Those who bake the people's bread are charged with a trust
A historical quotation emphasizes bakers' duty to provide wholesome pure bread. It frames bakers as guardians of public welfare and quality in food safety.
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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 23, 1927
Page
5
A historical quotation emphasizes bakers' duty to provide wholesome pure bread. It frames bakers as guardians of public welfare and quality in food safety.
Readable text outlines Australasian trotting visitors in Perth and Auckland with hospitality plans. It notes a Goulburn carnival in Devonport area over New Year holidays with £1200 total stakes, selections for Cup events, and entries including Auckland rivals.
The narrative recalls a 1863 winter marked by rain and open country with dirt tracks and sparse farms. A Lachlan in 1862 clashes unfold as a bushranging party blocks a road, police arrive, gunfire erupts, and robbers seize a cart before escaping into the bush.
An expert coach leads a gang through treacherous terrain toward the Weddin Mountains. The roberts divide spoils as uncertainty rises about the exact escape route and final destination. Gardiner orders isolation for each robber with their share as conjecture remains strong.
A garbled OCR fragment references San Francisco and Americans with unclear context. The text includes scattered phrases about individuals and reactions, but lacks coherent events, names, dates, or identifiable actions to form a clear news item.
A Sunday dig finds a square object imprint and old timber under a sandy hollow as residents suspect Yanks hid Frank Gardiner’s gold from a famed ox cart robbery. Uncertainty remains whether the gold was truly buried or moved.
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