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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 10, 1929
Page
4
The Forbes Advocate argues arbitration has failed to prevent strikes and lockouts, citing delays and weak enforcement. It suggests removing legal professionals from the process, widening conciliation through round table conferences, and notes conciliation’s successes in the western area while urging broader use to preserve industrial peace.
The readable text references muttering and loss of life in a city area, with mentions of 18 Boupst and Cloyd Woldock as figures, alongside scattered place names and streets. It sketches a tense scene involving social upheaval and concerns about safety, without coherent narrative details.
The Ford Company announces an aggressive expansion plan including Canadian operations and multiple subsidiaries. It outlines manufacturing, distribution, and joint ventures across regions like Britain, South Africa, India, and Australia, signaling growth in automotive materials and related ventures.
A rural cattle sale advertises calves and cows with varied conditions. Buyers from nearby areas are urged to attend to bid on animals described as ready for practical use, including cows and heifers, with emphasis on quality and commerce at the sale site.
Parkes officials clash over subsidising stock impounded at the pound as the council and board argue who should pay for animals held on the slack run. Messages reference the pound’s expenses, sales, and future policy while officers cite foreign shipments and impounding rules.
The Spaney Technical College recently intimated it could not proceed so the local Chamber of Commerce arranged a survey on wool classes to be established in Forbes AV Tkay. A committee received information from the Fechaleal College and the Chamber planned to involve local public bodies and set a five year course. Mr B Olive pushed for wool classes and noted earlier efforts failed but current plans aim to provide practical training for ambitious young men and women.
In Sydney produced item indicates an auction at Hullbury for farming property. Auctioneers A Radnedge of Parkes and J T Wenetum Coote list sale details on May 3. Prospective buyers urged to inspect dusted properties and note market timing by local authorities.
A muddled wagering scene at Portes Coursing on Wednesday ends with bets unsettled. Punters accuse two men of mischief, one seeking money while another hounded to reveal a mate, as a satchel is seized and later recovered amid scuffles.
Municipal Council backed a plan to restore Sunday train service from Parkes to Wellington and Motown linking to Parkes and Fores. Ald Spicer led the push noting no harm in renewal while residents debated coverage and cost with shifting support for a broader transport route.
Parkes, Friday. Jamen McKay, a Parkes farmer, was charged with defrauding the Minister for Agriculture. The case involved alleged irregular dairy product production and tender applications. The defendant reserved his defense and is committed for trial at the Turkes Quarter Sessions. Bail was set at £60 with costs.
Melbourne dispatch says 24000 men may join a timber strike tomorrow after a parliamentary clash. The attacked Br Laidlaw and AM Davie faced accusations over wartime penalties and imprisonment for five striking workers amid calls for restraint and work stoppages.
Australian fliers Mair and Gwen Hived from Catena reach Akyar amid arrival ceremonies.
The article details a grand decorations display at the Town Hall with apricot glow lighting and floral mural work. It highlights the evening’s couture, listing numerous ladies in stylish gowns, sequins, beads, and georgette fabrics, and notes the overall festive ambiance and fashionable imprints of the event.
Fragmented OCR summary lists players and teams including Hudal MECONAY Apainiel Forbes and Thornberry in a local football round. Other names such as Morphy Chapman Carman J Cu man and Taplin appear amid unclear lines. No clear scores or outcomes available.
A Sydney report says Leonard Wilson, 24, sustained injuries after benzine ignited when a tin burst during a Can in Matmain. The incident occurred in the city and the man was injured by the resulting blaze and heat.
A Parkes legal notice states Parkes sues Clu Hag over a rain insurance claim. Proceedings reference dates May 22 and 28 with a £200 sum sought. The case involves a dock jig and multiple patients or parties amid rain exemptions.
A prospector, aged 70, was found dead inland after being attacked by dingoes. The body showed evidence of injuries and possible consumption, with authorities noting the grisly scene and the victim’s arm remains partially consumed.
A Hobart listing notes a Monday afternoon event with savings on tickets and a concert. Details are fragmentary but indicate a theatre program, seating, and pricing for a local venue. Event appears tied to Renard and Lace offerings, with printing service references and a date context.
Officials and chamber members argue over exporting Australian stud sheep to Africa South Africa. discussions center on whether such exports would boost industry or drain breeding stock. Leaders claim Australia could supply quality sheep while opponents warn of long term domestic impact and trade tensions.
A timber yard fire broke out in Melbourne on Friday. A ste was found among timber piles at Hinaye timber yards, 169 feet apparent. The blaze burned through the night with minimal casualties and sparked an investigation into the cause.
Mr and Mrs W pilt of Molons visit for a few days, Camp Hill people and local residents meet. The report lists names such as John Meagher and Co, Mrs Green of Papremd Bipot, and Mrs Rathway with arrivals for a vacation. Mentions a private hospital, a Fair festival, and local social events across several streets.
A bustling slate of screenings includes The Great ontdnore and Forever with The Moka Kia, plus Ree Haneka MKenn’s tale and Rex Beach adaptation Send all the children to the ta aulines. Also showing is Somebody's Bon with Willie Frito and Paulingee, and Anny Ondra in Clay alongside diverse double features.
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