Two Day School For Soldier Settlers At Jemalong Cadow
A two day farm practice school organized by the Department of Lands and Agriculture was held at Jemalong for 26 returned servicemen allotted blocks on Jemalong and Cadow subdivisions. Attendees included John L. Girven an agronomist and H A W Woodward district agronomist Parkes who spoke and demonstrated with dairy and piggery officers assisting. Settlers praised the program and the department plans similar sessions in other areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Lands and Agriculture
Jemalong
Cadow
John L. Gireen
Department of Agriculture
H. A. W. Woodward
Parkes
Uhe Dietrich
Goldier Settiera
Bitten by Snake in Swimming Hole Narrawong Man
Colin Balmer of Narrawong was admitted to hospital at the weekend suffering from a leg wound after a snake struck him in a swimming hole. He experienced pain and bleeding before being helped by a passerby and taken to hospital by ambulance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colin Balmer
Narrawong
Wuffering Fron
Eruabe
Seid
Veteran journalist Mr F J MacManus retires after long career
Mr F J MacManus on leave prior to retirement began as a journalist at Western Star Boma Queensland at age 15 under proprietor Alfred Ribinags. He founded Cowra Guardian and edited Castlereagh Cilgandra for 29 years before selling to Harold 118. He edited Orange Leader and Bastl unrest papers, contributed to land scandal coverage, and remains active aged over year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. MacManus
Dubbo Dispatch
Western Star
Boma
Queensland
Alfred Ribinags
Mir Mir Munus
Cowra
Lachlan
Bathuret
James Rutherford
Cobo & Co
Orange Leader
Castlereagh
Cilgandra
Harold 118
Bastlunrest
Masrmins
MM Us
Graziers Seek Water Supply Reforms at Annual Conference
The Graziers Association discusses hot weather losses to cattle and sheep. Resolutions urge to oppose free auction selling, tax relief via distributing profits, lifting hides and tallow controls, exploring lamb and beef markets, and reintroducing powder cards manufacture. N McPhillamy re-elected delegate. substitute chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bray
Clements
North America
Mir. Hint
McPiafilamy
Lowe
Lea Porbes
W. H.R Suit
Jower Weapeak
Wellington Shire Council Elects New Leaders
Dr W L Johateen was elected President of the Provisional Shire Council and Mr WoC Pruden W appointed Shire Clerk. Dr Johanson, former Macquarie Shire President and Cobborn Shire Clerk, brings a proven record as councillors and ratepayers pledge harmony and progress in the new combined authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johanson
Macquarie
Cobborn
Pruden
Councils Defy New Electricity Commission Plan
Local councils pledge to oppose a centralised Electricity Commission seen as duplicating power without adding services or funds. They demand keeping local control and financing their own generation and distribution, led by Ald. Storey and the Local Concern Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Am Electricity Commission
Brora
Abd
Re, Storey
Loral Rorent Association
Conia le Onnecesry Tt
GTGO
Counels
Saltice
Lal
Neteek
Diesel fitters sought for Lake Ballyrogan repairs
The Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission invites certified diesel engine tradesmen to Lake Ballyrogan for heavy marsh moving equipment repairs. Wages include camping allowance under the Award. accommodation provided. Apply to the Secretary or to the Accident Engineer with postal details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission
Lake Ballyrogan
Box 2708
CPO
Sydney
Lake Ballyregan
Wall House
Loftus Street
BoSd
J. O'Brien
Ballot for Committee Election Reported in Friday Society
A Friday night ballot count lists numerous candidates for a society committee. The long list includes Willig Sherritt Thomas Frederica Wood Nell McPhillamy Wallace Myron Bruce Griffith Keith Macias Walter Robertson James Hammond Richard Black Roy Down Myray Allen Perry Williams Ernest Thoman Charles Constable J Morrison Roy Burton Ralph Tormey Gregory Sweeney Allan Pay Sunley Clark Rose Shannan Fadya Thoman Cul John Pavideam Collie Shutty and others. The exact tally and order are not clear in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stan Gale
Forbes P
Jojo
Lea
Aly
Willig Sherritt
Thomas Sire F
Frederica W. Wood
Doh W Teve
Nell M. McPhillamy
Wallace A Myron
Bruce MH
Griffith
Keith A. Macias
Walter F. Robertson
Thurmas
Angus Ho Clarke
Henry JW
James Hammond
Richard O
Keith W. Black
Roy Down
Hut
McKeller
John EB. Grime
the Radbury
Migh
V. Sweeney
Way
Myray Allen & Perry
Willams AL Thy
Ernest Ho Thoman
Charles
Janes
Constable
Jamin J Morrison
Roy
John 1
Burton
Ralph Pteny
Tormey
Gregory Sweeney
Jeeely
Charley Noakes
Allan
Pay
Sunley Clark
Mark Brodee
Borel
T. Mare Muffet
Hawiiene
Thin Yun Monk & Oo
Collett
Rose Woieir Cinden
Shannan
Postmen and Telegraph Boys Banned from Footpaths
