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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 19, 1932
Page
8
The week saw a drop in food relief applications amid new procedures designed to prevent imposition. Many eligible applicants have yet to apply, while some were struck off the list. A warning stated that new applications must be filed in prescribed form or be rejected.
Jaman Smith and another Bogan Gate man were fined £3 at Forbes Court last Tuesday for using indecent language in Templar on Sunday July 31. John Gardiner failed to appear, his case heard ex parte, and he was fined the same amount. The incident involved footballers and a crowd of residents including children nearby.
Sydney sport column surveys Rosehill prospects with Jacko and Valimond contending for Derby hopes. Contenders include Wincocka Chatham Germid Legislator and others as rail and turf racing shapes spring campaigns.
Fragmentary lines suggest a recurring note about Tuesdays and Fridays at 6 45 p m. The speaker mentions hearing a cue like Geven and references Sharp, but the text is incomplete and lacks clear event details or entities to identify.
Tom Ellis hosts Turf Tales in a 293 metre format at 645 p.m. on Tuesdays and Fridays, offering racing updates and commentary for local fans.
A garbled OCR style market note mentions various vendors and items but contains many misspellings and broken phrases. It references sales on a Monday and Thursday at unspecified locations with partial names such as Fite, Cuthhe, and Bemerally, along with numeric hints like 800 and 26/5. The overall meaning is unclear.
fragmented entry details a cattle and sheep sale with buyers from Sylmney Burkes and local butchers. notes high priced items, several pens of sheep, yearlings and lambs, with prices and conditions mentioned amidst unclear OCR. includes entries on dairy cattle suitability and competition constraints.
A reader argues governments should print small value bank notes to create liquid assets worth about 400 000 for fodder preservation instead of melting down obsolete clothes, boots, and medical supplies. The letter suggests such steps would reduce wartime costs and preserve resources for the real fighting, noting current indicators and costs.
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