Noxious Weeds Fines Led Forbes Court Proceedings
At Forbes Police Court Jamalong Shire Council brought several informations against landholders for failing to destroy noxious weeds. Victor Drabech pleaded guilty but case adjourned for a week. J Rawsthorne charged over infested property on which burrs were not controlled. fines and costs imposed. Arthur Levin Thomas fined for delaying to destroy burrs along Bedgerabong river. Other charges withdrawn or not served.
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Forbes
Jamalong Shire Connell
Conte
Victor Drabech
W. T .Cilchrist
WT. Gilchrist
Billy
P.M
Arthur Levin Thomas
Bath
Medirr
Marahit
Parkes motoring fatality claims two drivers
Parkes scene reports a car crash near Parkes on Saturday night left an elderly man dead at Parkes Hospital after a skull fracture. Arthur Anderson of Parkes died early Tuesday with no consciousness restored. Arthur Cooper, grandfather to a Grange resident, was injured in the same incident.
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Arthur Anderson
Parkes
Parken Hospital
Arthur Cooper
Summer Street
Grange
My Trip to Germany unedited impressions and analysis
The writer portrays Germany under Hitler as efficient and orderly, praising mobilization, labor camps, and industrial feats while noting censorship, propaganda, and a lack of foreign trade. He describes youth parades, uniforms, and a disciplined society, with mixed views on freedoms and economic controls, ending with observations on production, research, and perceived stability.
Sheep Sale At Forbes Describes Market Upward Tendency
Edward Weaver and Coy Forbeat and the Farther and Grace Co-op report about 800 sheep yarded and 34 650 store sheep, totaling around 3 500 penned as Uneir special males at Forbes on Tuesday. Prices rose for prime sheep with sicker lambs at 6d to 9d per lb and hoggets 3d to 4d. Store sheep yarded 3 650, mostly merino weaners, with bids failing to meet reserve and being withdrawn from sale.
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Edward Weaver and Coy
Forbeat
Gracere
Sydney
Suctioneers
Wey
Forbes
W. Olbson
J. B. Reymond
W. Beatt
John Sharp
al One Mk
Ut Ma
Fragmentary wartime notes on taxes and food donations
Residences and taxes noted with meal provisions for the poor. First course tax free, second course taxed. collectors receive monthly food. Hitler decree shifts fuel tax to new cars, old cars taxed. Dog tax, hotel licenses, and imports mentioned. Craters of extinct volcanoes examined for sulfur content. Public relief workers and a bus anecdote hint at wartime conditions.
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Mulphur
Venice
Wool buying and speculative influence on prices rise
Wool buying in CME wear years speculation has been a great factor in influencing prices upwards. Demand in consuming countries has risen, with limited supply in London auctions. Italy and Australia show strong buying, while Japan and Yorkshire gain share, signaling firming values next season.
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Cme
Weiehcombe
Carson
Lid
France
Belgium
Australia
Commonwealth of Italy
Great Britain
United Kingdom
Italy
Australis
Yorkshire
Japan
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