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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 05, 1922
Page
4
The document records the Jemalong Shire Council minutes detailing financial adjustments, property tax concerns, and project updates. It notes payments, rates, and debts, plus discussions on roads, surveys, and maintenance contracts, including proposed works near Pinnacle and Tur Ners and staffing of maintenance crews.
Fragmentary ad copy extols a mythic youth reform method titled Stay Young with dubious claims. It references a vague “Mop through the door of youth” and financiers like Garay Wottle and a 6/4 pontage price from Knapton Chesnings.
The Canowindra area celebrates the New South Wales Government Railway extension to town with a bustling station crowd, local gatherings, and hopeful plans for the memorial hospital. The piece notes community events, auctions, and social happenings including concerts, fundraising, and upcoming shooting competitions.
A fragmentary district note recounts wool trade, local places like Grenfell Road, and weather affecting sheep farming. It mentions Me C Sty and Weary Willis, discusses manipulation fears, and lauds hospitality and unity with Tru Ladys and locals during a period of wet conditions and ongoing inquiry into social ties and support networks.
An aged advertising fragment promotes Tower Brand Pain Powder as quick relief for headaches. It urges moderation, exercise, and avoiding overexertion, claiming the product calms distress without harming the heart. Frank Smith of Newtown endorses the remedy with 1s and 2s6d pricing. local chemists Fowler and Knapton distribute.
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