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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 24, 1921
Page
2
Announcing that he has taken over the above hotel from Mr J J Sinderberry and trusts to merit a continuation of support. Only the best brands of liquor and plucked-all traits to name and label. Best of accommodation for the training public.
Local agent for the Liverpool and London and Globe Insurance Co. served as auctioneer and general commission agent in the period.
Wheatley and Martel pemenat commissions agents with branches offering insurance on stock and property. Agencies include Mumsy Harrin Machinery Clutterbuck Bros O11 Engines and Chaff Cuttara Patato Ze Mesures Nerthere Amereact.
Fred Spalding announces an up to date business in Bugowrs offering quality items. He intends to supply the best in 8x the lowcut pomibie brtca. Spalding seeks sole ownership in this new venture and notes he will operate on the best lines.
A detailed report covers the Trundle Lodge Ball highlighting performances, community turnout, and a farewell to Miss Turner of Parkes who received a testimonial wallet. The event featured local musicians, speeches, and dancing, with guests praising the lodge and noting Citers’ plans for future activities.
The Damar social at Blow Clear drew visitors from over thirty miles in mild tid winter conditions. A large hall offered music and toys funds while neighbors from Ulintte centre showcased hospitality and community cheer. Football and tennis results included Sunnyside final football and Wombeon upcoming matches. An accident injured Mr Thomas Sharp, a handyman between Wamboyny and Blow Clear, losing sight in one eye after a wire stick mishap.
A garbled obituary notes the death of Quardialla Hinges amid chaotic text about the incident on a Wednesday and a funeral planned at a local church. It references sports like the Xuercamp Cup and mentions upcoming matches and events with scattered names and dates, but the overall details are unclear.
A jumble of wartime era notices and travel anecdotes from Parker and Victoria describing residents returning home from journeys and hospital recoveries, a family scene in My wil Vark fern, and a football watch between Guniwing Gap and Papkes while weather and travel quirks color the week.
A tense round of play saw Forts lose to the Rovers by a narrow margin. Key injuries hit the squad including Herbert Hodgen with a fractured collarbone and Sid Gon’s team medical issues. The team faced illness and fatigue with several players strained at the slab and momentum shifting through the match.
Fragmentary weather notice mentions unsettled conditions and farmers contending with changing patterns. Sparse readable items indicate attempts to forecast and plan for upcoming period amid limited data.
Eugowar Motor Garage offers motor services and car hire with stocked spares. Dalgety & Co supply oil and machinery, Windmill Tool Agent for Australian-Bix Carn, and Alles Assurance Co handles life and fire coverage. Phone both day and night for repairs and delivery.
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