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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 17, 1912
Page
3
District News The Sand Hills Weather Remains Cold
The district notes ongoing cold weather and poor stock conditions with many farmers hand feeding stock. The piece mentions the premier's visit and a dance planned for Cort Ronsett that was postponed due to illness but friend reports she is recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cort Ronsett
District notes on illness and recoveries in town
The piece reports J T Hophert of Styall Park laid up with a severe influenza attack, Dr Bossman attended Parkes on Monday and Tuesday, and M Werbert shows improving health. It notes James M Keeownen, once of Hogan Gate now Forbes, awaiting appendicitis surgery at Nurse Kemp's hospital, with best wishes for recovery. Weather described as dry with a gloomy winter outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burch
J. T. Hophert
Styall Park
Bossman
Parkes
Agai
James M'Keowen
Hogan Gatu
Forbes
Kemp
Feadling Melt Stock Oats At Grenoble F
From Our Own Corresponder Mesers Tliley Brow Grenoble F report feadling melt stock oats stored in tons. Some stock is wyr awed while others are setae outta. Water scarcity affects duuestie pur jwusun. A short nie will My devoted ra Dye ade ANveosoe hoe the children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tliley Brow
Grenoble
Fenipfe
Wwe
Willy
Mayaeva
Tao
Hanwein
Goolagong Meeting Chooses Destr es To WAU
GOOLAGONG From Our Own Correspondent reports drought fears affecting farms in the district. A Goolagong Half Way League meeting selected two delegates to WAU. A match between Goolagong and Canowhadra was played. Canowhadra won 9 goal to none. A listed tournament is in progress and photographers are covering events. Local stock numbers remain high with attention on the Old Sheep and other flocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wragge
Goolagong Halfway League
Forhnes
Sloan
Unclear historical notice with royal procession and fever report
Fragmented OCR describes a town event with references to water supply, nematic fever, and a royal procession. Mentions Henaroe Shire Corwell, Pupwlay, and Prietdily Societies. Details are garbled but imply a public gathering, illness concerns, and legislative consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henaroe Shire Corwell
Munster
Clukens
Famine Drains Farmers as Drought Bites Towns and Fields
The article notes a severe drought draining the countryside with fires, cleared land, and shortages of Jamil and Teg supplies. Farmers face idle horses, hard ground delaying sowing, and a need for earthworks on Forbes Stockinbingal rail line to provide work and feed through the winter. Government action is urged to use the opportunity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grnes
Kross
Western District News Update and Local Notices
Mr Jno Taylor Mayor of Gren Toll returns from Tasmania with Mrs Taylor after an enjoyable day abroad. Hospitalized Mr V Ul Seek of the Men's Supply Stores described as recovering, and a grant hearing scheduled for Monday. A school history program and the manager Gyte Shape of NSW return from six months away. Mrs Soape and family expected home in weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jno. Taylor
Gren Toll
Taylor
Cowen Rani
Diprow Bebus
A. Cowie
Rory
Hk of Nsw
Grenfell
Soape
Shooting Accident Near Bathurst Involving Notable Men
A serious shooting accident occurred near Bathurst while a group including Mr Irhne Cutler the champion Kiteman and Mr Roy Gorry were present. A gun went off unexpectedly wounding Mr Gorey in the right wrist as the weapon was being prepared, with pellets injuring clothing and flesh. The injured man was transported to hospital as the others assisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wathurst
Thyelas
Irhne Cutler
Roy Gorry
Gutley
McGorey
Win Mb Cutler
Fragmentary note on a quarry parcel at Cockie Creek works
Fragmentary OCR mentions 21 of stone created at Cockie Creek works and a parcel giving 9 mel ro te, with unreadable details. The readable facts suggest material quantities and a work site reference but lack clear actions or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cockie Creek Works
Local horse losses tied to wheat feed and accidents
Parkes area notes report five horses dying after eating wheat including Claude Locutus. some animals ate bagged seed wheat at Mr Whittaker’s farm. A mare in foal to Senaria is cited as heavier loss. Nearby incidents include two boys 7 and 5 escaping injury after a crash with a horse drawn vehicle. other local events include a tire fire damaging possessions and a meeting noting Western Champion connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Loctus
Whittaker
Bart Jey
Croek
M'Gire
Senaria
B. Job
Tee
Dalgull
Mts
Premautle
Ndar Sane
Colombo
de Boazman
Baxter
Mosres Baxter
Saddive
Iso
Buehnan
Tattersall
Clanvy Savil
Chi
Local Young notes and obituaries from Montongle district
Fragmented report records a memorial for William Cobett and other local deaths, weddings, and church notices from Young area. It notes Cobett’s amputation incident, a marriage of Miss Bruce to Mr Vincent, and a long-time resident Mr Thomas Needham’s death at 80. Other items mention Rev C J Walkden Brown officiating and local residents connected to Wombat Road and Belmore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaques Gordon
Sydney Bell
Bell
Savereigns
Taylor
Montengh
Cobett
Barrangonyg Dlwich Hospital
AL St Dobn'r Church of England
Young
Chaupion
Charles David Vincens
Montougle
Pinal Fily Bruce
Mavenea
Belmore
Joseph Wood
Minnie Gertrude Cockburn
C. J. Walkden-Brown
Meir
Janper Hustlake
Mewek Hospital
Weston Ui
Franz Joby
Hunny
Acroewavis Rae
Roarrimage
Megane Charles
Yerilo Im
Mike Vouerford
Yibin
Seham Helemyer
Stoutiters
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