Marshall unveils up to date milking plant
Marshall announces installation of an up to date milking plant promising absolute cleanliness. He states no granule or urine will enter the milk and no dirty hands will dip into the milk, urging a trial.
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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 18, 1925
Page
12
Marshall announces installation of an up to date milking plant promising absolute cleanliness. He states no granule or urine will enter the milk and no dirty hands will dip into the milk, urging a trial.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a minstrel king in a castle hall sing of destiny. Names like Kismet Tienve Purniesua appear as tasked figures. The text mentions a Peppermint Cure and Black's store on North Hill with complete stock and keen prices.
A Forbes correspondent disputes a Sydney Morning Herald article claiming Forbes lags behind Parkes and Parkes in a West. He argues Forbes has better public buildings and banks, criticizes the Parkes emphasis, and urges Mr Ball to visit Forbes to form a fair view before publishing again.
A reader reflects on Forbes town, noting a sense of dullness and nostalgia. The writer compares the town to ancient ruins, laments few new buildings since the seventies, and questions whether today’s residents would construct similar landmarks while admiring old town halls and banks.
An Agricultural Gazette note urges farmers and breeders to raise horse quality to meet city demand. It warns that current home-breeding uses poor sires, leads to scruffy breeds, and lowers value. Emphasizes strict culling and progress in breeding for conformation, weight, and durability.
A letter from a long-time Forbes resident laments stalled progress and old social standards. The writer urges public spirit to bring growth, criticizing current elites and predicting a brighter future if reform-minded effort rises.
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