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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 05, 1914
Page
1
A Forbes shire council meeting discussed erecting a Lachlan River pump, upgrading Boyd Road and reviewing budget allocations. The board approved various works including a road along the Gunning-Howe routes, with costs cited and an application process set for May 1 at Forbes town hall.
A fragmented report outlines a Wellington Show Meeting with fixtures and events across dates in July. Mentions J.C. Show Meeting, Arm details,. Includes Wool darker items and local council notes about supplies and work.
A detailed train timetable lists multiple destinations and routes from Parkes and Condobolin through to Sydney and Melbourne. It includes stops at Bathurst Young Cowra Molong and Parkes with late fees noted, and various via Parkes paths to Goolagong Trundle Bogan Gate and others. The document shows Wednesday and Friday adjustments, plus Thursday and Saturday listings with times around afternoon to late evening.
Fragmentary text mentions a “Great Pepperiniur cure” and a verse like line about waking. No clear event, date, or identifiable entities. Readable portions describe a health remedy claim and poetic framing without concrete facts or names.
At Barker's Corner Home of Good Value, a wide range of blankets, rugs, eiderdown, and woolen items are pitched at low prices. The ad touts all wool throws, quilts, rugs, and curtains with emphasis on quality, durability, and low cost.
A jumble of dialogue depicts a shifting mood of resolve and parting. Characters dispute fate and duty, with a veteran’s warning and a lover’s farewell echoing amid commands and humor. The exchange hints at imminent danger and personal sacrifice.
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