A Grange report notes postmen and telegraph boys are the only pedestrians allowed to ride bicycles on footpaths with strict limits. Constable Emmerton warns riders breach the law, facing a £5 penalty. The rule only lets private lines cross the pavement path during certain operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange
Tergeirt
Grange Lrom
Ponte
Emmerton
Emeneric
Jierson
Fe Janeway
Step
Man Injured at Caroobale Meatworks
Stockwell of Woodward Street Parkes, an employee at the Caroobalie meatworks, was injured in the back at work last Wednesday. Forbes ambulance aided part way to Parkes, then Parkes ambulance to a doctor before he was sent home to rest. Wheat deliveries to Dublin Halfway Totaled 162000 bushels this season with an opening November 17 and closing January 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockwell
Woodward Street
Parkes
Caroobalie Meatworks
Tula
Forbes
We Parkes
Dee~tor
Dublin
Car thefts blamed on carelessness across Forbes
Detective Sam Dunn of Forbes Police warns car thefts rise due to owner carelessness and poor policy reading. The report cites incidents in Forbes and notes drivers should supply driver name, address, license, and witness details. also urges reporting injuries and salvaging steps after incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Dunn
Forbes Police
Sydney
Whitten
Pally
Fear Not Unemployment in Australia Says Advocate Letter
KEITH McKENZIE from Weatmount Muidger asserts the Pact Plan will fund country development over five to seven years. He claims the plan creates 250 million through shires and councils for housing roads bridges hospitals water and electricity, with no repayments by local bodies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utr
Flouth
Galty
Mengles-Padden
Witout
Foundition
Mengles-Fadden
Communist Party
South
Mr. South
Labor
Cabor Party
Keith McKenzie
Man Hurt After Door Slams On Finger
A man sustained an Injury when a door slammed on the third finger of his right hand. He was taken to Forbes District Hospital and discharged home after treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forbes District Hospital
Startling proposal affects access to King George Vo Memorial Park
Ald Hartcher at a National Fitness Committee meeting floated not closing main roads to expand King George Vo Memorial Park and Harping Plat for grounds use. The plan would keep North Condobolin Pad and South Condobolin Road open, with traffic shifts via Buttye Grenfell Renfree Parrand and Rey Street routes. The idea, near Bundaburra Crossing, is expected to spark considerable discussion, with fuller details in Pridmy’s Advobe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ald Hartcher
National Fitness Committee
Ore
King George Vo Memorial Park
Harping
Bedgerabong
Willow Avent
Lachlan Street
Bates’ Bridge
Condobolia
Buttye
Grenfell
Renfree
Parrand Streets
Bundaburra
Rey Street
Laotian Street
Bowling Green
Willow Avenue
Bundaburrs Crossing
Forbes Town Clerk Praised After Election Event
A chaotic OCR fragment notes praise for Forbes town clerk J J Chirk and others after an election meeting chaired by the Mayoress. Mentions include Wetherell and Barriers Day, with unclear references to local officials and past service. The text is garbled and partially unreadable.
Forbes and its rise from gold to meat and tobacco
The article chronicles Forbes growth from a gold discovery era to a diversified economy. It highlights population growth, meatworks output, saleyards activity, wheat production, orchard acreage, and a tobacco factory. It credits civic leadership while noting local criticisms of Mr Dempsey in driving development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Howe
Wea
Forbes
Rasp
Broken Hill
Fortes
Wyangall
Portes
Ayer
Drmpeey
Bathurst sprinter wins Moorefield Flying Handicap in close finish
The Bathurst horse Carceraes ridden by S Taylor defeated a strong field at Moorefield on Saturday in the Flying Handicap, with Tartan Girl second and Tivoli Star third. The Bathurst trainer also fielded The Cad ridden by W Molloy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bathurst
Carcerr
Forbes
Moorefield
S. Taylor Carceres
Gordon
Horton
W. Molloy
Bali
Monumental Work Ordered for Forbes by Entimetes
A historical notice from Forbes lists Entimetes as responsible for all monumental work on Bathurst Street. The terse fragment indicates a local project assignment and contractor involvement.
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Jemalong Gathering
Veteran Man Press
Dubbo
Aladdin
Pon Farms
Imaddin
John Meagher & Co, Pro. Ltd
Conden Phi
Claa
Betigen
Graziers’ Assn
Fierbey
Nsw
N. McPhillamy
Macintoh
Gragiers’ Association
Macin
Eli
Wellington Shire Council
Advosate” Office
Elwyn Smith
Ashburnham
GPO
Tne Weeldent
Hi Proberty
Dunn
Moetoriste
Don
Poller
Pears
Pridmy
Mir
Markiteur Alliel Adeset
Bernperg
Forges
Advernier
Mirman Clarke
Poel Lanner
Mat Leewabiatete
Forbert
Cette
Ileal Bok
Hive Bank
Daedric Valley
Ely
Dempsey
Clarrie Brown
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