday
Ruth Bray
Gipuy
Une Teller
Jack Bray
Cobra
Stan Bigek
Burris Connelly
Silver Star Staran
Cupid
Ken Fawcy
Loren Ford
Nagey Sitebell
Thelma Mitchell
Edna Holyer
Carmen Prow
Fridexmaids
Nel Garomy
Carrental
Gordon Shusahan
Sack Pincktoy
Harry Bullock
Jack Smith
Melle Kevin
Ta Facey
Wanda Lowie
Mary Tift
Fanny Aronson
Mormie ‘Turner
Goldén Gutterfy
Han Aupherson
Princess Bleaeth
Noi Garnsey
Ken Fowler
Lorna Ford
GriMthia
John Sweet
Carpenter
M.S Garry
Colleen
Ken Kelly
Devon ‘Turner
Stinsan
Orion Shanahan
Phyllis Haydon
Sailor Hoy
Thawy
Thesday
Ion Chin Chow
Crippin
Bubs
Nippy
Smuvy
Annt
McKay
A Gunn
H Brown
Sisces Coteman
Mutter
Karl M. Kells
Musee
Eric Kennard
J. Baker
M. Brown
J. Kally
A D. 1 Nelnon
HP. Melville
Literary Institute
Obituary for Jamia doh Fitool of Forbon aged 87
A very old resident of Forbon, Jamia doh Fitool, died Tuesday at the residence of Mrs Cornell in Forked Fond. He was 87, long resident there, born in Somernet, England, and worked as a tiinn for many years. He had relatives abroad. The cause of death was Beullo dneay. The funeral will be held Wednesday at the Church of England cemetery with Reverend HLH. Mfirrington Melting officiating at the grave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forbon
Jamia Doh Fitool
Cornell
Forked
Somernet
England
Aswan
Church of England
The Madden and Untimely Death of Mr Douglas Macallister
Douglas Macallister died in Gomas after a severe cold turned to fever and heart disease. He had been in Forbes recently and was visiting Gomas for business. His brother and sister, living at Macallister’s homestead, mourn his loss, with funeral rites at the Presbyterian cemetery conducted by Rev KR Cruikdhank and Masonic Lodge participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Macallister
Me Ledger
Timie Place
Sinter
Macallinter
Houostead
Gomas
Bydney
Businem
Goma
Macalister
Roward
Aix
Decaumod
Jas
Nurao Macallinter
Porbor
T. Paastey
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Sydney
Clib Trophy
Eusawra
Eugawra Hal
Calarie
Federais
Norman Stibbard
Elleecamp
Atlan Morgan
P. Shirvington
Brown
Hawke
Federaty
Our Noys
Uo Muckland
School of Arts
Parkes Club
Bilehland
Tin Stern West
Cricket Ground
Buck
Twist
Thglten
Feeney
R. Bray
Barton
Rymer
H. Speck
Mitler
Skinner
Goolagong
Pwin
Lloyd
Ryan
Chamber OF Commerce
Algins
West
Alf
Strest
Bhortett
Methodict Church
Meadowbank
Liwin
Mugswre
Who
Pareve Poaroeke
Farbes
J. T.wondu
Daroobaiste
Mr WW. Wateon
Hitle Pottlan
Momo Conta
James John Fifoot
Eugowra
Om Qecount
Mosara Cheengalgh Bros
Catalin
Whestley & Martel
Eugowre, McCurrum & Jones
Canowindra
Reymond & Hawkins
KB. Reymont
Post Office
Matheson
Pleasire
Br J. A
J. Matheson
Union Truster Coy
Aust
O'Conner Strent
F. & A. Brooks Millthorfe
F. Lind Seneral Carrier & Produce Merchant
Trundle
Avery
Dermott
Mart Ravely
Taajoining
Knapton’s Pharmacy
Liwell
Basser & Gd, Jonsuiting Opticians
Elizabeth Street
Sydnay
Bray
Meagher
Trey, Nae
Sol
Spencer
Giscomforia
Knapton
State Optical Board
Witt & Bond Ltd
Hunter Street
Kapton
Lachlan
J.T. Woos
Auctionear
Lachlan Arcade
Torres Amd Duntricy
Jones
WA Reo
Gednsted
Willse Agert
Parkes Furniture Emporium
CG. H, Dowty
Court Street
Parkes
Forbes Rifle Club
Anova
Aru
Fielder
Hoosett
Tim
Treat
Dee Wiet
P.O. Bem Doudes
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