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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 22, 1947
Page
12
An unreadable OCR fragment references political terms and unnamed entities. The text mentions power, patches, special items, and areas but provides no clear events, dates, or identifiable persons or organizations.
Clarrie Brown of Bathurst Street Forbes is carrying out monumental work on his own. Estimates are given for all classes of work and a phone contact is listed.
The article surveys the frequency of toxaemic jaundice within a population and outlines practical prevention measures. It highlights risk factors, clinical features, and recommended public health actions to reduce incidence.
Victorian Dept of Agriculture warns on sheep toxemias linked to clover pastures. Recommendations include pasture rotation to favor grasses, avoiding clover-rich areas when toxemial jaundice is suspected, controlled use of salt licks with molybdenum, and maintaining high nutrition. A mobile molybdenum solution method and cautious monitoring advised.
The Convent ball at Loy Cubio drew visitors from surrounding towns with the PiccadillyGreen restaurant in prime form. The event featured a poultry supper led by W Haydon and others, a horse show raffle, and a charity sale of sheep donated by Peg Walsh. Proceeds support Mercy care. A race club meeting was set for September 27 with high local interest.
Alteration of mail routes announced by Mr John Howse after consultation with District Postal Inspector G B Cull. The plan affects Boongarry Forbes and Manildra areas serving properties of Eric Green, Edwarda Harvey and Giblin. Approval granted with effect from August.
A terse notice declares that all personas will be prosecuted and cancels prior permissions. The message frames it as a manager level directive with an emphatic warning.
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