Heat Exceeds The Century Mark In December
December brought extreme warmth with temperatures hitting 100 degrees for the first time this season and rising further to 101 degrees the next day. Residents sought relief at the Olimpio pool as heat continued to dominate daily life and forecasters hinted at more hot spells ahead.
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Olimpio Pool
Forbey Wan
Jemalong Shire Missed Out on Commonwealth Road Grant
A Jemalong Shire Council letter reveals delays and confusion over funds under the Commonwealth Aid Roads Act. The Minster Cahill cites prior allocations while the council seeks a developmental road grant it appears entitled to receive. Other Central West councils face similar constraints.
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Forbes
Commonwealth
Dull
Main Roads Board of Nsw
Dring
Jemalong Bhire Council
Trinaport
Jemalong Shire
Cie Department of Main Roads
Daponil
Bre Council
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Howse Questions Wheat Board on bulkheads and bags
Mr John Howse raises concerns over bulkhead sites and bag quality for wheat distribution. He notes delays, space issues, and conditional deliveries as the Wheat Board plans further allocations and local station deliveries in January amid regional shortages and logistics challenges.
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Parkes
C. Orr
Wilwa
Trundle Road
W. H. Pavey
Eden Croye
Tullamore
W. Norrie
Nelungaloo
Cudal
M Garlick
Trunk Line Complaints Hit Busy Port City Merchants
A long quarrel over trunk line telephone service exposes delays in Port Cities. Officials blame supply shortages and prioritization, while private firms face similar strains. Public frustration grows as calls to the PMG yield vague responses and minimal action.
Chifley Plans Monday Radio Broadcast On Dollar Shortage
Prime Minister Chifley announced an Australian nation wide radio address to explain the world dollar shortage and its impact on Australia. He will speak Monday January 26 at 9:14 pm over the national network to present the full significance of the position.
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Chifey
Australes
Chifley
Girl suffers severe eye injury in Parkes Play Centre trip
Valerie Malley aged about and accompanying children from Forbes Play Centre were traveling by bus to Parkes when a collision caused a serious eye injury. An ambulance transported her to Orange Base Hospital for treatment. a specialist operated after initial assessment.
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Malley
Bil Airee
Forbes
Witt
Forbes Play Centre
Parkes
Hee
Australia Day Carnival Promises Fun and Charity
A local carnival to celebrate Australia Day will feature Cueramin Forbes stresta performing on melodica and a happy mood. The Cow Band will entertain while a procession, fancy dress, dancing, and hot dogs draw crowds for charity. Weather looks mild and the event aims to lift community spirits.
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Cueramin Forbes Stresta
Australis
Accident injures woman crossing bridge in Wangajong
Mrs C Chinlett suffered a badly gashed eye after being upended from her bicycle while crossing the iron ridge. A child crossing the bridge caused the incident by entering from the front. The district ambulance carried her to the capital hospital for stitches.
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Wangajong
Imiy
Pork
Fragmented report on public service strikes and transit
The piece discusses fuel board actions, shipper and transit issues, and union responses. It mentions railway service disruption, truck routes, and public use concerns, noting political reactions and alleged failures to restore service and maintain transit.
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Toinaport Companie
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Forbes Progressive Farmer Candidate Plans Abroad Trip
A letter from Richard Callow recounts Forbes farmer Wallace Meurea’s trip abroad on a mission tied to the Rural Bank contest. It details early farming, wheat transport from Lachoo to Sydney, and the struggle of moving grain over bush tracks to market, ending with well wishes for the delegation’s voyage.
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Progressive Farmer
Rural Bank
Richard Callow
Forbes
Jules Girot
Jim Collita
Mr. Mearcvs
di Teleaarhomeod
Sydney
Sytor
Umea
Australia ends second class mail deliveries on weekends
The Postmaster General's Department announced that second class mail deliveries will cease on Saturdays nationwide for a trial period. Letters will continue as usual while newspapers, catalogs, and packets are included in the curtailed service.
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Australia
Forbes Australia Day Postal Services Notice
Forbes Postmaster announces Australia Day observance on February 19 at 9 to 10 am. Office open for business excluding money orders and petrol ration tickets. Mail to be delivered only via private boxes. All duties for departures close at 7 pm.
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Forbes
My E Chivont
Arvinge
Devpetan
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