Carcoar District Hospital meets to review activity
The Carcoar District Hospital held its meeting on August 15 with chair A W May and officers present. Matron V Boleyn-Smedley reported 113 patient average and four major plus two minor operations. The secretary noted repairs and a wood-supply contract, with progress payments and a push to complete the work promptly.
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Carcoar District Hospital
Messrs
A.W. May
A. H. Denton
N.S Done
Reaeuvey
FB. Daly
J.B. Walker
N. J. Woodward
R. Puller
M. J. Molloy
L. Cargill
B. Tivermore
Boley
McGrath
Newspaper struggles during wartime paper shortages
A fragment reflects how wartime paper shortages forced editors to switch to colored paper temporarily and later secure white stock again. It notes wartime printing difficulties in Australia and laments ongoing paper shortages that could affect local papers.
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Ula
Tablelands Water Scheme Agreement Reaches Council
The Lyndhurst Shire Council considers an interview in Sydney and a signed agreement with government support for the Central Tablelands water scheme. Total costs cited range from 13 000 to 18 000 pounds with advances already paid, and final adoption depends on conditions and completion of negotiations with consulting engineers.
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Central Tablelands
Lyndhurst Shire
Sydney
Wesponall
Jaret Shire
Courcillor
Lyndhurst
Asus
Carcoar News Warm Homecoming And Local Updates
Carcoar residents note farewells and welcomes at the railway station as convent boarders depart for a Sydney holiday. Local citizens including Frank Flood and others return from service, with a welcome planned on the 22nd. Families from Wallerawang to Orange share visits, holidays, and work changes. a juvenile ball supports Cardyr Convent funds. Ted Dunhill, elder son of the Dunhills, is reported missing with connections to Singapore and possible prisoner status.
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E.G. Dunhill
W. A. Dunhill
Raonderon
Mandurama
Ted
Singapore
Lyndhurst News Notes and Social Updates
Mrs. H Hill spent weeks in the City with her ill sister Mrs. J Simons and has now returned home. Mr. and Mrs. B Weaver left Lyndhurst for holidays in the City. Mr. P Melrose holidaying in Lyndhurst has returned with Mrs. Melrose and family, who moved to Lyndhurst months ago. Mrs. A Cobb has returned home from hospital. Mrs. F Neal received a letter from her son Mack at North Bantam Pacific battle station. he is well. The prisoners of war held in the Memorial Hall last Friday evening drew a large crowd, with over 70 couples dancing to the Piccadilly orchestra. Mrs. D. Davies catered. The turkey competition run by Mrs. Hofman was won by Mrs. Beer. Reg Steir and Kath are currently suffering from influenza.
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H. Hill
J Simons
Hill
8. Weaver
P. Melrose
Inndhurst
A. Cobb
F. Neal
Mack
North Bantam Pacific Bettie Station
D. Davies
Turkey
Hofrman
Mra. Beer
T. Se
Reg Steir
Kath
Lithgor Pledges Maternity Ward Expansion to Hospitals
At the final Lithgor meeting of the official ALP a pledge was made to send a letter to the Health Minister committing to establish maternity wards at all country hospitals. The move signals a push for broader obstetric services across regional facilities.
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Lithgor
Firebreak debate winds through WauGoola Shire Council
Officials in WauGoola Shire council pushed a compulsory firebreak plan to protect wheatlands from incendiary bombs. Dr Dickson pressed for unanimous adoption amid labor shortages and opposition to heavy compulsion. A conference of farming bodies was discussed. details to be set at a later meeting.
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Waugoola Shire
Canowindra
Cowra
Moroni
Buirowa
Darby
Rowards
Distriet
O'Neil
England
Richardson
Metherney
Dickwon
Brien Sidhe
Goodacre
Cr. C
Ck. Dickson
Fragmented OCR Note From Unknown Source
Fragmented text fragment shows garbled words, dates, and numbers with unclear context. No clear event, person, or organization is identifiable to summarize a coherent news item or provide a valid headline.
Farmer rally calls for stabilized price floor for primary products
The article argues for a guaranteed minimum price for all primary products to curb ruinous price swings. It notes growing party support for stabilisation as a long term policy and emphasizes returning farmers to a reasonable reward, with advocates urging action by lawmakers and associations.
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Anwocrats
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Patricia
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Grit Pi
Val Pillinger
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A. Stammers
J. Court
Jack Livermore
J. D. Hargans
Curcoar Hospital
Mr. J. Ellery
Burnt Yards
Lyndhurst News
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Dr. Dickson
Great Britain
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Dickson
Waugnola Shire
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Cr. F.C. Rowlands
PW. Richardson
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