Local News Highlights From Forbes and District
The Forbes News column notes the Park Hill Exprews grows to twenty pages as a bright exchange. Police Magistrate Oslear may leave Forbes for Albury soon, with Dove likely relieving him. Edward VII’s birthday is marked by a public holiday on November 18. A new sheep shearing journal-tube invention by A E Fecha of Parkes is praised for gentler, less worn, faster sh earing. A Liquor Bill clause bars youths under 18 from pubs with penalties for publicans. A curious two-headed snake report from Maclean surfaces, while the Pupil Teachers’ Training College Sydney Football Club records a 12-1-0 year with 296-28 score totals. Letters to the editor welcome with authors’ names, and discussions on wire netting imports for settlers.
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Grenfell Vuoetts
Poak Hill Exprew
Oon P.M
Oslear
Albury
Forbes
Dove
Taconx Tax Annals
Kixwo
Edward VII
Susandro Macmava
A. E. Fecha
Parkes Post Oa
Molong
Richardson
Obello
Obley
Eorrex
Sydney
Twonkapen Brakk
Maclean
Sydney Museum
Footsatz
Rxcorp
Tas Ieesee wore sustained fag ag in Aggeen wari
Tas Ieesee reported sustained damage figures totaling 73 400 with breakdowns of 48 380 10 970 and 15 300 across Aggeen wari, indicating overall impairment and financial impact in the area.
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Tas Ieesee
How They Do It Judge Retires After Three Years
A Bypnsy report says a judge who served only three years on the bench retired and has drawn over £20,000 in pensions. The piece claims hundreds of similar cases show taxpayers being squeezed by political leaders who have sent the nation down the wrong path in recent years.
Land settlement push expands in Anzasin Molong district
The Anzasin Molong district weekly land settlement program reports 209,317 acres offered this month with 264,000 acres applied for. Of those, 145,000 acres were secured by 215 new settlers. The minister denies claims of 200 plus applicants for eight blocks at Dubbo and says government steps will reveal land availability in the Dubbo district.
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Anzasin Molong
Sayls
Landa
Toon
Dubbo
Stope
Rabbi tion jam offered as dead rabbit poison in town
A local chemist O Stephens advertises a tin of Rabbi tion jam for 2s 6d that kills rabbits instantly without mixing. Trapper Mr Richardson of Aledown praises the product after using half a tin to kill around two hundred rabbits in one night, claiming no traps are needed.
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F. Stephens
Richardson
Aledown
O. Stephens
Chemiet
Forbes Prospects for Stock and Rabbits Report
Inspector Dowling surveys the north west district reporting rabbits scarce but breeding rapidly due to drought. Landholders neglected gains from drought relief. Sheep in progress with healthy stock, especially lambs, though frosts hit early births and heavy rain could worsen early-season quality.
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Forbes
Mr. Dowling
Mystery Solved In Yeoval Case Of Arrow
A Yeoval farmer vanished from Chapman's Flat in 1904 and was later found by Johnston while rabbiting on Yallundry run. Lyman bones near Bandy Creek seven miles from Yeoval confirmed his identity after Constable Constantine collected the remains. Arrow, once at Callan Park Asylum, left with property found with the body, ending the mystery. Bonnington’s Irish Mows touted for throat and lung ailments, endorsed by public speakers and alogers.
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Arrow
Chapman's
Yeoval
Johnston
Yallundry Run
Lyman Bones
Bandy Creek
Constantine
Callan Park Asylum
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