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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 13, 1922
Page
2
In a fragmented homage a memorial notice honors Ty decor and a long life, with references to family, Harve AN, and a sorrowful homeward passage. The readable bits suggest a funeral context and personal tributes amid garbled OCR.
Fragmented notice describes a furniture sale event with uncertain dates and locations. It mentions BANE and FS in a garbled way, with unclear timing suggesting a weekend sale. No clear prices or participant details are readable.
The Chamber of Commerce district chapter plans a council session Wednesday evening. Attendees anticipate discussion on local issues, including municipal matters and upcoming events, with emphasis on scheduling and potential entertainments for the community.
A cluttered ad listing promises men haircuts and shaves at a street location. It mentions a new barber offering up-to-date hairstyles and prompt service, with a focus on quality grooming.
A London broadcast summarizes Mr Churchill delaying a statement on Irish negotiations. The postponement signals cautious progress, with figures including Middleton Doncushmere Andrew Jamie win and Doctor Bernard from Trinity College and southern Catholics in conference. The mention of Getty C Migsins ad Kennedy is noted as a major development.
Court notes reveal an alleged offense involving a defendant named Warren and a sequence of legal actions. Bail was not applied. several hotel-related matters resurfaced and a woman’s case was noted. A motor traffic act rider’s breach led to fines. milk quality issues and a press appearance added to the morning’s docket.
The Lie Forbes District Hospital carnival ran Monday to Saturday despite bad weather. Receipts grew through the week with strong showings in the Olympic picture palace. total projected to reach about £1900. Expenses still unknown, but funds should cover costs and provide hospital support.
A Sydney report notes a possible August cut in train fares after reinstating 48 hours and implementing a new haste wage. Commissioners will review fares next month as Mr Hughes vows to push the New State’s case, while population gains and AAP developments color political debate.
Jottings recount a former farrier starting his own business on Ran kin Street near Lachlan Arcade with Patterson premises. Forbes Quarter Sessions set for July 11 promise a long docket with jury-worthy cases. Public notices touch on motor records, Indian motorcycles, and Brisbane recipes. Local ads promote clothing, millinery, boots, and household remedies with prices and suppliers in Renkin Street and Newmarket.
A 1928 show at the Centre featured items from Mrs Turner and Miss Gilerventy among others. Prizes included box chocolates, a wedding cake, a picture, and needlework. A raffle was postponed due to technical difficulties, delaying a planned drawing for additional raffle results.
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