Council Buys Grading Plant On Deferred Plan
Jemalang Shire Council buys a new grading plant and caravan under a deferred payment arrangement. A one third cash deposit is required, with three years to pay the balance. Councillor Wheatley supports the plan, noting potential interest rebates if liquidation occurs within three years. Shire Clerk W M Ogden indicated Waugh and Josephson were prepared to meet terms.
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Lachlan Street
Councy
Wheatley
W. M. Ogden
Waugh
Josepheon
Terrific Explosion Destroys Blayney Theatre
Blayney suffers a devastating blast that wrecks the £7000 theatre and damages nearby structures. Detective-Sergeant Delaney leads the inquiry from Sydney, with reports suggesting water pressure tampering near the site. Local farmer Patrick Donnelly vows to rebuild the modern venue that has long been a town pride.
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Mrr. Donnelly
Blayney
Presbyterian Church
Delaney
Sydney
Dr Morse's Indian Root Pills Remedy Ad
Dr Morse's Indian Root Pills are promoted as a unique remedy for constipation. The copy claims they regulate bowels, improve digestion, and keep the system healthy when used weekly. It emphasizes vegetable origin and a mild, nonnauseating effect.
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Dr. Morse
Morse
White Way Lighting Projects Discussed by Forbes Council
J G Waldron electrical engineer told Forbes Municipal Council August outputs reached 88 800 units, 18 tons total fuel. Increase from 1926 August by 5 600 units. fuel rise only 1 ton. Delays linger for a damaged No 1 alternator switch panel. components ordered and reconditioning planned. No 2 Britannia set performing well. many new connections noted. Council debated costs of a two part street lighting scheme and park improvements including temporary lights at King George V Memorial Park.
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J. G. Waldron
Forbes Municipal
Waldron
Thomson
South Circle
King George V. Memorial Park
Ald
Thomson Anid
Aldo Grimshaw
King Geome V, Memorial Park
Englierr
Uw Park
Rankin Lane
Ald. Thommen
Lane Park
Export Lamb and Pig Competitions for London Market
In a program to promote Australian meat, export lamb and pig competitions are organized as a means to boost advertising and encourage producers to supply top quality stock for export to the London market.
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London
Dilapidated Buildings Reports At Local Council Meet
Inspector C Parsons reported on several dilapidated structures around town. He noted plans to demolish a rear shed at Lachlan Arcade and urged a one month deferral. other properties faced removal notices within 14 to 30 days for dilapidated sheds and earth closets pending repairs and compliance.
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Lachlan Arcade
Coles
Coles and Cannon
Counell
Bir
Gockoidge
Rania
J. F Cuanman
P. M. McGirr
P.M. McGirr
Wot Genevan
Browne
Browne Street
Rankin Street
J. M. Pressley
Johnson &J
Forbes
Johnson Street
Dalton Street
Central western Slopes crop outlook relaxes risks
A Departmental report as of September 1 notes that early August concerns over wheat were reduced by improved conditions, though some areas still require rains in September. Sowings respond to better weather, with Forbes Kugowra Canowindra and Goulburn districts showing strong progress. Late crops vary, with black ota blight and stooling in parts, and overall outlook depends on upcoming rainfall and continued growth across central districts including Tomingley Peak Mull Trundle Bogan Gate Parkes Manildra Molong Cumnock and Yeoval.
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Forbes
Kugowra
Canowindra
Guda
Cunowindra
Cudel
Gorom
Comento
Thin Division
Tomingley
Peak Mull
Trundle
Bogan Gate
Parkes
Manildra
Molong
Cumnock
Yeowil
Maine
Browling
Peor
Boyan Qate
Bogan
Killer Elephant Burned On Reserve After Killing Scene
The four remaining parts of the killer elephant Tom were burned on the reserve after a long process to remove the carcass. The tusks, over two inches in length, were claimed by Perry and hired by Constable Sally. The operation began Thursday morning with tar and four gallons of fuel to complete the destruction.
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Ty Grada
Ferry Bros
Forbes
Ivers
Jof Porbes
Perry, Ser
Sally
The Golden Arrow at Studio Theatre with Bette Davis
Studio Theatre presents The Golden Arrow a lavish First National production starring Bette Davis and George Brent running Wednesday Thursday and Friday with elaborate costumes and sets. The Tunnel an accompanying feature portrays engineers vision of an Atlantic tunnel linking England and America a sweeping race of science and romance amid cinematic spectacle.
