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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Oct 27, 1922
Page
2
J Butler Post Office Store Varrabandai notifies residents and public that it is prepared to sell all kinds of Shell Benzine fruit lol l ies cool drinks and bread at Kat er.
Local residents report unrest in Bogan Gate as court posts pull up and fences fall. Notable figures like Percy Iland and Harry Olliver are recalled amid town improvements and new ventures. The community awaits repairs, a church event, and a railway alignment debate with state authorities.
In the vicinity of the century park the thermometer rose to 104 degrees. Foretastes of a hot season appear certain as a late summer heat wave takes hold. Mr and Mme Andrew of Ags Jae are currently holidaying on a brief break.
Final mixed doubles saw G Lawier and 3 Tomlinson defeat B Lawler and J Wobe 60 48. Ladies singles featured J Buter over Mrn A Jarmes 50 41. Gent's doubles crowned J Tomlinson and B Burne over M McKeuml and C Modes 50 10. Venue notes praise club finances and a social to aid school funds raising over £10. Also mentions church plans, fencing at Yarrahundal and local transport concerns.
Miss Kate Ludlow, daughter of Councillor Ludlow of Weraboyns, wed Mr Thomas Wabb of Op knele in a Wait Wyalone Methodist church ceremony. Key M Booth officiated. Bride wore white satin with hand embroidery and a long train, carried white roses and wore a pendant gift from the groom. Afterward guests attended a reception with decor and toasts, father of the bride gave away, and plans for a Sydney honeymoon were noted.
Captain BJ Hale born to Auntieus bought the license of the hotel from Mr Le Mtuber and intends to continue the business. The previous owner and travelers’ arrangements are noted with blocks on wines and liquors. The hotel promises comfortable accommodations and table service under Captain J Hale, proprietor.
Sunday’s return match at Mov wong ground saw Jemalong Cricket Club face Monwonga players with a result described as a draw or near win for Monwonga. The scoreline lists players from both sides, noting innings, runs, and notable contributions, along with a plan to form a league competition starting 10 November among Jemalong, Moonhi, Monwonga, and related clubs.
A reader referencing Jack's Prep explains how grease and stains on porcelain and enamel items can be removed. Advice mentions cleaning with water to revive surfaces such as china, glass, and painted ware, highlighting old practices and local tips.
A historical note mentions the well-known Bogan Gate Hotel and its renowned dining service hosted for a community event. It references Mynors as a trusted figure in arranging the commutative public dining socal role.
A garbled 1930s ad promotes Eugowra Motor Garage offering touring car hire and full motor parts stock. It lists brands including Worsley shearing machines and Atlas augurates, plus local agency for Buleke Cheyro motor and cycle repairs. Phone 16 is given with hours noted as hay or night.
Medlyh Bros Trundle publishes a stock list for wheat buyers to John Durling and Sons Ltd. Agents for Mitervall and Co machinery, large stock of duplicates on band.
The Trundle Hotel has been renovated and refurnished, presented as one of the West’s most complete and comfortable hotels. It promises modern accommodations, attentive service, a commercial with public dining, and an excellent table with beers wines and liquors true to label for visitors and residents.
An old classification line for The Farmers and Grassers Co-op Grain Insurance and Agency Co Ltd, with a garbled phone line and partial wording indicating a general advertisement or notice for agricultural service agents. The readable fragment points to a cooperative business offering grain and insurance services.
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