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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 26, 1931
Page
3
Mr Geer Metlier of Wellliue is planning improvements for his property the Royal Hotel. He does not intend to rebuild the burned structure but will install electric light and other modern conveniences to attract guests.
A two year old named Ane Free died at Condebolin district hospital this week. Hospital officials report the child’s age as around two, with authorities stating conditions were not disclosed. The report notes local families recall the child for about sixty years of association, but details remain unclear.
The article discusses the controversial wool price, producers and consumers in dispute. It cites government bodies probing the whole question and Tarli effects on prices, with emphasis on tampering claims and market dynamics.
A camel was seen moving around the main streets of Horoke in a buggy harness. Witnesses described the large quadruped as slow but appearing to be in good condition, sparking interest among onlookers. Wedding invitations and dance programs advertised by Craft Printers named Advocate were noted in nearby shops.
From Our Own Correspondent reports one inch of rain since Tuesday with more expected, Lachlan River high and roads near Forbes blocked. Local golfers prepare for the championship with D. Pilefer and Harvey slated for the A Grade final and Lanford and W. Walkie in the 2 Grade.
A long, vivid account lauds Mandagory Ladies Sowing and a community effort. It praises agricultural self help, details a proposed competition, a camping workgroup, and a golf match in a bid to lift unemployment. Local praise follows the elevation of Rev Father Fox to bishop, with vigorous community optimism.
Old Grenfell resident Mr. Mibert MedGirath died Monday after years in the town. Burial took place at Methovlise cemetery with Salvation Army and local band involvement. The Cowra visitors praised links, with a trophy event featuring Grennan defeating Garner Addin and Moore topping others. A weekend toy shoot at the Toca club yielded Turner and Reid high scores, amid talk of sending a larger contingent to Cowra.
A train from Parkes to Began Gate on a Saturday morning struck and killed five cows near Hogan Gate. Three cows were valued at £15 each. one cow escaped, and the incident drew community interest as local events and a church hall weeknight program were rearranged.
A car carrying Sergeant Marah, First-class Copetable Charlton, and Consible Bymned of Molong hit a five foot deep ditch on Burimbla Road. The vehicle was damaged but the officers escaped injury. Advertisement for Woods Great Peppermint Cure follows.
Fragmentary report shows Homebush items sold Monday with figures in old currency. Prices include 2d per bushel hoggette and team bids near 23, exporters noted as subdued while workers rallied. A line of 222 vbr ske}kers from BG cited. sale moved to Winchombe Careon's venue.
Town residents witnessed an unusual parade as several local tramps moved through Bourke wards last weekend. Motorists offered rides to the walkers who faced fears about work, aided by timely help and hardy luck along the route.
An ad claims Moone's Emerald Oil will banish eczema in seven days or less. It states the oil penetrates pores to reach the cause, improves drainage, relieves itching, and offers a money back guarantee with directions on each bottle. Sold at Farbee and Knapton's Pharmacy.
An old promotional note claims over a million Australians use a home cough remedy. It urges buying Heenzo concentrate from chemists and mixing with sweetened water to create a large supply at low cost, promising quick throat and chest relief, and flu and cough banishment.
Rubber stamps crafted to order at the Ad Advocate office, offering custom imprint options for personal and business use. Quick turnaround and affordable pricing highlighted in a small local notice.
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