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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 26, 1922
Page
4
A garbled notice warns readers about supposed medicines named Rac us Tablets and Zene-200-LeW0 with dubious South African ingredients. It touts cures for impairo, urges purchase of Zene-700-Lo0, and promotes a granite product Gimmy the Granite to protect rake, garden tools, and china ware.
A garbled date based notice warns that any person found violating the law after this date will be prosecuted without mercy. It states penalties for removing horses, vehicles, or other items and implies court action or charges under the relevant authority.
Hawke Bros offer shoe repair and stringing services while advertising tireless customer care. They promise speed, quality repairs, and reduced costs on a limited basis, urging customers to visit their shop for service and a possible money saving arrangement.
Booking orders for Farm and Station Supplies indicate routine procurement activity. Transactions document product requests, quantities, and supplier details for agricultural equipment, feed, and tools. Items listed include fencing, seeds, implements, and livestock supplies amid ongoing inventory management.
A fragmented notice from Nolan Street in Young announces immediate availability of services and supplies. It references long experience, fuluon years, and terms on application with contact for details at Wombat Street.
An announcement from the Post Office Hotel Forbes notes a relocation and new management by Mr Ernie Richards, seeking to attract patronage and emphasize reliable dining and accommodations. The notice highlights longstanding service and the hotel’s commitment to guests in the area.
A reader letter from W A Austen mayor of Forbes urges stronger local interest in Forbes through journalism. He criticizes Parkes coverage, asks the newspaper to publish progressive views, and defends municipal leaders while demanding accountability from aldermen and council.
The piece questions Alderman Austen and his stance amid Forbes district concerns. It argues against personal weakness tainting municipal integrity, urging steadfast leadership and pride in Forbes while condemning sensationalism and improper conduct.
In the city, notable Jiuphot competitors appear in Tuesday's Evening Nowy ahead of the annual Roaty HI gathering. Local favorites Domieteg and Forban sports stand out as entrants head to the big coursing ar nesting.
A long fragment describes horse racing activity across Forbes Holbrook and Cootamundra with details of Shania O Belén’s run in a division and M'Donalds' horses in various meetings. It notes a large Forbes money parcel, amateur jockeys, and performances at Robest Handicap and Porth contexts, with numerous place names and dates.
Fragmentary catalog notes show mixed items from cough remedies to blankets and blankets prices. Mentions Nas Baltgates and Me Workt with unclear product names. The garbled text references colors, sizes, and price ranges from 33/9 to 88, lacking coherent context or events.
The text lists W D R A fixtures and dates across May June July and August for clubs including Canowindra J C North Burke PRC and Nyngan JC with days of the week and numbers. It also promotes Sandy Mac a special liquor and warns against fishing shooting or traveling on Droubatgs with prosecution mentioned.
Special notice invites ladies to improve appearance with Callor-made Skins. Says Aud Bee USS AGNEW of Bandon Bt Forbes promotes latest wilor-made creation. Mentions Tortndian formerly Barley Bros Ladies Tailors New Zealand.
Notice from Dassey Harris Agency referencing Forbes machinery aid for the year and a farmer’s practice. Mentions Mr Ferguson and W S Dergu nou with expressions of thanks and support for farmers’ needs and experience.
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