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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 15, 1928
Page
7
A historical column notes a choral service at Mathestiat Church and a cricket or shooting themed section detailing a rabbit costs and hunting topics. It mentions figures like Rev Grimthe and Mrs La biepy and references a betting outcome with Lad beating a rival and bets around 2/0 to 4/4. The piece blends church announcements with sport and local auctions.
Unclear OCR text mentions menace or crime and includes garbled phrases about racing and Fortes. No identifiable people places or organizations readable to summarize.
Alderman Mearher at the meeting urged removal of elevated iron aerials on wires. A report to the mayor listed steps, including moving and concealing the wires, with council authority to oversee removal and any further installations.
Local groups clash as the Korber Chamber of Commerce and other public bodies push the Forbes-Marsden road bond. The Weddin Shire Council faces pressure to accept or reject the bond plan amid conflicting communications and a stalled chamber meeting.
A fragmentary transcript shows anger toward the Chamber of Commerce and calls for reform. Residents complain about aldermen and council decisions while questioning leadership and the role of the chamber in local affairs.
OCR fragment mentions a fortnightly market, a reception at Town Hall, lost and found items, a civil reception, and a court case about property without permission. It references a Town Hall event, a farming reception, and a legal matter involving landowners and a fence. Names and dates are unclear due to garbled text.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses a serum tragedy and a liability question for Bruce. It mentions EANBEIRMA and Friday references with unclear names and figures. Details are garbled but imply a legal or health incident with government involvement and uncertain fault.
A dense OCR fragment reports on births, hospital updates, and public notices from wartime Australia and Britain. It mentions people like Mrs Pet Wenvup and Mr Bercy Buin, and refers to hospital stays, wartime figures, and memorials, with scattered references to ships, associations, and governmental oversight. The text is highly fragmented with many unreadable names.
A noisy race card lists multiple events: President's Handicap, Maiden Handicap, Novice Handicap and Jockey Club Handicap. Notable entries include Violet Hero Maiden, Citizen's Gift, Clinton, and Great Peppermint among others.
A young person tampered with a live electric wire and narrowly escaped serious harm. Mr Parker, an electricity engineer, warned that contact with the wire could have caused fatal injury. The incident underscored the need for caution around exposed conductors and supervision of children near mains.
Mayor announces invitation to Kingsford Smith and Co to visit the Queen City of the West New Zealand given interest from a theatrical arm. He notes an offer received but says the invitation aims to secure a favorable reception, promising time and a cordial welcome.
A city alderman proposed a beautification plan at a Forbes meeting, citing a council of 40 officials. The idea emphasizes planting, groundwork, and street improvements to enhance the area. Additional notes indicate discussion of practical steps and local support.
A historical note details a valedictory for Mr. Robt V. Carroll and his promotion to Brown Land Agency. Presentations, remarks from Chief officers, and congratulations to Mrs Carroll and the family mark a ceremonial recognition of Carrolls loyal service and public courtesy.
Council rejects housing for the gasworks manager despite department orders. Debate centers on rent, wages, and safety, with engineers quoted on feasibility and adjacent property impacts.
A fragmentary local item notes a weekend program at the Strand orchestra with notable performers. It mentions a production based on Joseph Conrad and a reading by My. Wade, with transport details and a special event featuring the Granville Maker at Rosehill on Saturday.
Thricette wins the Grenfell Cup by a head over Joan Bogers amid a crowded dockside card. Much commentary follows on Welter and Maiden events and a slate of handicaps at Newmarket and Welter venues with various winning odds and riders named.
Annoyed discussions arise over the Getter Farming Train after Mr Thornton condemns the traveling exhibit as a farce at the Chamber of Commerce meeting. Supporters defend the event, arguing no connection to the White Peat display exists and praising the tour's broader value for the farming community.
Sydney dispatch reports a disruption over the old award terms ends with owners agreeing to rehire suitable men. Gurdon urges Commonwealth officials to fix terms and resume operations, while workers resume duties under owner approved conditions.
A report notes English visitors linked to the king's visit and a planned civic reception. Discussions reference a plaza event, council involvement, and a proposed programme to welcome the guests during the stay.
The Currier offers a program with Toment Veriday and a night of offerings including Laillew Mist Drea and The Road to Hotmwwre. Concluding acts include Connie's Morriot comedy Abu No Control and a wartime themed pairing with Ronalt Cnimass and Wit any Ramky in A Night of Love.
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