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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 18, 1928
Page
3
The Australia hotel earns praise for comfort and conduct, offering high quality accommodation and morale, with claims of only the best liquor stock and loyal hospitality.
An advertising hype around a theatre production titled The King of Kings draws strong public interest. The article notes the campaign's high costs and wide reach, detailing the theater's promotion efforts and audience reaction to the show and its advertising strategy.
A field of names and prize notes from Forbes School sketches 1896. The list appears jumbled but includes numerous students and event mentions across prize categories First Class and Second Class. Notable names and entries indicate a broad array of scholars and teachers cited within the old Forbes Gazette page.
A garbled OCR reminiscence recalls bygone racing, figures and gatherings with scattered names and places. The piece mentions Adenauer Hall and various events, noting performances, audiences, and era reflections, though many terms are unclear.
A drover named W. Minehan writes to dispute a P P Board notice, claiming private landholders fenced stock routes years ago to bar drovers from camping. He asserts stock routes exist for traveling stock, not private use, and urges fencing of boundary lines while protecting water. He notes a previous PP Board meeting to fix fences and rates on the route segments.
Historic fragment describes expert fanciers, breeding, and show notes with names such as Sara Maier and Kenede. It mentions hatching, teasing, and various poultry topics, alongside unrelated product mentions and scattered imagery of farm life.
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