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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 18, 1926
Page
8
Farmers busy sowing despite wet weather. Lambing good and grass growth ahead of spring. Footrot fears rise in sheep, no injuries reported. Caledonian Society meets to plan annual ball. New garages opened in town. tradesmen expanding operations and partnerships. Community notes include local businesses expanding and new services.
A large crowd gathered at the deca court to witness the Luneyrie Cup final between Jematone and Mom worn, with a tight, high tempo contest. The Jamalong team showed resilience as a band of young players pressed the seasoned Jamers, the result a victory despite strong opposition and close scoring.
H A Barraclough Ltd, opticians of 185 George Street Sydney, announce a next visit to Forbes on Monday July at the Albion Hotel from am to 4 pm. The firm has visited Forbes regularly for thirty years.
The report notes unusually mild weather for the time of year with pleasant days and light traffic on roads. Growth is slow since the wet fronts, lucerne seed is unavailable due to drought, and sales show modest activity. Local residents include Mr Mreniman of Welw Narrandera and Mon O’Trefily’s daughter in Grenfell hospital.
The article presents a sensational magazine piece from New York in which a public figure admits bribery and drinking related to Prohibition. He denies remorse for past acts, expresses willingness to repeat actions if needed to advance the Prohibition cause, and reflects on the moral tensions of his conduct. The piece portrays a controversial, self justified stance amid Prohibition debates.
Thrifty shoppers nationwide are invited to Murdoch's Red Spot Clearance at Clear Lake starting June 10. Large stocks of boyswear and other items are offered at half price, with cash savings and catalogues free on request from Desk 6, Murdoch's, Park Street, Sydney.
A note from the Advocate Office urges readers to purchase tickets for concerts and dances while commenting that a man may defend the weak at his club yet forget the duty in social settings.
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