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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 25, 1922
Page
2
Special notice touts improvement from tailormade Skirta garments by Kaulles Lye and partners. It mentions Miss Agnew and several named ventures, promising latest tailormade ervalloi for Indies and Barley Bros lines, amid indiscernible travel references and endorsements.
A local bakery expansion reports Thí Diggers' Bakery buying J B Heffurniy's Bakery in Forbes South Forbes, with support from the public delivery to Roruou and train supply forward. Power No 104.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss language preparation for various place names and additions to a water system, mentioning Walla Walla and Yarwaytile with unclear references to locations, potentially stations or stations. The text references maps, towns, and trusts but lacks coherent sentences or concrete facts.
In the issue an advertisement details a large sheep sale by Thom & Co. The sale lists 10 000 sheep and 100 head of cattle or utiles with particulars available in the ad. The notice mentions Abeep wt Jeriidterie on Prk May Nokbe duly 28.
The Masi of the novice handiesy on Saturday ended with O. Beckett defeating E. HN 25 to 22. Remaining events include the doubles and ink championships as the season winds down. The Forbes Land Board report lists members and pending matters, with a notice of further hunting topics to be announced later.
Wires report interruptions on the press lines to day as the wall rain and a fire affect communication. Reports detail a meeting at Bavilembi and ongoing efforts at Portier developments with renewed calls for better access and daily lessons from AMAIA Royal Hall members.
A secretary and related parties faced fines and costs after a default judgment in a municipal hearing. The dispute involved a union matter with claims of toxification and imprisonment implications. Individual defendants were urged to refrain from continuing on repeal while the court set terms for the award.
A troubled transcript from the municipal council meeting reveals discussions on a differential rate, including proposed changes that would affect various districts. The report notes the controversy surrounding implementation, with disagreement among officials and residents about fairness and impact.
A fragmentary review notes an upcoming stage adaptation tied to Mary Roberts Rinehart with references to Anita and a Broadway setting. The text hints at a dramatic program featuring literary works and a display of color and luxury as part of a cosmopolitan entertainment event.
A town hall farewell honored Miss Heine who served John Meagher & Co for many years. The article notes her health, shifting plans, and a commemorative send off as the community reflects on her contributions and next steps.
Police court yesterday heard the alleged sheep thefts involve 18 year old Mx WB Helle and Henry Hoothwall charged with acclcydalats. Bail set at 80 pounds with two sureties of 40 pounds each. Proceedings linked to Wa Dean and references to children’s warmer items.
Weather report notes heavy rainfall across most of the Western states with critical flooding in Forbes district and many towns reporting substantial totals. River levels rise, conditions improve today with clear, pleasant skies expected.
At a Forbes PA & He Association meeting in Bavardag, secretary Mrs. A. Austen urged business leaders to back the Forbes Show with substantial pledges, noting slow incoming funds and disappointing voluntary gifts. Speakers complained of paltry sums from about 400 local traders, while a few firms gave larger sums and endorsements. The group debated fundraising and promised to coordinate with the Trade Association for a stronger response, as officials planned the next steps and prizes for donors.
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