Barer Song Notice Signals Patience at Bar
By order of the manager a notice to lovers passing through Barer Song urges patience at Barer with brief directive about conduct and timing noted in the column.
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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Oct 01, 1918
Page
4
By order of the manager a notice to lovers passing through Barer Song urges patience at Barer with brief directive about conduct and timing noted in the column.
A vintage ad touts a home made remedy for asthma bronchitis colds influenza and sore throats. It promotes mixing HEENZO essence with hot water and honeyed flavors to soothe mucous membranes loosen phlegm and bolster the system. The ad claims cost savings and DIY preparation instructions alongside purchasing Heenzo from chemists and stores.
An advertisement promotes Hean's Tonic Nerve Nits as essential for adolescent girls to prevent anaemia and nervous weakness. It touts blood nourishment and nerve support, with prices given as 1s 2d per box and 17s 2d for larger supplies.
G Hugo and Son are listed as local agents for Daluety and Co wool white and machinery. Nicholson and Morithow farm implements and Wolseley sheep shearing machines are also named as suppliers with Victoria Insurance Company noted.
The article recalls a 19th century western diggings rush drawing all classes to the gold fields. It notes rapid theatre life, hotels, and dances near the Albion Motel and Standard Theatre, with early prospectors and mining shares, transport costs, and daily trips from Buriney to Orange and Careoni as crews chased prime metal.
The Adjutant General for Lands reports from J J Bryant on soldiers settlements. Shearing is progressing at St Ooms, wool quality good with light fleece and burrs. Pastures affected by cold. over 50 percent productivity expected. Ewes shorn total around 1000. details on Pinnacle and other estates noted. lambing favorable, lamb regular, growth steady, futures for farming operations show progress and promise.
A letter from Dwyer to the Mayor of Forbow discusses a rock near Eugowra carved in a female form that allegedly shocked two aldermen and an inspector. The piece, appearing in Bore Shire Bulletin, is said to be unrelated to Forbes or its Municipal Council.
In Forbes Court yesterday morning before Mesara Wallace Mum ter and Henry Webster two strangers William Scott and artes Freeman pleaded guilty to being drunk on Sunday and to being found on the Tivense gremlin tw of the Hotel Australia without lawful excuse Conaishle Feantaih watched the two defendants They were seen entering several hotels after liquor Scott occupied a room and Freeman was seen coming from the yard Both were intoxicated The magistrate noted neither stayed at the Hotel Australia South were fined 1 shilling or 24 bows for drunkenness and 20 shillings or seven days for being illegally on licensed premises The magistrate recommended a reward fund vote to assist police operations.
Reuter reports Bulgaria has asked for an armistice to discuss peace. Britain will respond only after consulting allies. View in close circles suggests peace with Bulgaria could influence Turkey and free forces in Mesopotamia and Palestine, with potential global food impact.
An Austratian press note describes Liman von Bandora retreating from Nazareth and a swift Betis victory powered by heavy cavalry. It asserts far reaching effects on Syria and Mesopotamia, noting strategic gains for Palestine forces while cautioning the broader Persian theater remains unsettled.
Government wheat agents will receive wheat at all stations and sidings 10 in the Forbes District. Growers are asked to write or personally interview Local Agent H. N. Walker near the Forbes Railway Station for arrangements.
Government backed recall notice from THE FARMERS & SETTLERS' CO-OPERATIVE GRAIN CO and Daroobalge Sidings Gursemu Representative Mr Cleary. Clients to deliver wheat to their own company and share profits in CORNSACKS. Book orders promptly under arranged terms.
Fragmented notices list Thursday October services at Presbyterian and Methodist churches, missionary site events, and multiple dates including May 8 and 24 with times such as 4 pm and 9 am. Mentions United Missionary District, West Quarterly, and a forten event.
A damaged OCR notice concerns Rankin Street stables with unclear details and a referenced proprietor Paddy Tugaton. The legible fragment mentions plan approval and a public or property matter, but precise actions or dates are not identifiable.
Incomplete OCR text outlines services at a Presbyterian church with names and times. Readers should note indications of worship events and calendar details amid garbled wording.
The notice calls for timely handling of wheat forwardings for the 1918/19 season. It lists agents MOORE, BROOKE & co and names several individual firms including FORBES, RED HEND, and BOYD with promises of prompt attention to all forwardings.
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