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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 22, 1919
Page
2
Ambitious reshuffles and claims of peace policy surface as British officials, including Beatty and Haakly, are awarded earldoms and £100,000. The language of wartime governance and penalties surfaces while broader cultural labor and trade moves are noted alongside a resignation in the revolutionary government’s leadership.
In Portes Yowrt tite, Jowes Smith faced charges over a teoting chegie linked to Patrick Lynn Junior’s property. Counsel Alor evidence Rnd bow gira and Mr Meliton appeared for Bwnich as the case moved to next steps. The P.M. noted the public favor and scheduled a follow up for Friday.
Architect Mr ste Art v Hobgetts from Killen Oomante AF and Amperial Army announces commencement of practice. He will prepare plans specifications and offer counter services for any misprinted or other building projects in the district.
Fragmentary notes show Daane and a practical tailor on Templar Street in Forbes. The garbled text references style and a potential confrontation with armed men at a location described as Hue Lover or similar.
A Saturday matinee at Town Hall promises an afternoon program headlined by The Scarlet Imp ernel with a special attraction and a ball punt two. Local patrons are invited to attend the entertainment event and enjoy the featured performances.
The town receives donations ranging from £1 and up to relieve an outbreak. A lead donor named Wartoo contributes £100 as part of the effort. The fund will be publicized in further notices and low-cost support will be announced in coming issues.
A local rifle team seeks entrants for a proposed match between ALE beam and the Bille Chun. Tom Deane and Jack Wilder will handle registrations. Buinnon offers nine scoring photos for vest score operations at Ife Chul with Warawanill assisting the scoring duties.
A prominent grit player delivered a standout moment in a recent game against Porbén Jinks, drawing attention with a mighty hit and tense exchanges. The scene included sharp calls from officials and a controversial silence that sparked discussion among onlookers.
A Melbourne mob battered the Premier and stormed government buildings after a tense session. Police used batons and mounted troops to separate protesters, injuring several, including a sailor and a railway inspector. Two men, Turrok Stoa and John Chudleigh, faced conspiracy charges linked to a broader contract scheme.
Mr O Beleh Hhay plans new venture at Albion Hotel as two day takeover possible. O'Brien Hay will run the new establishment as a lunch business with AIFH Al Rag in charge and a new setup to be announced. The old firm Mosghor & Coss likely to continue amid changes.
The obituary notes the death of Mrs M Tuck after a long illness with family members among the mourners. She was married to Mr W Tuck and had connections to Forbes and Arimur Mtupling, with many relatives in Forbes and a recent move to Cantaynudra. The remains were to be interred at Cootalatto cemetery in Cootamundes.
The article urges Forbes aldermen to erect a war honor roll listing Forbes men who served in the South African War and World War I era. It argues the project would honor colonial drapery veterans, require modest cost, and be a lasting record alongside the town’s existing halls.
A garbled personal column recalls wartime distractions and community figures. It mentions Reverend H C Sami WA, Forbes, and Taylor with schooling history, plus references to a visit by Karher, a Sydney path, and various district names. The fragment hints at social life, church ties, and local governance during unsettled times.
The Forbes celebration on Passe Day marked the war’s end with the unveiling of the Forbes Honour Roll in the town hall. Mayor Alderman Luke B1Donasti presided as names of locals who served or died for Australia’s war effort were displayed. Repatriation efforts and fund progress were noted, with calls to support returned soldiers and future commemoration events.
In a Forbys Court session a treepass case arose over funds tied to Wallace Hunter. The Brodertery for the complainant noted the defendant pleaded guilty after legal submissions. A £2 fine with fuel costs and related charges were imposed, with additional professional costs debated.
A garbled report shows a Licensing Court case involving film patronage at the South Barbee Hotel, with mentions of J. Motorey and a controversial exchange prompting scrutiny. Details are unreadable, but the event centers on licensing actions and a hotel setting.
The report describes a chaotic bowls Saturday with a large field of competitors and colorful presentation. It notes eleven teams including VC Montey Wung and GT Weaver, mentions notable players and a dramatic conclusion as the event unfolds with lively commentary from several speakers.
An amateur golf competition began on the 20th with several players in contention. Details are garbled and names unclear, but the event appears to involve prize money and a notable finish by multiple participants amid a busy, disrupted round.
Fragmentary OCR reads like an odd children’s show notice mentioning G Mneki La hve tttter and Wade’s Grant Uappermint Core. Details are unclear with many garbled terms. No clear event date or location identified.
The Somrlet Pine Mystery and romance vis toF the eve s new WINinm oR production The Bosrlet Planar el shows by Large Pictures at the owe Mail oo Apt wrday waht neat July 261 The Conspirators are led by Sir Povey Dink Kiown awe The hearlet Mmperne Dustin Farnum Chacotts Will Burroms lead the revolutionaries Lady Blakeney is captured in Caluin The Australians fight bravely to stop the German advance and the war's outcome hinges on Paris and Allied fleets The Rev B Peacock urges unity and the crowd cheers during the premiere
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