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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 07, 1924
Page
1
A fragmented tale follows a mother and child in a chaotic scene at a box office. The overheard chatter mixes with a bustling crowd and wartime slang as neighbors discuss a play titled The Murty Thieves. Nearby, a farmer and a frightened voice from the farmyard punctuate the odd newsroom-like atmosphere.
A substantial reward is offered for information leading to the conviction of offenders who interfered with beehives owned by Wiskeepers in Forbes district. Authorities warn information will be treated strictly and promptly by police.
Duncan and Ewer Engineers Box 10 announce the opening of an engineering and oxy-welding business at Dowling Street. They promise to attract public patronage through strict attention and good workmanship.
Letters from an industrial firm describe steam gas and suction engine work and general machinery installations. The text includes a Box 62 Forbes postal address and a phone number 80, suggesting a historical business listing.
An advertisement from Associated Brokers Ltd at 61 Market Street Sydney touts a four-pill packet that cleans four family washings. It claims ease and speed and urges readers to mail order for free delivery. The copy includes garbled wording and promotional boasts about stain removal and time savings.
An advertising catalog listing agents for Bankers and Traders Insurance Co Ltd with fire marine and accident coverage. It enumerates machinery descriptions and suppliers such as Lister engines, Shepherd shearing, windmills, pumps, harnesses, and various industrial equipment names. The fragmentary text reads like a trade directory entry with numerous brand and product references.
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