Alleged Wool Stealing Case Delayed At Forbes Court
Walter Francis faced two charges of stealing wool from Jemalong and Warroo stations in the Forbes district. On Tuesday he was remanded for three weeks on bail. A second charge, tied to a prior wool theft, prompted adjournments as police sought witnesses and evidence from Sydney and other regions. The magistrate set bail at £40 with sureties.
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Jemalong
Warroo
Forbee
Walter Francis
Dobbs
Tusdeay
Tobbo
jMireb
Jenintocy
BSW
Furioe Poles Court
Ueki
Sydney
Cootamundra
Dunes
Gubbo
Cowra
Bhatt
Forbes
Ube
Erlckit
Iam
Forrey
Fature
Uronmley
Alnes
Bradman
Oreilly
Aruwe
Heenzo cough remedy advertised in old newspaper
An ad touts Heenzo a cough remedy claiming eight doses for the price of one. It promotes its mix as soothing for coughs colds croup bronchitis and whooping cough for both adults and children. The copy mentions ready mixed preparations and suggests a large value for money.
Australian X1 Tour Review and Selection Controversy
The Australian press coviews the Australian XI tour, praising teamwork and Bradman while noting selection debates and standout performances. Omitted details include unsettled lineups and injuries amid a stormy period during the tour.
Wool Position and Price Anomalies in Global Market
The article reviews wool and cotton price trends, noting wool declines while cotton rises, with wool about 40 percent above its 1932 lows yet 45 percent off its January peak. It discusses supply shifts, import restrictions, and the likelihood of Australian wool finding steady buyers amid uncertain short term prospects.
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England
Commonwealth
Birtheer
Preservation adder in mince meat case at police court
Walter Thomas Guo of Forbes faced the focal Police Court for selling mince meat adulterated with sulphurous acid under Pure Foods Act provisions. Inspector Horne reported the sample lacked toxic levels, but Guo argued allowance for preservatives. judge fined Guo and ordered costs as prosecutions under the act continue statewide.
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Walter Thomas Guo
Kutcher
Forbes
Focal
Meillon
Horne
Acalypt
Population growth slows in Commonwealth report
The Commonwealth Statistician warns Australia’s population would double in 48 years at the ten year growth average 1924 to 1953, but at the last five years rate would take 78 years. Births, deaths, and immigration shape Australia’s evolving demographic picture, with low birth rates and high life expectancy noted.
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Australia
DOTTE
Auttiomia
America
Commonwealth
Northern Territory
Victoria
Ammeralia
Leta
New Zealand
Reward notice for stock theft at Wandary
A reward is offered for information leading to the conviction of Parsune for stealing stock from Wandary. The notice mentions horses cattle brand and includes names such as Walter H. Bretit. The fragment references a child and other unclear details.
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Wandary
Walter H. Bretit
Drenching with Lee’s Triple Drench Praised for Sheep Flies
Worm infestations in flocks prompt a notice praising Lee’s Triple Drench as the best treatment. Agents Sullivan and Forbes endorse its use in Table and district, asserting superior, consistent results for heavily infested sheep. A separate trespass and sale notice appears, warning against unlawful entry and stock removal.
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Lee
J. J. Sullivan
Gen
Forbes
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O Wyle
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