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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 17, 1932
Page
1
Leelin Smith a clerk faced a traffic breach charge on Tuesday but secured a one week delay via his wholesale, Mr Lt J Muoloauy, in a procedural move.
George Armitage of Wirringa pleaded not guilty to assaulting Louis Arnold Hohnberg at Ironbarks on May 17. The case centered on Armitage claiming Hohnberg had stolen items. Hohnberg denied the accusation. Armitage admitted striking and injuring him and was fined. testimony described repeated blows and a broken skin.
Rumors of Garcobalgia meatworks delaying opening shift to a def inite plan to start near July end with operations at the thutld pier Hohe and a mid June target for another site. Market depression chills optimism though Ottawa conference boosts hopes for market retention and eventual revival.
Fire brigade rushed to Lachlan Street rear of Gunn's Cafe after an alarm about 7 45 yesterday evening. They found a chimney spewing sparks and smoke, but after a preliminary check deemed the scene safe with no danger to bystanders.
The Ashburnham election data shows total primary votes for Beat Elliot Ellicott Pryor and others across centres. About 1000 ballots counted so far with full tally not yet available. the Westernboro clerk expects to finish counting and announce the results by Saturday.
The district coroner investigated the death of 12 year old Wilma Eater Wood at Wongajorng School last Friday. Medical evidence indicated suffocation from vomited food blocking the throat. the inquest heard witnesses describe a chaotic incident during a school activity and concluded accidental death caused by choking on food.
Mestre Towd W Laian of Parkes visited Forbes for the remembrances when Mrs F J of Red Creek Kuxewra was summoned to Sydney last week for the passing of her brother in law Mr A Young. The deceased was a well known business figure in the West Howan region and had moved from Cades Later to irmariilw Hathurel and Sydney, where he died.
In a maritime district court a dispute over sheep damaged in Gunn’s paddock escalated to a verdict against Harry Parker. Witnesses described Parker riding a pony with a blue dog while sheep were driven toward Gunn’s paddock. The bench awarded 44 pounds 10 shillings to the plaintiff with 13 shillings witness expenses and 6 pounds court costs.
Trial of William Cyril Moxley for the Moorabank murders on April 6 ends with a guilty verdict of murder and a death sentence. Dr. E Holloway testifies no fire exposure during observation at Long Bay. Justice Hulse-Rogers notes fees and crowd gathers as jurors return mulicy verdict.
A historical note describes Woods providing key support labeled Great Peppermet Core Firat to assist figures Goughs Cotte and Induensa in a regional campaign. The intervention aimed to reinforce leadership, energy supply, and strategic coordination across multiple communities.
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