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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jan 18, 1946
Page
3
Fragmented OCR text describes a marvellous Molong tale about a record wheat load. Mentions Thea and The Firm. References a railway context with Forbes station and manager. Scattered details hint at an 1813 or earlier historical framing.
A lengthy report details proposed water schemes along the Lachlan, including premier visits, committee letters, and investigations from 1940s assessments. It covers conservation aims, irrigation needs, Bore Creek near Cudal, and ongoing geological surveys with expected completions by early 1944.
An old Forbes cattle market report notes good attendance and steady trade with several lots of cattle offered. Prices were generally lower due to heavy supply, with about 300 head cataloged and notable activity around steers and heifers.
Fragmented OCR text references a debate about labor, democracy, and supposed revolutionary deception. It mentions a secretary, a league, and warnings about manipulation by a labor group and agitators. The passage is garbled but centers on tension between reform efforts and covert influence campaigns.
A fragmented report notes drilling operations continuing for eight months at a cranky rock site. Details touch on anticlinal structure, bore depths, and expected progress as engineers announce preliminary delays. Mr Kenny comments on investigation readiness and safety, while plans for eventual down-hill progression and major project funding are discussed by Dunn, the Minister for Construction.
Distorted text fragments include names and phrases such as van s amey tet ete ietog ne eam went aro and mentions of milieux salad and Steward Fetes reine with unclear context and no coherent event or facts to anchor a full news item.
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