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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 29, 1921
Page
1
Local automotive service ad notes Onnonen GARAGE at Street Mur Mapeswea and Canard Sagi as district agents for Hupmobile Care. It lists carburettor work ignition checks and related repairs done by the shop itself, emphasizing self-operated lowest rates and in-house service.
H Kelly has taken over the Commercial and Pastoralists Hotel and promises true labeling for all offerings. Special attention will be given to the dining room, resident and visitor comfort, and reliable service. The Australia’s Bar features modern amenities including an automatic washing facility and emphasis on cleanliness. The proprietor E W Kelly invites patrons with a pledge to earn their patronage by deserving it.
Fragmentary notice lists Knapton's Pharmacy and Kevin's Auction Sales in New South Wales towns Parkes Forbes and Peak Hill. Mentions Dalgety & Co Ltd and loan terms with low rates. Contains truncated phrases about stock and property lists and district agents.
A notice offers a reward for information that leads to the conviction of someone stealing stock from Wandary. It mentions brand marks including a W on the back of a war sheep and a Tar brand on horse and cattle, signed by Walter R. Brittt.
A. A. Sharp issues a warning for trespass or theft on his property at Orange Head. The notice seeks to deter unauthorized entry or removal of items and states legal consequences for violators.
A stream of fragmented quips, gags, and exchanges covers public life and social foibles. Jokes range from political candor to personal missteps, touching on manners, marriage, secrecy, manners, and a playful mockery of authority figures amid a crowded street scene.
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