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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 29, 1921
Page
6
A damaged ad text touts Heango as a heaty cough and cold remedy. It claims a hot water infusion yields a family supply of medicine for coughs and colds, with price details suggesting affordability and availability through agents and stores.
Civilian or soldiers seeking crown land should write F. Goode at 82 Fat Steel Sydney. Crown land expert retired from Lands Department after 20 years, offering moderate terms.
Household advisory from F A Brooks Millthorpe promoting a Moxie room heater that purportedly warms rooms quickly, dries laundry, provides hot water and cheer without smell or smoke. inquiries invited at Filk Car Blige Street Sydney.
The Trundle Anglican event drew a large crowd with a town showy ball and a juvenile ball the previous night. Officials report steady club activity, a forthcoming show, new members, and a planned presbytery foundation ceremony led by Bishop Hayden with parishioners and donors contributing to church construction funds.
A fragmented late 19th century notice reports interruptions in orders and a stock reduction by 10 percent. It mentions individuals like Baldwin and Maton, with references to knee garments and yarns. The garbled text also hints at a factory or shop setting and possible supply worries, but specifics are unclear.
Parkes reports a special Wednesday train for the Powke HLL show and notes arrivals from Parkes ommbor while a nurse Brody assists. Mentions hospital exemptions, railway concerns, and a coroner inquiry into a cottage collapse. Local sports include a Parkes versus Latheow match, jockey club updates, hospital fundraising, and improved racing gate receipts. A crowded farmer meeting in Milthorpe honors Rural Education and the Parkes Jockey Club committee gains new members.
The league meeting decides the Wneu competition is eliminated with moderate Premiers. Matches to determine who holds the Prior Cup with dates to be fixed. Forbes crew invited to visit and play, travel to be managed by Tommie. Several players listed for Forbes and local team with injuries affecting attendance.
Trundle County announces its tennis programme for November with events including Open Gentlemen's Singles and Doubles Mixed Doubles and Handicap competitions. Entries close Monday August 15, with secretary Mrs J Pike handling details for the Trundle club.
The article highlights growing interest in used cars as buyers seek value and reliability. It notes dealers adapting pricing and selection to accommodate budgets, with extended networks across Australia and a promise of fair dealings from firms like Leemey's to serve customers nationwide.
Fragmentary OCR style notice markets a Grandville price suit and Mrs Edward Jowett items at Austen Prattley. Claims material savings and discounts, touts a new Lew series and discounted camic prints.
A fragment mentions storage at Lachlan Arcade with an address line reading Au 3 Lachlan Arcade. No further details accessible in the readable text.
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