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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 22, 1947
Page
6
A garbled report outlines intent to create a public library system in the Porterang District. It mentions the City Library, local referees, and plans for a broader library network including community centers and reading rooms.
Fragmentary notice describes John Howse and Sir Neville Howse involved in Grange elections after Boer War era. It cites local declarations, residences at Grange, and references to their public duties and return to govern government roles. The piece mentions Nevill Howse and connections to Victoria Cromwad and Evelyn Sh Meter in a community election context.
Fragmentary notice shows a citrus auction from a northern district grower with ungraded mixed Navels priced 7 dollars per unit and cash terms to Mountain Dew Orchard in a northern region. references to delivery quantities and cataloged items are incomplete.
The Forbes branch of the NSW Teachers Federation held a special meeting where Miss Harley outlined current efficiency concerns in NSW. The discussion covered federation activities toward educational reform and proposed government actions aiming to improve teacher training, student welfare, and school facilities.
The Chamber of Commerce met Monday evening to hear Mr K Raeslir and Mr Fo rsner outline expansion of the telephone switchboard. They noted the need for added power and lines, and discussed stationing technicians and aligning civil facilities to support the upgrade.
The readable fragments discuss health myths and overall well being. Mentions cold remedies and cautions about neglect. Includes phrases about pride and care, with unclear references to peppermint or cures. No definite events or identifiable entities present.
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