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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 31, 1945
Page
8
A fragmented old notice lists horses and prices including Early Boy at 20 guineas and Stallion Glimmering. Mentions locations Riverslea Goola and waterio, with references to breeders and stud terms.
A damaged OCR fragment shows scattered golf notes with player names and events. It mentions Berea and other clubs, early results, and mentions a Monday, Tuesday, and a tourney near a golf course with unclear details.
The notice outlines unemployment payment procedures and eligibility. It mentions the Department of Labor and internal steps for workers under certain ages and family status, and stresses strict archival rules. It notes not to depend on external aid and refers to payment timing and eligibility windows.
Wool market details cover pricing, quality categories, and consignments. Notable entries include Martian farm lots and state stock movements, with producer names and grade notes interwoven in the fragmentary report. Reliable figures are limited by OCR gaps. the piece signals ongoing trade activity and price dispersion across several districts.
Fragmentary OCR reports a sharp decline in wool exports and textile demand with fall in wool and yarn prices. Industry notes reduced production, plant shutdowns, and wage pressures as workers adapt amid broader economic downturn and shifting trade patterns.
Fragmentary text describes a vast pipeline project across multiple regions, mentioning places like New York and the India Burma border. It notes construction scales, pumping stations, and technical details while referencing various stakeholders and historical context.
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