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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 13, 1921
Page
6
J Matheson announces he has taken over the Mirage Hotel from J J Sin Garberly and aims to continue the support of guests. The establishment promises only the best brand liquor and top accommodation for travellers.
Fred Spalding announces the opening of a modern butcher shop in Eugowra declaring himself sole proprietor. He pledges to offer high quality beef and related meats to the local community.
Trundle Shire councilors meet at Prandin with the shire clerk to discuss road improvements. Members endorse plans and consider funding, with President presenting a vote of thanks as talks focus on corridor works and maintenance priorities.
A chaotic Saturday event drew farmers and settlers with a muting of the Wand S association. Reported attendees included M Thomnen and Geo Shmmony, with EMresey Triemifle leading discussions on nesting mt Wyalone and related topics. A dance and music segment featured Minnow Tixie Frost and others.
A May flower show at Angsty Boy and Presbyterian Churches drew strong attendance. Judges led by Douglas and Graham opened events showcasing vegetables and blooms. Sections covered cut flowers, geraniums, chrysanthemums, and prize collections, with prizes awarded for best arrangements and displays. A separate cooking and bake section highlighted scones, sponge cake, and dairy butter items. Children participated in writing and drawings while a juvenile dance and exhibitions rounded out the program.
Crown land blocks are affected by stormy weather with prevailing conditions. Mr Goolagong has been fired from the Lands Department after heavy salin, and a meeting is planned for Friday at 4 PM with officials including The Hon. Ro Aproule and Mr. MOM. Finnnery to discuss the situation.
A Saturday night weather shift brought cloudy Sunday, with light rain by two pm and showery conditions into Monday. Farming outlook remains cautious as damp ground slows plowing and seed risk rises. In tennis, Quandialla defeated Bribayee 75 to 7, with multiple singles and doubles results listed from the Oak Arbor Court match.
The Enon Studio, famed across the state for perfection, offers a new service titled 12 Dampy senia.tonedt Photon. Open all day Saturday and holidays at 27 eorae Street, Byduay.
From Our Own Correspondent describes a May event at the residence of Mr. Cann in Meath. Families, friends, and local figures including Messrs Dwyer, Rogan, Stewart, and Hillary praised the late Mr. Cann. The gathering featured songs, recitations, and a plan for a future memorial run.
A fragmented weather and community update describes cold winds, dry ground, and hard soil hindering farming. References to rainfall, infectious pests, and planned social events hint at rural life and local concerns amid uncertain conditions.
Mr and Mrs Sam Tiley and their son Lestie have just returned from a long tour through the Albury dintelet and Uininoe to Methowrns. They spent nearly two months on the road and paused at various stopping places for meals.
Local agent records list stock and property particulars on an application related to a fire incident in Bil mtonen. The entry notes live stock and accident aspects under the Northern Assurance Co. policy.
Public notice advertises Mullsa accommodation and amenities including liquors and table service. It promotes up-to-date facilities under E. L. Jones and agents for grain insurance and machinery.
Local agents announce partnerships with Ot' Petral and Vortes stocked in the region. Agencies include Dalgetty 2 co operating with OW and Vassa nt, Wolkeley Shearing Machines, and Ansurance Co offering Lite Fire Crop policies. Also listed are Band B Cycles, Rotorn Fortercie JXL Windmills and Australian Six care. Motor and Cycle Repairs are available with the Motor Accord service and 24 hour phone line 18.
Moonbie Hotel presents a sale listing by LEO H. BELL, Proprietor. The notice references property details and fair retail considerations for the establishment in an unspecified location with emphasis on ownership and asset disposition.
Hales conducted in part of the strict or up-to-date fine. The brief item outlines stock and property matters tied to an application and related penalties.
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