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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Oct 21, 1921
Page
7
Fragmentary notes mention Ms de Hunt, Yareavndal, lute, and a weather or district test with references to rain and an upcoming date. Details are garbled, making precise entities and context hard to determine.
The Archdeacon Howell vicargeneral will deliver Nie addreme on the Budget scheme at Evensong next Sunday in place of the usual person due to unforeseen circumstances at St. John's Church Forbes.
The Premier stated that the Government has secured in London sufficient support to back the wheat pool. Control of the pool was initially denied by local banks. Government funds would pay cash advances of threepence per bushel to farmers or enable delivery of wheat at country stations around mid January.
The lander of Mr. W. HL Acret has been accepted for the erection of the Kindergarian hall and entry of the Parken Methodint Church. Work will commence immediately as planned.
Monday night auction previews a sale for 0 acres with blankets offered cheap and terms by 4G Keane, auctioneer at Forbes. Edward Weaver, elderly woman case, and Mr Howison noted in fragmentary items. Sale and terms for approved buyer likely. further details from Forbes venue.
Auction style notice lists items including silverware and wire work pieces with descriptions and various tools. Applies between 10 and 11 am at Union Bank with terms from Rath & Co Forbes.
Second-hand Ford car in good order for sale. details at Advocate Office. Also bedding pieces offered. reward offered for lost item between town and Grenfell Road. Contact Jack Acrett at Porbuy for information and return.
Meanie Walter J Ketly of Parken advertises a land sale and auction on 10 November offering 475 acres of land in War Angin parish with 126 acres improved. Town hall notices describe a balloon event, Catholic Chyod fund success, large attendance, and musical Volunteers. Tom Merritt MC. Tournament managed by J O Dw yer and J J Murphy. winners Mr P Chinon and Mrs Muze well. supper by the Indl.
The incident at Potin Foie caused by Lime eo ageant picture machine led to police confiscation and an Undertaking from the boys not to resume the business. the machine was later returned. In Sydney, opening meetings saw lively competition with price and wool market details. a Sunday match is planned between native-born and imported players with teams listed including Eatwisle M Gro ot Baker and locals such as J Thomas and A Green.
A snow company brings well known variety artists to town on Wednesday. The lineup includes Joe Arelli Sally Northwood Tom Lonnell Lily Smart Will O'Donnell Ivy Ascher Frank Lowry and Le Tulse Trio. The finale features the farce Lawyer's Troubles.
Shire clerk T Lozall sent two weed samples to the Government Potantnt for detaflcation. One plant from The Bungalow labeled Devil's Claw, with garbled Latin name, was described as dangerous and capable of harming livestock. A second sample from Warroo was identified as White or Slender Thistle, termed a noxious plant under review.
An unclear OCR fragment mentions a reward of 21 and a man called Mike with a brand on his shoulder, plus scattered terms like Mowerdale Geodgery and DroDED. The readable text references a horse, a mahogany saddle, and a possible local job.
Miles D. Davis, formerly of Sydney, now in Forben at Mr. Jardynil's Templar Street, offers dressmaking services. The ad promises prompt, reliable work and guarantees satisfactory fitting.
The Watt family expresses heartfelt thanks for the kind cards and messages received following their recent bereavement.
A candidate from Greta Irurangr and Agency Co Ltd announces run for Leal Agent. An official ballot will be taken over ten days at Templar Stront, Worben. Vote solicited by the applicant.
The notice urges all wings to harvest in time and stresses the Agricultural Association will offer prizes for crops. It notes wheat yields have been poor, roosters overlooked, and aims to boost Nemux Largest and hay production rewards. It calls attention to neglected Horticulture and timely planting of new varieties to drive future competition.
An October Friday recital showcases a rising violinist from Trinity College Medalling and Royal Academy background. The performer, Sydney Colleie Medallist, has won Moyel Academy scholarship enabling three years of free study in Cambridge. Tickets at Grinetad's box plot offer a chance to attend this musical event in Redfern.
Strand Theatre to-morrow presents The Passionate Pilgrim a Metro film with Deralding in a turbulent south aria, plus Paxajon Fruits and a Sunshine comedy The Sticker and The Olded Lily.
An article reports idle rumors about a school sports club at Forbes Intermediate High School. Parents officials and the Citizens Association deny charges and appeal for responsible discussion. The principal condemns the unfounded accusations and urges clarification from authorities to restore harmony.
The report outlines heated Parliament questions on wage rises for federal members, abolition of the Fair Heats Court, and a push to build the Nort Hore Bridge. Speeches by Sir Joseph Cook and Mr. Hughes defend or challenge economy measures, with adjournments amid party lines and looming election issues.
Fragmented report notes Irish delegation appeals to Commons while tensions rise over arms import inspections. Mentions Lloyd George and Greenwood with references to the Washington Conference and penalties, but text is garbled and largely unreadable.
Thieves broke into a store on Tuesday night at Alustry Busnel, removing goods through a rear entrance. Arthur Guffey and Charlton Waldron were arrested later, with a confrontation ending in Hebert Kable being wounded in the temple and hospitalized. Guffey and Waldron remanded by the police court.
A Forbes community column details welcomes for returning residents, engagements, and local honors. Mr Harold Brown receives a gold medal for first aid work, Mrs Pacey departs to Mudgent, and Rev Papay reflects on Forbes’ citizens. A social gathering at the welcome home and gift evening honors the returning couple Mr and Mrs M Clemens with dancing and cordial wishes.
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