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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 27, 1932
Page
3
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R J T Beckett senior, a well known Bogan Gate resident, was dragged about 200 yards by a running combine. He escaped serious injury, with witnesses noting the perilous incident and quick actions to free him. The event drew a crowd and prompted alarm among onlookers.
A monster meeting of the Bogan Gate Progress Association was held on Wednesday to discuss recent curtailment of central services and railway issues. Mr A Beckett and Mr Sanderson were involved, with injuries reported and a plan to continue the Saturday train service.
The Hed eerabong Tennis Club held its annual meeting on Monday night. The treasurer’s balance was presented for the preceding twelve months, and new officers were elected including Secretary and Treasurer Mrs. Stew ant and a selection committee comprising Miss Constable, C Hodges, and KE.
In Quandialla Police Court Patrick OHebir faced charges for failing to return an expired motor or driving license. The plea was entered as guilty. The court considered travel expenses and ordered the defendant to pay costs, with hard labor in default.
Fragmented notes describe changes in Bedgerabong district pastures crops and rabbit issues. References to diet rules, health, and farming practices appear alongside garbled lines about livestock, vegetation and possible pest impacts on the land.
Forwarded sheep lot from Bogan Gate shows top prices for Werelbers and ewes. Wane 14 leads the sale figures with praiseworthy returns. buyers reported strong demand and good quality stock across the yard at Homebush last week.
Inclement weather delayed a Seasun match as Berendebba Tennis Club players stood in for unavailable members. Visiting team arrived late. several mixed doubles and singles results are recorded with scores around the mid to high teens and low thirties, highlighting J Murray and Napier as standout performers amid slippery courts.
A dry spell ends as valuable rain falls across Andiialla on Wednesday. Weather observers report totals reaching inches in several districts including Aperots Cell tere Biimbi and Hund Reeagdebba, bringing relief to embers nerves and the broader region. Reports note measurable precipitation across multiple local gauges.
A Sunday match at Bedgeranong drew a large crowd as the local team dominated throughout and won by 2 to 4. Tries were credited to Frank Constable, C. Silt and G. Edmondson, with Edmondson converting each try and kicking a penalty goal. Cage scored the South Forbes try.
Mrs. T Maylock of Crow's Nest is currently holidaying with her parents Mr. and Mrs A Mekennen of Naldera Bogan dialer.
Fragmented OCR reports prices at Homebush Mondor Winelvembe Carson Lhb and Pe pect listing 2600 sheep and lambs with yard sale figures per head and per pound. Details are partly illegible but indicate prime beef and gearing rates and a date of 23d for some sale or measurement.
RC Sunday School picnic drew 70 participants with adults aiding children and erecting swings. Organisers Bealden Plie Meo Ken and Miss S Hogan led a weather affected day with a racing programme and multiple prizewinners across age groups. Local helpers including Wo Bailey and 3 Denson coordinated transport and volunteers, Rev Father McDade distributed prizes along with catechism awards to several attendees.
The Bogan Gate Tennis Club restarts with two courts planned to start, and if demand increases, two more courts may be added. Morgan Gate residents have had no tennis facilities for years and expect strong use. Interested men should contact secretary Mr AJ Little.
Rain fell across Laat week end boosting farmer outlook as about 109 points rise noted. Wheat prospects improved with ground conditions. Fat stock movement up with 8000 sheep from FAS Fields plus cattle. Yarranbandal beat Ootha 2 sets in tennis friendly. Burrawaong to host two Sunday games. Memorial Hall ball on 10th in aid of Parkes and Condobolia hospitals.
Local clubs in Greenethorpe and surrounding towns such as Cowra Ex-Students, South Cowra, Bendick Murrell, and Monteagle face the Griffin Cup, Mason Cup, and a disputed rule affecting Greenethorpe’s participation. The week sees a Sunday football match, a juvenile Praia Club dance, a Pemtils Club ball, and reports of a man with blood poisoning improving after care.
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