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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jan 11, 1946
Page
3
A long report details the Belvedere harvest including yields near 120 000 bushels with further quantities to curb. It notes weather impacts from 16 inch rainfall and wind, mentions local officials including Mr J Collins and others, and discusses policy and relief measures affecting the region.
A year in Bedgerabong recounts roads weather and community life. The Agricultural Bureau and school notices highlight events, cricket, football and ambulance efforts with local figures like Mr Jansley and Mr Swan praised for support and plans for future improvements.
An unclear draft outlines electricity expansion and faster access but faces questions over cost and governance. Officials debate who funds the project and how it will be implemented nationwide.
A notice warns that entry is prohibited on the property known as The Manor after reports of restricted access. The post indicates a clarified permission requirement and cites enforcement implications for violators.
Items of the week cover a Sydney journey on Monday to resolve prudent treatment and a Monday afternoon event with Mr Jadooim Latteitt. The report mentions Mictormick returning to Partial tm Monday after Man Mire McCormick and notes Mr. Mra. J. Tomamiolun and Mr. Pat Hillier attending. A voyage for Porthos to Sydney is noted with Mrs Hillier absent due to Strak. Nolan leads the railways task, with Mrs Joyce O Dwyer taking a Forbes assignment on Tuesday morning. A dance at KOCTLE PARTY features a substantial audience and fundraising for the Prevky Church Building Fund. Hindley Oink at Teel 200 pornos wend pereet and avenues with Sonia Cep involving prize winners Mire J. Fagie and Lee Mutle in a women’s prize event.
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