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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 30, 1930
Page
2
The issue blends racing notes and Melbourne Cup traffic updates with fashion and theater ads. It includes Weldon’s Ladies Journal content, travel notices, and a wide array of literature and fashion items, plus theater promos and upcoming events.
The Parkes Ambulance Service Committee decided on buying a vehicle from Wellington. Procurement followed formal arrangements with bids from vendors including The Queenbeaq and associated parties. The meeting minutes note involvement by officials and details of the purchase process and timing.
A sailor attacked an officer aboard a warship near Melbourne as authorities hold the suspected assailant for a special court session. The incident led to a brief delay while security measures were reviewed and the ship resumed its duties.
A farmers meeting at the Barie Court or county area convened by President Woods on Saturday discussed electing delegates and reports on a new funds drive. The gathering highlighted fund contributions, concerns about the association’s finances, and plans for an upcoming interregional conference with calls for action by Sweeney and other attendees.
A man named Edward John McFaddan, 44, was injured in an altercation in Kallent Birest, King's Gross as police suspect another man. The assailant allegedly accused McFaddan of stealing a girl, inflicting facial wounds with a razor before fleeing. Authorities report McFaddan hospitalized with non fatal injuries.
Fragmentary OCR notes recap a disrupted Adelaide gathering with mentions of Senator Haly and Mingo Gude amid disjointed terms like Federal Enrvutive Cain and Simpos and barriers to whitening, reflecting a chaotic public discussion with unclear outcomes.
A fragment from the Sydney Evening News presents a eulogy by Mr EC Bart MLA, addressing a Parkes resident. The message reflects quiet restraint and modest sentiment, noting Best's public service and local regard.
Independent candidate events drew speakers at Forbes last Saturday night at Oxley’s Hotel, Menus. Pryor Ay Aad spoke for the Country Party candidate David Kelly and Y. W. Watson of Ferber. Mim Mortimer of Parkes spoke of Labour wortry on Beall of Mr We 3 Rewat, Me, A, and, why recently surprised constituents of Ankinirham by announcing Abel fe would contest the wrat ay 4 People’s Early candidate Urey intimated to the ce that he blended standing. After tiring he tract of mened deal of humor wa Drekling, he etrtaisted. Reed said he would not comtute while bit, candidature Mr ROW. Weaver, Minister for Mingy and Fureata, spoke in the Tamm Wall twat bight, un hehelf at Mr E. Ron, National candidate. He delivered an interesting wnt gtewiRlt holhepotnt Addrem.
An unclear report from Carnarvon Western Australia describes a national incident where union volunteers were captured and escorted toward Carnarvon. A scientific organization, with three CANE and two police volunteers, intercepted them and forced the release of the volunteers.
Acting Prime Minister Fenton stated in Melbourne that Sir Otto Netmay er’s fate was not costing the government a penny. He added that expenses for Sir Otto and his colleagues were borne by the Bank of England.
Reading fragmentary OCR references a group called old brigade and mentions Arthur Girisim, Ward mass, Pont Best, Hewes oaling NE, and several unclear names. The text hints at a forthcoming event or struggle, with scattered references to people, places, and possible dates, but lacks coherent narrative or verifiable facts.
London Monday reports Mir Sculin declines to comment on industrial cables and Anglo Australian talks with Acting Prime Minister Fenton. Sculin pressed about potential action by Mr Fo Uuin na in a new era of high games in London.
A garbled report notes a property at Gap Sydney with a man named W Parker Linther, a well known elty autles tor, leaving his home after an appointment. Police say Linther is believed to be nervous and unwell and may be seen in the area.
A. J. Gunn defeated L. A. in the Soldiers' Club Billiards Tourney held Friday. Gunn, with a 140 inning score, claimed victory amid uncertain play and hints of a forthcoming challenge prize. The event concluded as officials noted security and organizer plans for the next stage.
William Schubert was arrested yesterday at North Tumbulguim and charged with murdering Dorie May Behinbert in Manchfirmban Corea. He will be brought to New MMMdG in charge of detection Thon ena, who left Sydney for Murwllin after receiving information.
London dispatch reports Parker Moloney Australia minister for markets stating the Soviet wheat dumping is a flash in the pan and unlikely to continue. He says Australian stocks are not at risk and that the episode will likely fade quickly.
A pink dressed bride takes part in a Carroll Kue wedding. The ceremony occurs Thursday evening with friends and family present. Miss June Milanbeth Kure and Mrs greeninh Carroll are central figures, joined by Mr and Mrs Car Foul. The couple depart under pink carnations and a bridal party includes Salli Lana and Farber among others. The event is described with period newspaper tone and local social detail.
