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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Nov 07, 1919
Page
6
Wirrinyas store at Coslana in Sac Galvin will commence Marcy 1 1919 and operate as Galvin Bros General Storekeepers and Commission Agents offering merchandise and commission services.
Bugle and Chadatore veto fee Afwoirke Nulttern Aneursnes Cor sus une Sates eyaduried (9 hy pel) ot the cistrut.
A Northern assurance fire incident affected stock and property as local records show partial detail. Fire officials report limited information on losses and responders worked through the scene.
At a public meeting in Trundle on Monday the Joobany Shire Council approved using the domestic water supply for farmers. By eighteen to four the decision favored supplying water down to the five feet level. Councillors Whitll Herbert Crawford and Pilling formed the panel that approved the plan.
Mr Low and the See of the Prowross Association announce to the Railway Commissioners that Wirringya will gain new trucking yards. The siding will hold twenty trucks on each side, addressing a long felt need for the district stockowners.
Mr Thorncroft outlines an offer to provide ten terms for a sum to be used by the School of Arts and that it be accepted. Mr Kirby proposes repairs to all lacks on dents in the School of Arts and it be accepted. All keys connected with the School of Arts to be left under the care of the necessary. Applications invited for caretaker for the School of Arts with duties starting 1 December 1919, closing 1 November.
Petrol and motor accessories stocked. Awendos Dalkety Co's Woleeley Shearing Machine and oils. Fire, and all clauses of insurance. Ol and Gay Bnzines. te ALUx Inorimnee co-Lite. Spare parts and service offered for vehicles and equipment.
Fragmentary notes describe a railway hotel at Bogan Gate and a takeover by an organization or group. The text mentions a shift from old to new readers and phrases about pleasure and costly arrangements, but details are unclear. The item appears to summarize a local property or business change with limited readable facts.
A partial OCR fragment references a catalogue and linen stamp items with unspecified office context. The readable terms suggest a procurement or listing within an official office setting, but concrete details such as names, dates, places, or amounts are absent. The item remains unclear and needs full text for precise summary.
Drought lingers with temperatures reaching 106 degrees and a dust storm follows a late day thunderstorm. Water scarcity grows as rail supply strains and the Government Boring Plant works at Mir Robert Cram ford’s property, while town councils push drainage and quarantine measures and civic leaders discuss road projects and upcoming elections.
A severe dust storm swept through the area on Saturday, lifting debris and damaging structures. Winds to high speeds toppled trees and disrupted transportation, while homes faced mess and farmers feared crop damage. The following day clear air returned but lingering illness troubled residents with influenza and bronchitis. Local residents sought rain and relief as medical cases required attention.
An Irish district note recalls Norman Pitzgerald’s travels from boyhood in Europe and France to Iceland. It mentions the Wamboyne costume exhibit, drought woes in the district, and ongoing stock and wool movements including two hundred bullnehy sent to Sid-Soyfils Week Moses Far from Martin Vale.
Fragmentary notes indicate Anh and We vom tuuningbland and Harey Ort with Nani L aiming to play the Tate tor tam in Molome on Saturday. Reported plans suggest an abrupt change in tactics and possible withdrawal from prior Wea of woctimar tt Kustund, with Horlett and Condaboltn tied to undefined actions.
The notice advertises farm work and repairs including implement repairing horse shoeing wheels and wagons built to order. It promises fast service with a steady cash basis and offers new sulkies and heavy load carts, clipped horses, and Stewart clippers.
From the 1st of September 1915 the business will operate on a strictly cash basis. The change affects all transactions and receipts, simplifying accounting and improving liquidity for customers and suppliers alike.
Jock Alsop formerly of Grenfall announces he has taken over the Caragabal Hotel and will serve the public with the best wines and beer, offering good hot dinners to meet travellers.
Announcement of taking over the hotel with commitment to serve only the best wines spirits and provide attentive public service seeking patronage from the community. Contains proprietors name Leo H Bell and stance on quality.
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