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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Oct 01, 1915
Page
6
Friday morning rain, Sunday sunshine and fresh southwest winds improve crops and pastures. Residents report farm work and travel to training camps. extended period hints at mild conditions with scattered showers and bright spells for the week ahead.
In EUGOWAA Ireland Somervitte references Pirbank wigs and local figures including MME Ste Someries cnn and Cres at My Anierson Say. Friday through Wednesday details mention Mrs Clemunla and SHANNA te AN, with mentions of a drowning incident and a voluntary act seen in the article.
A messy OCR fragment describes a spell of wet weather starting early in the month with heavy rain and floods along a river. It notes impacts on crops, pastures, and harvest work, mentions local farms and families, and references exams and school activity amid uncertain terrain.
A garbled late 19th century report mentions wheat yields and farming reports. Officials and farmers discuss crop prospects, expected yields, and local industry shifts. Mentions of individuals such as Messrs Willian Tas, Stone, Tanwell, and Anertiner, plus references to mines and regional producers, appear amid scattered notes on weather, market activity, and transportation.
A Eugowra deputation urged Minister W. G. Ashford to back the Eugowra to Orange rail line. J. Noble outlined past agitation and agricultural needs, noting rising wheat output and road congestion. The minister promised consideration and a future railway policy, while stressing fiscal limits and prioritizing congestion relief.
An auction sale listing references Massey Harris Machinery Clutterbuck Bros Oil Engines and Chalf-Cutters Paton Burns Manures and Northern Assurance Co. Auction sales conducted as part of the diserette display with items from several firms.
L Morton has taken over the Club House Hotel Eugowra from Lou Laneyrie and will continue to run the popular hostelry. The hotel offers fine meals, table d hote, and stabling with best brands of wine beer and spirits. Telephone number 4.
A fragment notes rubber stamps and linen stamps in a printer catalogue with a reference to the advocate office. The garbled text implies a shop listing or legal notice about stamp goods and government office matters.
The text notes inducements for those atap wike to serve abroad, praising Mp Prank Dird of Glenlogiey FI fint and Le attached to Lye frm of Jennra Tobias Ae Pawrns as leaders. It mentions a military training course for Hoth grades and Rinwell gaining popularity in business, with congratulations to Nem on their reloution and a capable representative in the general Freak.
J. 4. Kelly notifies people of Trundle and surrounding districts that Ne Luk has taken over in Taton Hotel Teunille with plans to run a modern house with every convenience. Special attention pledged to country patrons and public daily needs.
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