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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 09, 1924
Page
7
Fragmentary notes report a late arrival and upcoming speaking event. Names and places are obscured, but the item signals a planned talk or appearance set for the near future with limited readable details.
A lively evening event titled Dance to Morrow Wight in the town. An orchestra led by Moore and Cripps will provide the music for attendees at the festival night inside the area with stalls and entertainment.
The annual Parkes Empire Ball will be held May 22 with a youth ball and a fancy dress night the following evening. The event promises lavish decor and has committee members pledging to surpass previous records with improved decorations and planning.
A jumbled local notice describes residents returning to Sydney and Concord Went, including Mr ULC Allen of the Bank of Australia branch and Mr StacDougall planning to settle in, with references to the Callow family and gold discovery near Forbin. It notes injuries, relocations, and longstanding community ties across multiple districts.
Erratic report notes an executive committee meeting set for Tuesday night in Texas with references to protests and security measures. They mention scheduling a ceremony and an upcoming event, plus a plan to consider someone named Lachlan Rivest, with scattered details and awkward phrasing throughout.
Odd fragmented notice from WEW Settlers League shows a planned meeting in the Council Chamber on Tuesday May 13. It mentions Sir G Henderson organizing for the Concent League and references the Juvenile Migrants Apprentices Act of 1917 and public accommodation issues. The text is garbled with several names and unclear places, but indicates a local organizational gathering with enforcement notes and contact hints.
Classified note seeking to trade an armonium organ for study use or cant, inviting contact from interested buyers or sellers. Includes unclear phrases and appears to be an old item listing with minimal readable details.
Provincial church program shows Sunday worship at 10 am and Sunday School at 42 km distance. Morning service titled My Mother at 7:39 am. Guest preacher Rev. Doctor Bramttow. Calendar notes February and January months with no service listed in Carolina region.
Fragment mentions tarpauling, teal and pi yw bags and cheese, prices on application. Copy reads like an early 20th century trade notice from Pike & Parker in Sydney, urging direct purchasing inquiries.
A sincere thanks is extended to all the hotels in the Worker for their generous responses to the aunt crafting meeting of her club. The Publican's Party expresses appreciation for support and hospitality shown during the event.
Prohibition order issued by police court on Tuesday against Stanley McGuinness upon application by J A Dukes. Defendant to appear with Thor Wiest. The order takes effect from the date of issue for thirteen months.
The edition lists three matches starting 1 45 pm with Convent boys facing South Forbes, then Warular Parkes, concluding with Paw iibles vw. Probables help select a team for the Wheelcamp Cup next Saturday.
The mixed doubles handicaps for the trophy donated by Mr J A Fowl will commence tomorrow afternoon. Intending competitors are asked to be on the courts as promptly as possible. Players may analyze or pool their own partners. Draws will be made, partners assigned, and clubs reminded of the date tomorrow.
A fragment notes a Tuesday event in a Drill Hall featuring Safal and other acts. It mentions hospital motor glievh and an effort to make 118 daince attractively, with Moore and Cripps providing Rocpsanry miele at various competitions.
Seasonal outlook notes rainfall absence last week, affecting early growth in wheat and sheep forage. Forecasts suggest limited rain through the month, with potential stress on crops unless moisture improves. warmer conditions may aid early growth in some regions, but overall drought risk remains high.
A motorcycling incident near Mugowrs on Thursday afternoon left Frost with a broken leg and the right side injured, while a back passenger sustained a severe shock and was admitted to hospital. Frost is recovering and making progress.
Last night’s event featured a fancy dress ball with Mary deo bal, hall crowds, and musical displays by friendly societies and bands. Prizes went to Miss F. West and Mr. K. Avolem, donated by Mrs. J. Cabot, with Queen award details noted and a silvered berry display mentioned.
Mossen Winchombs Caryon Ltd reports from Brisbane the wool market with greeny wool mainly suited to Yorkshire Japan and the Continent. Market slightly irregular and prices per forward and lower.
