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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 18, 1937
Page
5
Mr. E J Christie, Territorial Manager for International Correspondence Behoos, is currently in Forbes and may be interviewed at Mr. Dud Leader's Library on Frankin Street.
Tenders are invited for Edguor Booth rights on Trundle on the 10th. bids must be submitted by the stated deadline and include all required documentation. winning bidder gains exclusive rights for the duration of the event and must comply with local regulations and booth setup rules.
At Thoraday's Fer bee Board meeting chairman A. Wheatler welcomed T. BR. Jones of Jeriiderie as the district stock inspector, noting his promotion to a larger district and offering full support from board members. Jones thanked the board, pledged diligent service, and requested frank feedback if he erred.
The Parmners and Gragiers Co op reports the third London auction series closed with prices near opening levels, demand keen but subdued after the opening. Prices across the series rose up to about 7 percent, with limited Merino selection and little speculative buying, suggesting most of the world’s current clip is for prompt manufacture. Japan’s trade stance and a potential South Africa talks affect sentiment, while Commonwealth averages to April reach about 16.4d per lb, the highest since the depression era. Auctions in Sydney from June 7 to 10 will host Autumn shorn wool catalogues amid strong volume arrivals.
Five of the old Forbes Red Cross branch members attended a Saturday meeting led by Country Commissioner R Richardson. He outlined the movement’s work, especially TB care for veterans and civilians. Local women agreed to pursue reform and boost interest among Forbes residents. Richardson reported success in forming new or reformed branches across the state.
A district report notes pasture and agricultural outlook improves with rains from April 27 and 28 after six weeks without rain. Wheat sowing delayed by locust fears and drought, but replenished water reserves boosted stock condition from fair to good. Local pest activity declined. black disease noted in one area. Officials discuss land reserve issues, dipping campaigns, and witness evidence in land board matters. The speaker thanks the Board, staff, and secretary for support over nine years and notes 125,000 miles traveled in four Board cars.
An old style advertisement claims Pinkettas laxative and liver pills cure obesity by removing digestive wastes. It touts harmless ingredients, exercise, and improved mood, breath, skin, and energy. Availability stated as 1/2 bottle at chemists and stores.
In Prorhes on Bandon and Young Streets, the Canvas Tabernacle holds weekly services including Communion and healing prayers. The church invites all to attend Bright Singing and join in prayers for the sick as Jesus heals, with a welcoming message to the town.
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