A garbled report describes a street accident on Wombat Street involving a Mr and Mrs Fred Bhort and a badly hurt child. The Utah hospital was contacted for treatment, with another youth reportedly injured. A third person named Jack Cron¢ was mentioned in connection with the event.
A report describes a forceful encounter at a rural farm in Nueth Tuinbyt where Constable Bary pursued Wim but Wim did not react. The incident appears unsettled with no clear resolution reported.
St Laurence claims a tennis victory amid unclear names and scattered OCR text. The brief notes a match against opponents with several garbled word fragments and dates. no clear scores or locations are discernible.
Fire on Sunday destroyed a home on Wellington Road near Parkman. Firefighters battled the blaze for hours and kept flames from spreading to adjacent structures while occupants escaped unharmed. Local authorities investigated the cause as crews cleared debris and assessed damages.
Fragmentary report describes a forced landing involving Captain Matthews and aviation personnel. The text mentions a crash or emergency near a coast, with references to military figures and a minister, and notes intentions about future operations and a potential meeting with Allied forces.
The text discusses cyanide poisoning, noting variability in death timing after administration and the influence of decomposition rate and exposure. It outlines a sequence of physiological effects from rapid vascular permeation to convulsions and respiratory failure, with references to experimental observations and potential factors affecting action duration and lethality.
Local council discussions reveal opposition to motor taxation plans. Alderman William 16 and other officials address concerns over fairness, with residents arguing taxes should be avoided and debates hint at potential political divisions ahead of upcoming votes in Cornella and county districts.
A fragmentary note describes Mr. W. G. Brooke meeting the president at the Bowling Club's annual gathering and mentions a road dispute and a wedding incident. Names Vague. Event details unclear due to damaged text.
A fragmented report recalls a boatman, rail station, and several figures including Hatley and Carr. The scene mentions a slow run around thirty ovals and a later safety concern. The text remains unclear on exact events or outcomes.
An Australian public health notice warns of yearly typhoid risk and urges preventive action. Authorities will run a vaccination outreach at the Forte Ty Mall, aiming to attract residents and boost immunity through a statewide program.
Meager readable text describes bread and Carter charged with embezzlement at Forbes Court. Details mention court proceedings, a remand, and bonds or sums in pounds, with names such as J. J. Molomey and Nielsen referenced in a fragmentary way. The snippet is unclear on firms, dates, or outcomes but notes a formal detention and a grant of a sum.
A Protest by F and S A duty on petrol and sacks challenges tariff proposals. The debate centers on sugar duties and imported goods with the Low ACK Tremuman’s stance and calls for protection of farmers. Officials warn of price impacts and harvest costs while arguing for or against new import duties.
Frederick William Hennbarg eighteen pleaded guilty to malicious damage and stealing wood from George Sandeyn. The case notes fences broken and stock found damaged, with Hennbarg fined five shillings for stealing wood and given a ten day sentence. Other youths faced related charges for theft and malicious damage with family histories cited.
A Trundle musical society promo notes success of a show termed The Married Bachelor. Despite garbled OCR, audiences were urged to attend further performances as entertainment calendars extend into 1914.
Mr Chas Orr departed on a pelot business trip to the city while Mrs Dorrie Flannery remains visiting Forbes residents for the holiday. Mrs Hodgson of Sydney visited her daughter Mrs Norman Hedgrove in Forbes. Mrs Sewell aided her mother Mrs Lawyon returning from Ballarat. Mrs M Moimie intends to visit Fares at Sydney with daughters. Dorothy Marshall arrived in Forbes and Mrs Grimahey to hear about Brentwood hospital. Mr Lloyd Hughes left Forbes for holidays with his parents. Engagement announced for Mrs Privita Melcellar’s daughter to Mr Jon Howe. Lance Jayne farewell at Plananey's Hotel. Jack Pullarton praised for work. A community gathering and speeches marked the departure for Prikes.
The Biromd Tuisie Theatre presents The Dear of Broadway a big comedy The Fighting Parnoa stars Mary Langdon Warner Buster Mary Nolan Antonio Moreno and others The Metura of Kierak Tolmer features Sunny Hee Van and Mickey Moves plus Runny Ride and It Not a Tanking Picture of You with Charlon Ferré AWondernut revealation in singing dancing and acting shows across Friday and Saturday nights
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