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Studio Theatre
Bette Davin
George Brent
Michael Arion
Bate
Birles
Charisters
Bette Davis
George Brest
Witich Beging
Beason
Bludio
Term results at Marist Brothers' College Forbes
The Forbes Marist Brothers' College reports term results across primary and secondary classes. Notable standings include J Gunn FP Rodgers in the primary, and top performers in year classes with N Reardon, L McAuley, M Dunn, and R Tooth among others. Shown are class placings, individual subjects, and awards won in Wool-classing and show competitions.
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Marist Brothers’ College
Forbes
R. Blackstock
Hart
Prench
A. Blackstock
M . L. Mir Auley
L. McAuley
I. V. Hart
J. Coombe
V. Hart
L Doyle
U. McAuley
L. Doyle
R Tooth
J. Ticehuret
Shine
Gotin
K. Lindsay
M. O'Leary
L. Shine
M O'Leary
J. Thcehuret
RL Tooth
T. Thomas
R. McGrath
Nell Dunn
Bebe
M. Dunn
Alex Rogers
Railways Good Year Shows First Surplus in 19 Years
The Railway Department reports year end June 30 revenue of £17,006, the gain of £83,515 from prior year. Operating expenses reach £12,155,522, exceeding last year by £507,289. Profit on operations is £5,461, with government 200,000 grant boosting grand profit to £60,301,174. Premier’s release notes surplus of £8,397 for the year, first since 19 years. Interest, exchange payments total £66,182 and statutory debts £30,772, bringing total charges to £60,233,777. Capital expenditure rises to £1,145,082, up £214,200.
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Mir. Hartigan
Mr. Stevens
Creme Charmosan Promises Youthful Skin in Ads From 1937
A fragment shows Irene and Janie discussing a beauty cream named Creme Charmosan advertised to preserve youth. They sip cocktails and joke that the cream makes skin young and lovely, reflecting mid century vanity culture and marketing language.
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Janie
Reminder for enirica meeting in Camowinedra
A dated reminder notes enirica for Le rt aT eee to occur on September and to contact Mr T A Finn secretary. It lists two phone numbers 5 and 101 and specifies Camowinedra as the location.
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Enirica
le Rt
Eee
Mr.t
Finn
Camowinedra
Creme Charmosan display powder ad wording
An unclear vintage ad fragment promotes Creme Charmosan as a powder base. Language emphasizes bold coverage for a dress table and mentions general elements like dust and winds, with no clear product details, dates, or organizations.
Leap for Life in Brush with Derailed Trains
Three men escaped serious harm after a mixed goods and stock train from Myngan to Dubbo collided with a stationary train at Belaringar sidings. Engine driver P Pietcher and fireman H Wirges were injured but survived. Guard Wes Lees, uninjured but clothes damaged, recounted a close leap for life as stock and trucks were damaged and the engine overturned. An inquiry will be held. medical aid was provided at Warren and Dubbo Hospital.
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P. Pietcher
Dubbo
H. Wirges
Wes, Lees
My. J
Lea
Myngan
Belaringar Siding
Aterk
Wes. Lees
Mullengadgery
Belarings
Liberal
the Aiding
Lees
Building Society Meeting Nearing Registration
A meeting of Forbes Co-Operative Building Society members was held at Town Hall on Friday where share applications rose toward the 900 mark. Enquiries are fed daily and registration appears likely. Orange and Dubbo show enthusiasm. another meeting is set for next Friday night the 17th instant.
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Forbes Co-Operative Building Society
Fedelyudl
Orange
Dubbo
Health matters report from council meeting
At the Thursday council session health Inspector Parsons reported no infectious disease outbreaks in August. Wastes were dumped at the depot by an unknown person contrary to notice, prompting a week of cleanup and stricter refuse control between Bates Bridge and Bundaburra crossing. The humus pump installation and sludge removal plan were discussed to improve sewerage works amid rain and turbid water.
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Cornell
GC. Parsons
Parsons
Bates’ Bridge
Bundaburra Crossing
R. T. Hole
Department of Works
KR. T. Hole
Goundl
Efficiency Award Highlights 6th Light Horse Regiment Prestige
A historical note recalls an efficiency trophy for the 6th Light Horse Regiment as the top award for dispatch and efficiency among WW era light horse regiments. It mentions Brigadier General George Macarthur-Onslow and a 1831 decision by the United Bervier Institute in Sydney to establish a memorial trophy, to be awarded annually to the most efficient regiment, with 1996-97 citing the 6th Light Horse as a key recipient and regional headquarters in Parkes, Armidale, and nearby locales.
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G. M. Macarthur- Oniow
CMG
DEO
1St Cavalry
United Bervier Institute
Sydney
George Peer
Sth
Light Horse Regiment
Parkes
Um Light Horse Semant
Armidale
Tih
Light Horse
Sore
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