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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 04, 1928
Page
2
The item notes radio programs Good Music Lancing and FM airing on Monday June 4 1986. Limited readable details indicate a schedule or listing for that date with station branding. No further names or events are clearly readable.
Long article chronicles years of effort on the Wyangala water conservation project. Notes that investigations and evidence have been presented to parliamentary committees. Describes anticipated impacts on towns, population, and future development, with ongoing government support and expected start soon.
Fragmented OCR recounts events involving The Englishmen, a trackless train, and student activities around a district fair or gathering. Mentions Pay a via Feyeban, university ties, and a ceremony with limited attendance. References to names, places, and dates are unclear due to garbled text.
A string of new titles appears in a regional arts exhibit, including The Wine and the Way, The Ordinary Man and the Extraordinary Thing, The Silent Rancher, and The Chains. Local readers will note works by Ke Mt, Holly Gray, Harold Bae, and Klertraae Parer showcased alongside titles from Cartrate Vase and FR Kenny.
Statements from graziers including Mr. DOT Herbert president of the Grantors' Association describe wool and several sheep stolen from premises. Police report interviews with Me Low and others as authorities consider close monitoring of routes and suspects. A license measure for dealers and travel restrictions were debated as part of a broader effort.
An inspector warned landholders at the last meeting that Narrawa Bape weed infestations are spreading rapidly across nearly every holding in the Bousa Gate district. Growers must remove growth promptly to prevent further spread and protect native flora.
A meeting of the DP Board Van Prhiay granted permission for the Werlin Shire Gouney to take over the travelling trock and camping Tesursuit TEA worn at Rogolong State id Me. The master was burned to, with no objections voiced.
A chaotic council session debated a proposed project titled No More Lights. Residents argued it would affect the community's future, while officials pressed for a decision on the estate plans and potential rentals if approval is granted.
A veteran star dominates a wartime drama described as a showcase of acting against a war backdrop. The piece notes a screen legend’s enduring appeal, with references to a Variety feature and lingering film contracts.
Reported by Fortes Gradiers’ Association members last Saturday the blow fly outbreak slashes clip and threatens the season. Discussion covers heavy losses, farmwide measures, proposed general state action, and trials of spraying and prevention methods led by W Low and HUGH with support from local authorities.
A revised Sydney radio briefing outlines perilous conditions for a voyage. Captain Elogatora Smith aboard Barking Sanda reported at 1.50 am with unclear times and headings. The crew faces strong trade winds and possible landfall delays, while efforts continue to maintain course and safety.
A tumultuous report from Orange describes Aligus Moderick Mowison, 21, arrested near Forbes by Tosbilass Constable Chisholm on a farm two miles from Brunke Reade. Charges include car theft and related offenses. bail set at £120 with full surety £139. Other suspects were held in connection, with arrests following investigations in Sunday’s events.
The Commercial Bank of Australia faces sharp criticism as Murdoch’s firm launches a wide Australia wide venture. The text mentions Murdoch’s publishing and retail interests, including a Park Street Sydney base and a new operation at St. Albans. It notes concern over prices, stock, and management duties in a troubled market.
The article details a city deputation led by Town Clerk Taylor visiting Sydney to press the Minister for Kiduteat lon for immediate aid. Attendees hoped for a swift response to ratepayers’ needs and discussed the town’s private Crombie hospital cases and local family updates amid ongoing health concerns.
An unclear football summary notes Forbes Oi Toys defeating Wes Wyslong by 17 to 18 with odd phrasing and several garbled names. The Od Hoya failed to impress while Old Bova players Laurocane Dean and Parelow are mentioned amid fragmented terms.
A motion to enlarge the illined facilities at the School of Arte approved installing a third billiard table. Plans discussed by the committee last Friday, with a target completion in October. Architect My Hit mun presented proposals, including possible building options costing around £100.
Fragmentary text honors Mr D T Herbert and contributions of Forbes Welldweneil and others. Mentions Mr W Low and Mr JJ Sworvey, with unclear references to a Graxiere’ youth event and a formal meeting. Notes support for advancement of a district and a vote about Mr Hophory’s actions.
An unclear cable reports Bruce seeking to deny a claim while the Australian delegation faces questions. The text mentions a Prime Minister denial and immigration ministers resisting adverse remarks. The fragment hints at tensions within the delegation and government response to migration discussions.
The Minister for Agriculture outlined steps to curb the moxland weed problem, with the P.P. Boards, Department, and Shire Council backing increased efforts. At a Graviers Association meeting, Mr Herbart said funding and resources from the Mbt would help suppress rapid weed spread through coordinated action and surveys.
At the latest board meeting the P P Word Me W 7 Ladham proposed reserving use for Fannie Courte and others. The board agreed to consider granting permission to proceed with proposed arrangements subject to review by the Roars approvals. The chair stated permission would be needed to carry the plan forward and the motion passed.
The last PP Board meeting approved the Agricultural Bureau request for 10 acres of reserve land opposite the pump station for a recreation reserve near Daroobalgie. The decision follows discussions at the site and aligns with local development plans.
A garbled theater page lists Collin Moore in Her With Oar and Alua Leachee Joy in Vanity, with multiple misread titles. It mentions Friday through Thursday night shows, including Betty Compaan in The Landy Bird and Dig Sullivan in tar Wwe Pendn, plus a planned arrival of a Trecklow Train and other delirious snippets from a broken OCR.
The K Nuts final night showcases a strong bill at He Town Mall with acts including Madame Bhaste Martial, Rex Blau, Hasel Comber, Theodore, and Baby Palen. The program features a variety of specialty performances and comic sketches in a Rex Blau production presented by Fuller's Theatre Comady ikatory.
The fragment references a product or remedy for coughs and colds linked to Brent or Bure. It notes it should have no tails in its use or description. Further readable context is unavailable to determine concrete entities or outcomes.
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