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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Nov 07, 1930
Page
1
Silos to open on Monday week November 17 for wheat receival. The Forbee film will be used for the reception process. Agent Me 1 Kelly and an AML special ay Honwyments are involved. Plans mention a site near Mine Hurentn with a clear aim and arrangements for the opening.
An outbreak of pleuro in a small Forbes district cattle herd has been addressed by the Forbes P P Board. Officials report stock in good condition overall with few exceptions, and note inspections of dairy and other cattle in the district. Several deaths occurred in the affected group, and restrictions remain in place for remaining stock while authorities continue monitoring spread.
Federal Labor figures show Lyons planning resignation as he leaves Canberra for Melbourne after caucus meeting. He intends to consult London contact Mr Scullim and push for a formalized settlement on debts and government funding amid criticism from Imperial Conference attendees.
The Presbyterian Flower Show has moved from May to April 17. Parishioners are urged to begin planting and preparing displays by early spring, with entries due soon after.
A damaged note reports a missing Fielder and large sums tied to an operation involving Cauldehd and Melbourne City. The fragmentary text hints at financial stakes and an open inquiry, with investigators noting involvement of multiple parties.
An overnight bus at Waverley’s Quetn’s Park terminus was held up by masked assailants shortly after midnight. Two men leapt from a vehicle, striking the driver and passengers, then fled toward the police station. The driver resumed control and drove on. injuries appear minimal and passengers reported a tense scene as bandits fled.
A garbled report mentions Chief Judge Abetheliee and a political clash involving Sydney and labor groups. Key figures and terms are unclear, but the piece signals a power struggle over a federal government removal and a contested administration.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a colliery disaster with garbled names and unclear timing. It references a captain and several affected individuals, but full details and exact actions remain unreadable in the excerpt.
Unclear report speculates Stan McCabe may appear this Sunday for the Mater Gals game. Odds of release rest on medical advice as team managers weigh risks and schedule.
The report from Good Work P.P.B. and Unemployed Greater Stock Movement Rabbits details financials for the Fores P.P. Board including revenue, expenses, and fund allocations. It references travel, market activity in Melbourne and Ballarat regions, and expenditures tied to various programs and maintenance costs. The document notes purchases, transport costs, and projected outputs from the year’s accounts.
The Ashburnham recount ordered by Nationalist candidate Mr Best shows Labour candidate Mev Keast gaining votes from 108 to 123. Amid garbled lines, figures indicate Keast’s lead strengthened, with altered counts and preferences reflecting a tighter result.
A smoke social to honor Armia and entertain returning Forbes soldiers is set for next Tuesday night in the Town Hall upper room, contradicting a Saturday plan. The event ties to Poppy Day and Governor Sir Phillip Game's message urging support for war-related appeals and youth contributions.
A moratorium appeal to government emerged as graziers pressed for support to railways. The report notes tensions, halted operations, and calls for action affecting workers and industry leaders including Mr Al Hawri of Forbes and engineer Mr Booth. The details describe stalled progress and inquiries into railroad employment and occupancy following recent events.
A fast goods train derailed 120 miles from Broken Hill after being swept by a sand bank, delaying the Broken Hill express by hours. The incident occurred Monday night as the engines and cars slid across the sand blanket, with damage and disruption reported along the line.
Fragmentary OCR from a Daily Review discusses Bradman and the Ashes, mentioning criticism and reactions. It references nations and figures in a confused array of names and phrases, but the central idea is a debate over Bradman's role and performance in Ashes cricket.
A fragmented obituary note describes the laying to rest of Dr Long at All Saints Cathedral in Bathurst. Names like Hearne and Ling appear in garbled text with references to church figures and a service.
A garbled OCR passage mentions deleted a lan for 78 days and references waiting for phosphates, provisions, and a seduction scenario. It also alludes to a person named UML and a stone or sunalllons term, with an unclear statement about approaching an ocean standing.
Judge Thompson at Coonamble Quarter Sessions imposes ten years penal servitude on Frederick Herbert Limburg and Joseph Patrick Katanow for bank robbery. Evidence shows Limburg struggled with robbers. Limburg admitted being at the bank but denied participation in the theft.
A dance night at the Weir Palace is announced for next Wednesday with free trial. The event features Ultime and Juge Novelty Dance in the RC Church area as part of Christmas fair preparations. A line up aims to transport dancers from the Post Office to the Palace during the evening.
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