The Trundle Jockey Club announces a race meeting on Monday May 19 under ADC and W.L.R.A. Nominations close with Secretary J Mediya on Monday the 18th, except for the Marnwell Handbag which is post gate. Details of events appear on another page.
Special Mother's Day program at Tolant Church next Sunday features a children's presentation and a sermon by Ray Doctor Bromt-Jove. Mothers and fathers are warmly invited. the public is welcome and promised a hearty service.
Uncertain number of players and partner draw for a forthcoming golf event loom. With new bunkers nearly complete and practice sharpened, competitors await lineup details as the ninth approaches, hoping to claim the prize.
Fragmentary OCR text refers to a stamped postcard used to call meetings and hints at economic advantages. It mentions penny stamps, a card’s single side being valid, and a notice of meeting either written or printed. Details are garbled and unclear.
The Sathodint Institute opens with a social on Monday and a month long program arranged. A debate on the salvation of workers at Saturday Half Holiday is proposed. Mr Prost has suffered a serious accident delaying speaking duties from the team, with sympathy extended to him and the institute.
A fragmented report from Colbhe croming outlines a proposal for a tow bridge and a railway connection. The text notes a popular view favoring the bridge as more valuable than a single option, with Deputy Chairman Huyton asking for clear intent and timing. The debate centers on which project best serves the area’s transport needs and long-term benefits.
A quiet wedding conducted by AML Bunty Church of Adnglatd Canawindra united N. edent daughter of Me and ata of SMarkayille with Arthur youngest son of Mr and Mrs W. Childe HUsulhDald Keigowra. Bride wore a veil, accompanied by her grandmother, with olive Uthien and pedals. Nellie Childe Brewkield attended as bridesmaid. Best man was Mr. L. Thuptel. The couple planned a Sydney departure en route to the North Coast. Price 10 te murrings. The bride was conferred a finenue by many friends of Kyeang Creek and Crnowindes.
The Attorney General referred to overlap in policies and invited discussion on Commonwealth industry measures. An elderly man in Newcastle attacked property with an axe. police restrained him until taken to the asylum. In Perth,State revenue plans show a budget deficit of about £80,000 amid Commonwealth economic reductions.
A garbled listing from a local paper describes charity and friendly societies in Gorman. It mentions agents for the Orient steamer, personal appearances, cough remedies, and various goods for sale including textiles and clothing. The text references numerous names and items in a crowded, confused notice.
A reader letters column discusses protection for Australian wheat exporters and farmer burdens. It argues for lower wheat prices, opposing tariffs, and questions Australia’s ability to consume its own grain while proposing alternatives to support growers and laborers. It laments government and railway inefficiencies and calls for cheaper bread and broader agricultural policy reforms.
A fragmented report details Lachlan council discussions on a bridge over the Taeton River and a plan to extend the railway to Parkon Why, with opposition from Lachlen Railway supporters and calls for tangible action at a forthcoming meeting to support Eugowra Fund Movement. It notes Mr Elliott and Mr Millan amid tense planning and committee input.
Samuel McBean, a returned Melbourne soldier with wartime ties, walked from a Watton farm and pledged to end his life after heavy drinking. Police were notified of threats. no body found yet, McManters had been in the area about eight months and had relatives in the state.
The report notes Bronzino and related progeny achieving multiple wins and top placings at various meetings including Rend Wick and Hobart Handicaps. It cites Mr. Guo and Mr. Fawkner among participants, with distant bids from New Zealand and Australia. The text highlights record improvements and notable performances across Victorian and regional races.
Local paper details film showings including Quincy Adamy Sawyer, The Woman I Loved, and Thomas Movabum. Reviews note star actors Wil Hum V Mong and Milton Bills with several side features and comedy reels. Friday night listings announce Phantom Vortane and a chapter in Har Life with multiple acts and attractions.
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