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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 23, 1912
Page
2
Public notices list church services for July 26 with Rev. J M Dowhee scheduled. Details appear fragmented but indicate a memorial or dedication event.
A local report details Mr A Ts Phils’s serious injuries after a wheel fault at Vychen station, with seven weeks in Forbes Hospital. It notes his progress toward recovery and mentions hospital staff and other community figures, including Nurse Bickerstaff and Lord Mayhurst plans.
Forbes Police Court heard John Joseph Sloane charged with stealing whisky wine and various goods valued at £2 2s from John Togonth Pannery. Witness Gergen Garstang testified he saw Sloane take items from Flannerys Hotel and hide them in a bucket. Sloane admitted taking the items and said he was coerced by Perry Norman Foo. Short identified ownership of clothes found in Sloane's possession. Sloane received a £5 fine and two months imprisonment. Foo’s charge of receiving stolen property was dismissed.
A July gathering of farmers and sellers associations voices strong political concern, arguing government power and labor influence shape policy. The piece cites support from Sydney Morning Herald and critiques third party and independents, asserting farmer welfare hinges on political alignments and public policy. Local figures and parties are referenced, framing a contested political landscape with emphasis on reform and governance nationwide.
The column recounts Old Orkney Scotch Whisky distillery details and stock lists. It notes engagement rage at Glires and Larchlan street, with ads for Platronic and Hotel Australia. A local school event and theatre notices appear, alongside weathered reports of trades, injuries, and social happenings.
The text urges rural voters to unite against broad machine influence and to demand genuine representation. It warns that alignment with outsiders would sacrifice local interests for a larger power, and calls for decisive action to preserve independence and self governance.
Local notices report a sale at the Albion Hotel on Saturday led by Bresave J and Hudson with items from Manson's Drapery. Other items mention a school tournament, a new local agent for the International Harvesting Company, and proposed railway developments with estimated costs and route details.
The Governor and Government officials addressed a heavy program of legislation and administration. Attorney-General and Works authority discussed financial difficulties and the need to satisfy the claims of the Mal Auduriwn. questions would be fully answered in due course.
Special interest surrounds the meet to be held in the town until Friday next. Representatives from Engowra and South Lachlan Leagues are expected, with local figures and casters from various regions anticipated to attend.
A cryptic squib notes a strange cough remedy called Woody Great Peppermint Cure dated January 6. It mentions Por Ehudevn and a mysterious event at Ninnt, with no clear details or outcomes.
An 1012 July 23 report details a magistrate session where Toméey Bawardy and Ernest feanuit faced charges of offensive conduct and theft. defendants resisted questioning, court records show disputed sums, arrests near Ferboa, and a band of coins recovered. testimony referenced attempts to recover money and subsequent commitments.
Howard Wakeham testified about a farm labor dispute with the accused, who alleged a mysterious disappearing money incident. The defendant, an England arrival aged about 20, faced a two month imprisonment with £11 bail and 28 days to pay. Wakeham was allowed to reclaim £7 1/6 of money tied to the case.
A fragmentary record outlines a hospital ball committee meeting at Eugowar Hospital. Names such as Latine, Faniford, Ashcroft, Langfird, and Stitt appear as attendees and officers. Discussions cover refreshments, revolved duties, and finance for the event with unclear timelines and notes on donors and seating.
Unclear weather notes discuss rainfall and drought impact on pasture and crops. The author cites variable rain patterns and general forecasts suggesting growth remains slow despite recent falls, with periods of mild weather following rain events. Key figures unnamed, referencing regional conditions and agricultural expectations.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Wor Chronte Chet Complainta and a phrase about a peppermint cure. The readable portions are garbled and do not provide clear names, dates, places, or events to establish a coherent news item or outcome.
Sydney dispatch reports Mr Carnichpel defending teachers amid charges of intemperance at the Farmers Conference. He accused farmers of hostility and neglect to community duties, while defending the educators against accusations.
The Minister for Justice spoke at the turning of the first sod of Nimbyhulle Boohale railway in Sydney. Officials warned against delays and urged prompt action to prevent further stoppages. The ceremony highlighted plans to break up estates involuntarily for rail construction and the push to complete the project.
Melbourne minister proposes amending provisions of the Tasmanian Assistance Act to impose penalties for neglecting civilians. The minister recommends reducing fines to two shillings for every hour of noncompliance, with the Governor-General to be advised.
Ty Fadarat Woollen MilJe announces job openings in Melbourne on Tuesday. About 400 or more hands will be employed at a cost of £49.00. Industrial firm seeks workers for production roles in the local woollen mill.
An obscure billiards brief from Sydney notes a Hillard match on Tuesday involving players Te misrt Roreg and the Sevres gre tn mila with city based venues and scores not fully readable. The fragment hints at event standings and participant names but lacks complete details for precise outcome.
Fragment notes Hobart Crabtree tragedy on a Tuesday. It mentions parties of the tragedy at Crabtree, Tastmain, and hints at a man known for spending long periods away from home. Wife reportedly complained his death preferable to a life of solitude.
The Sydney inquest into the deaths of Ragerton and Mr Bride near Carcoar concluded that Bride died from heart failure and Ragerton from the effects of a rifle wound. The coroner noted no direct fault or external cause attributed to others.
Bondon and Momilay report Sir Robore Baden-Pawel urging reciprocal Holy Stt altars of defence. During naval manoeuvres Admiral Callaghan logged imagined troop movements into Yorkshire but law and order limited actions. Lord Charles Beresford and other officials debate strategy and material support across Britain and allied fronts.
Brook's Pictures presents a packed Friday night lineup with a mix of drama, comedy, and entertainment. The program features a social comedy planned to spark laughs and a musical interlude. An ad promotes a peppermint cure for coughs and colds priced at 1.000 euros.
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