County Council Debates Parkes Move on Electricity
The county council discussed objections to Parkes proposing electricity supply. Council members argued about cheaper electricity and demanded a broader presentation beyond two objections. A deputation from Parkes Peak Hill and Goobang is set for Thursday January 39 to discuss electricity for their shire.
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Choebon
Parkes
Pealty
Gogbang
Cr. G. Marshalagi
le Pur
Marshal
Albeeraptr
Peak Hill
Goobang
Tourmiay
Coohany
Pores
Peak Hull
W. F. Swann
W. Olbbone
Shire
Cowra Band and Bandmaster Tackle Forbes Report
The Cowra Band and Bandmaster respond to Forbes coverage amid confusion about funding and reception. They reference defence needs for bandsmen and discuss the financial outlook for 1947-48 and overall hospitality costs in Fortes.
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Furphy
Knight Dandmister
Lin Aegandt
Mnight
Hue Bang
Australia
Railway Office and Goodshed Burgled
Thieves forced entry to the railway office and goodshed using a key, ransacking drawers and scattering items. Police, led by Inspector Sterelt, investigate the break in while the Ambulance Carnival band faced a disruption as instruments were damaged by insects during cleanup.
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Sterelt
Obufliven
Petrol tax diversion sparks motorist anger and calls for reform
Officials warn petrol tax diversions amid tightened restrictions hit motorists and road funding. NAMA secretary says revenue figures mislead and demands wholesale change to policies, noting high rates burdening moderate income vehicle owners and delaying essential road works.
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Bhot
Johnaon
Generel
NAMA
Staten For Pool Works
Federal Secretariat
He Australes
Automobile
Fonda
Forbes Ladies Farewell Mrs Simpson In Forbes
Members of the Forbes branch of the Younger Set and Mrs A Simpson hosted a late afternoon tea at the CWA rooms to bid farewell before her Sydney departure. Speakers praised her Red Cross and CWA work. she thanked friends and vowed to visit Forbes residents in hospital in Sydney. The gathering featured decorations, a choir song, and the National Anthem.
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Forse
W.A. Younger
A. Simpson
CWA
Sydney
H Beddle
Mesdaines B. Walker
Baker
Turner
Sirgen
Hed Crom Af
Perena
Mira
Simyp
Evatie
Stnjwoh
iMre
Sirripeauin
Ti Owa
Murs
Amor
Mr. A. Wheeler
Reapond
Hove
Liek
Porbe
Britain must balance budget to satisfy American terms
The piece argues the United States Treasury demands Britain align its budget and tax policy with American value, warning Britain cannot win with London’s policy while under American pressure. It claims Dominions can sustain production and the Empire should stand on its own feet despite Wall Street pressure.
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United States
Treasury Bug
Armerton
Britain
Fai Mle
America
Wall Street
Ut Voller
Lee Ile Wen Potenti
Numan Pestle
Bombs May Herald Exodus From City Garb
A fragmentary editorial argues atomic war could push people from cities to rural areas. It suggests decentralisation, long-range government plans, and expansion of rural industry as solutions while noting rural residents fear city newcomers.
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Ely
G Bovine
Pew Couner Peeeers
Esther Field former Forbes resident dies after long illness
Mrs Esther Field aged 87 a former Forbes district resident died at District Hospital after six years of illness. She was widow of the late Devi Field with maiden name Carter. Survived by several children and grandchildren. one son served in World War I. Funeral at 2 40 pm to the Catholic section of the Royal Cemetery.
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Forbes District
Mire
Esther Field
Jerriderie
iIneas
Pera
Devi Field
Carter
Mir
Duck
Dave
Piel
Enfield
Metona
C. H. Dinm
Jerilderics
Forbes
Deable
Pooreau
Royal Cemetery
Jones Hott Cinge
Nhmequlies
Man Collapses In Cafe Dies In Mysterious Night Incident
Perwrasiiient man Me duck Smith collapsed and died at a cafe on a Sunday night after a walk with his wife. A post mortem was held later that night as authorities investigate causes. He leaves a widow and one son, plus his mother and sister. The deceased was the son of the late Sharken Smith, noted for training the famous racehorse Lady Rice.
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Duck Smith
Mir
Ruth
Tod Kons Cafe
Kelleher
South
Slater
H. Acret
Forbes
Sharken
Smith
Munner
Silos Near Capacity Amid Wheat Delivery Delays
Mr. Tom Kelly says storage is near full as trucks lag, risking a full silo by week’s end. Wheat on hand stands TIM bushels with more arriving this month, elevating concern over supply flow and storage limits.
Staff Farewell To Mr Henderson at Valedictory function
Local manager of WD and HO Willy Mr R Henderson was farewelled at a valedictory function in Raleigh Park. Officials and staff praised his leadership during difficult times and his work on Portes, with several speakers emphasizing his cooperation with the council and team.
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FR Henderson
WD & HO Willy
Anne Pantern
Worship
Ald P. Conridges
Mr Henderson
Universal Reject
Bern
Henderson
Portes
Ariel Lyvacter
Munlelel
Tenikerson
Eiforia
Contidge
Raleigh Park
George Smith
Trentinese
Hemderon
Betolf
Beryt O'Sullivan
Police
Mia Tin Custies
Mo Buckley
J. Hiaddy
Ray Arbour
Sporting
Saunders
Miya
O Amith
P. Aine
Lithgow Set for July Country Series Football Fixture
Local reports say Lithgow will host the July Country series match as part of two Country City fixtures this season. A league meeting next week will confirm details after the NSW League gathering.
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Lithgow
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