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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Oct 22, 1915
Page
6
The week long troubles threaten crop yields and jail disturbances loom as officials report irregular harvests and heightened security. May weather tests farmers and law enforcement, with talks of Beg, June, and July actions and preparations for harvest rituals amid stormy conditions.
An unreadable OCR fragment references several named people and places, including a farmer context and various individuals. The text hints at local affairs, meetings, and possible public proceedings, but most details are garbled leaving only scattered names and terms.
Trundle reports show favorable BoMW Road showers bringing up to 102 points at the town and 186 district wide. Large hay-cut areas, up to 100 tons per day fed locally, with seven cutters operating in the area. Church notices include Rev Champion appointment and parish events, while a memorial mentions Archdeacon Soil. People urged to visit Trundle Palace Cantons for exhibits.
A garbled OCR fragment recalls Tom and a lagoon scene with scattered names, places, and events. The text drifts through wishes for better writing, memories of a shore line concert, and references to LinioW, Mrs Chamagnolms, and Ragowre. It hints at late fall themes and a mood of reflection.
Fragmented OCR text shows names like Goolagong and local figures, with scattered references to events, contracts, and dates. The passage mentions rapid weather, local projects, and community notices, but lacks coherent, verifiable details or a single focal incident.
The Bugowra Red Cross branch hosts a Sand Bag Evening in the School of Arts on Saturday from 8 pm to 2 am. Attendees are urged to bring a bag or two. light refreshments will be provided by the Indien. The event aims to boost attendance and support for wartime relief efforts amid ongoing rains and shortages.
Wheatley and Martel auctioneers stock and station agents of Eugivaa present an auction sale of ranch and agricultural items. The notice lists consignors and participants with partial names and locations indicating a regional sale event. Strong entities include Wheatley and Martel and Northern Availability Company, suggesting a rural goods auction in progress.
Fal points improve district prospects after rain with some crops now yielding well. Woodlands wheat area relief from heavy fall. around 7000 look fairly well. Hay cutting active. Trundle record 38 loads per acre. Private Benson social planned. Toohey and Milne buildings nearing completion. Planes unloaded at local sand island. prosperity seen in Williams’ crews. Kitchener Hall talk by C. Thorpe on Thursday.
In a tightly contested outing at Hogan Gate, the home tennis team defeated Mer vadnol after an exciting match and supper organized by locals. The event drew a good crowd of hay buyers and residents amid a busy week including a wedding at Rogan Gala Union Church and road updates on Belgerwwne Rogan Road.
Report from Netungaloo details a new wheat variety Sunrise and a high yielding oats crop grown on scientific lines. Trials began in 1913 14 with samples sent to Moore Brooke Co and later grown at Cowra experiment farm. A 100 acre sowing yielded a green oats crop and promising 10 acre wheat crop with 32 bushels per acre. Forsyth farm and Forbes district show rising interest in Commonwealth wheat development.
George Tolhurst Bogan announces his arrival at a new end Apto-dale Hotel Building. He welcomes friends and the public to this improved establishment with better accommodation and a fine selection of wines beers and spirits.
A poorly legible notice details J Mally Dawe planning a country hotel venture in Trundie. It pledges an up-to-date Salon Hotel with dining rooms and modern conveniences, aimed at country visitors with free yard facilities.
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