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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Oct 15, 1918
Page
4
An old Australian ad promotes the Maple Wrap medicated cotton-wool product. Claiming relief for fevers and aches, it markets soothing properties and long-lasting use. Available at chemists and general stores, or direct from Way 185 Goode Street, Sydney, priced 2/6.
Classified notice advertises new furniture for sale including 4 bedroom suites 10 wardrobes 10 chest drawers 19 nickal plated busts and frames plus wire materials and streeluber items. Note states large quantity of furniture and goods bought. contact for purchase.
An operational note outlines forthcoming wheat sales by J Tring and Company towards a forthcoming sequence. A government prize referenced in the text hints at farm procurement and price considerations. The fragmentary wording suggests a market briefing or advertisement for cheap wheat available under an official prize scheme.
A local practitioner in New South Wales advertises specialized eye examinations and treatments. The message claims to diagnose eye troubles, promise personal conduct by the practitioner, and urges readers not to overlook their eye health.
The event at the Seboss Of arts Trimdlé showcased varied costumes led by Indian Chef T. O'Neill and Mrs Mungo with a strong lineup including D. M'Antifo, L. GidowMal, and Ian Bloomfeld. The Acretn Forbes Orchestra supplied the music to a large, appreciative audience from nearby regions.
Germany accepts President Wilson's terms for evacuation of invaded territories and a mixed commission to arrange peace. The announcement sparks intense London reaction. officials caution on the feasibility and possible U.S. involvement. The German response reiterates support for Wilson's plan and notes related diplomatic moves with Cardinal Faun and Pope steps.
Reports from the western front say German armies are in Airestraita and that General Foch has launched several smashing blows. French progress occupies Chemin des Dames while Germans retreat toward lines before Toussend east at Chimbrai as British forces advance north of the Scarpe. Allies claim gains along the Champagne front with villages like Mamel Bivires and Carney under control as heavy artillery activity continues.
Telegraph reports claim 1,900,050 American troops remain in action while German forces show no major activity along the Flemish coast. Allies plan rapid demobilisation, General Boddy predicting full withdrawal within six to nine months. Reports mention troop reinforcements and postwar employment lectures for discharged soldiers.
Report from Forbes notes a diplomatic incident unfolding with a plane load of officials arriving from Sydney Mint Germany and briefings from local media. Citizens react with uncertainty as telegrams arrive and chatter grows about policy, wages, and international ties, while office routines adjust and families await clearer guidance.
The Minister for Lands Mr WG Ashford urges Crown Sattlers to apply for revaluation under the 1917 Act. Special notices issued to speed processing and save time and costs. Applications should be made early at Local Crown Land Agents with details on various tenure types and deadlines, including conditional leases and settlement licenses, with periods ranging from December 31, 1918 to five years after confirmation. The minister stresses prompt action as many deadlines expire within a year for several categories.
Commercial News from John Byidze & Company outlines wool sales ending October 18 with a new sale opening October 26 and mid period appraisals. It notes buoyant wool prices, wethers around 4 8s to 4 7s, varied cattle values, fox skins up for inquiry with skins securing advances, wallaby skins and other hides discussed, and overall market activity with prices noted across sections.
Fragmentary notice notes action after a specified date with a warning from the manager. No clear names or places are readable. The fragment suggests a pronouncement or penalty but details remain unclear.
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