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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Oct 26, 1926
Page
2
An upcoming event at Mamorla Hall Building features Bullock Lacing, netting, poles and refreshments by Querravell alongside prize draws and supper. Readied plans mention Mrs Tom Cannon, Stull Queen Mise M. Buckle and a ceremony with Harrymer, Kitty Marv and Gerdan Tetg. The schedule lists Wednesday 27th as a key date with stalls and a ceremony at Chore Avehariar.
Labourers and Spotiare hire details reference a sale at Meth Shaw's Gate farm scheduled for Wednesday November 1. Included is an encumbrance notice and a note about machinery and work items to be assessed. Foreman Jy Woodds mentioned, with references to Hoskings Hon and Steel Co and Forbes 711.87.
A broad report covers property transfers near Wagga Wagga and nearby holdings in the Teading area. It notes auctions, river fishing activity, a new public swimming bath proposal, council discussions on street and cemetery works, and a review of transport and allotment plans with emphasis on local improvements and public use.
Aldermen debated the mayor and inspector's authority to permit stalls and operations. The mayor stressed a broader interpretation while the inspector warned against partial or improper permissions. The council affirmed a cautious approach amid procedural questions.
Parkes district lands including drought affected tracts will be auctioned by Mevste Manion & Co at Parkes on Tuesday. The sale aims to liquidate properties in the drought stricken region to raise funds for affected owners.
A weathered OCR snippet notes a river rising and a strong current. Despite garbled names and phrases, it mentions a person possibly linked to an event last week and hints at rising water and dangerous conditions. The text is incomplete and obscure.
Fragmentary note records an aldermanic debate on a proposed anatomical display for the town, mentioning male and female elements and a decision left to the Mayor and Town Clerk. The text is garbled, with names and specifics largely unreadable, offering little concrete context or outcome.
A man named Anderson was charged on Templar Street for being drunk and disorderly while abusive to Constable Q Nell. He resisted police, was fined two pounds or 24 hours, and jailed for a month, with additional penalties for disrupting law enforcement.
In Friday council remarks Aldermen discuss reporting on Lachlan River traps. Debate centers on whether to allow nets or traps and on river conditions. The mayor and surveyor are cited, with mention of water safety, freight rail access, and possible rail transport impacts.
A fragmented Forbes news note covers personal tidings of the Domatong and allied families, marriage honeymoons, business ties in Forbes, and a funeral for a child named William age 2 years 1 month. It also mentions a weather complaint to Sydney and a list of local inmates recovering from a snakebite.
The Municipal Council plans to cooperate with local medical practitioners to support a community health initiative. The Local Government Minister granted permission to levy reduced rates on certain works in 1057 and 1028, including the £10,000 Gar Works and Town Hall license. The Day Companies Association may donate £5, and the council considers selling a second-hand horse drawn sweeper and machinery. The Journal notes the council will increase the insurance for the Town Hall buildings by £1,000.
The event featured speakers and decorations honoring the association and local figures. Attendees included Mayor and community leaders with remarks on service and progress, as residents praised the organization’s dedication and plans.
The marriage took place at Angignol Church, Canowindra, with Rosa Wells of Tanmanks, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. WG Wells, as bride. Rev. Mr Weeton officiated, the gown Ivory Toorgnite embroidered with silver, coronet of si enae blossoms, and a bouquet of white and pink sweet peas. Attendant Gladys Johnson wore wine crepe de chine, and guests were entertained at a reception hosted by Mr. and Mrs. WG Johnson.
The council discussed improving North Circle Park with drainage and garden works. Concerns about salty soils, budget, and a proposed 43 allocation for grading prompted delaying the project to the next meeting for possible reassessment.
A bustling fragment highlights auctions and shop offers from Mack's More to Auden and Prailey's with listings for machinery, furniture, and household goods. Mentions the forthcoming garden fête with rooms, dancing, supper, and door prizes.
A council meeting discussed staging a public Miss Forbes contest to engage residents. The committee indicated plans to hold the event on Monday, November 10, with a target of seventy participants and local involvement from hospital and civic groups.
The town greeted new Prime Minister Mr Ok amid a formal ceremony at the Beach Court of Public Salons this morning. D J Moloney spoke representing the Forbaa profession while concerns about department safety and cordial ties with police were noted by speakers.
A garbled late sport item recounts Sowmkor beating Triton after a long hour at a meet near Ahn Wratenit Nine Datworn. It highlights Seabrook’s senior moment, the Gold Thread pivot, and WLRE moves with Paner and Parkon in focus.
The Strand shows a mixed program titled Film Flashes including Thompson in Am Hound Frying Pan and The White Minor. Other features include The White Minor and Vaat yh the Whiny Mister. Shows run Wednesday night with multiple acts and prices listed as 3/6 and 2 nd Haservod swald aceadiéd'e.
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