Subdivision Road Sale Recommendation by City Council
The council discusses land on Und erwood Street involving Mr Press and Ald Brenner in a road closure and sale to Mr Tirnner. The plan shows seven blocks with 46 frontage and 61 feet rear land to be sold. valuation listed around 40 dollars per front foot. The road closing and purchase terms to be pursued under contract for each purchaser, with council adoption by Alderman Samy.
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Mr Press
Ald Brenner
Cornell
Driberverey
Agerib
Tirenner
A Famous English Cattle Breed Spotlight
Britain to work tales praise a famous English cattle breed famed for beef quality. Mereford cattle are highlighted for their export trade and excellence. A Mereford bull won two first prizes in one show, underscoring the breed’s standing.
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Britain
Forbes Council Considers Reappointment of Bathurst Officials
At a Forbes Municipal Council meeting last week, Mayor Gunn and Alderman Morse discussed reappointing editors of Meamrs Alan L. Morse Co. Morse expressed pride in Forbes and praised the council books. Bathurst Mayor Morse sought permission for Bathurst Deputy Town Clerk Dempsey to visit Forbes to study its office system for potential adoption.
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Meamrs
Alan L. Morse
Scoountamia
Bathurst
Forbes
Lhe
Ald
Gunn
Morse
Counels
Ted
Dempsey
Forbes Municipal
Eunch
A. T Brown
Chieg Cas
N.S.W
Couner
Obituary: James McKeowen Thulle Star of Proag Passes
James McKeowen Thulle Star of Proag district dies at 70 after heart trouble peacefully at Parkes District Hospital. He settled at Wilga Park, renowned for dances and band music, leaving a widow, six children, and siblings as survivors. His passing mourned by many in Leeton and Parkes communities.
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Proag
James McHeawr
Bogan
Parkes Lily Trict Hospital
MokKeowen
Grace
Mra Pleoer
Rushcutters
Bay
Meille
Boxan Gale McKeowan
Porbes
Victoria
Uniform Tax System Debate Reaches Liberal Terms
The article indicates a shift toward a more liberal agreement on a uniform tax system. The Commonwealth shows an accommodating stance and has effectively dropped opposition, now pressing for the best possible terms.
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Commonwealth
Ee E
Powibie
Moon Contact Report Sparks Army Lab Guesswork
Radar contact with the Moon described by the Tawer Department as an experiment by army corps scientists. The report notes first contact on January 1 and hints at ongoing applications and potential messaging, though details are unclear.
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Tawer Department
Army Algas Corps
Forbes town opens new filtration plant amid debate
At a Forbes Municipal Council meeting Aldermania questioned delays and rumors about a town filtration plant. Mayor Gunn defended the project noting filtered softened water and future growth, while critics claimed the scheme would harm gardens and spread disease. officials called accusations childish.
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Gunn
Hilo
Forbes
Wedding Bells Finn McMahon United in Grace at Wheat Church
Ruth Elias daughter of Dan McMahon wed John Baum… son of Mr and Mrs J. Finn at Wheat Church of England. The bride wore a white organdie gown with lace trims and a tulle veil, carrying white carnations and roses. Attendant Miss Ellen Truttive wore pink crepe, with a pink veil. Best man was Roy Finn. Reception followed at the family home with guests from the locality.
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Wheat John's
Church of England
Ruth Elias
Dan McMahon
Perches
John Baumupl
Mra J. &. Finn
Bogun Gate Road
Perc
Ble
Mrn
Reg Vlannery
Min Thal Ellen Truttive
Mir Roy Finn
Poe
Finn
Sun
Malvern Star Manager Vic Kelly Joins Forbes Bruce Small Firm
Vic Kelly, newly appointed manager at Bruce Small Pty Ltd, Porbea branch, transfers from Malvern Star and previously served with the ALLE. He joined Bruce Small after a varied career including a discharge in November 168 and later roles helping the Camb. gie branch.
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Vic. Kelly
Bruce Small Pty. Ltd
Porbea
Hawot
Camb.gie
ALLE
Kelly
Bruce Pty. Ltd
Wes
Gasworks Payments Linked to Redent in Sun Era
Fragmented OCR notes mention persons Mrs A Beleh, Mrs CG T Cook, and Miss Loigh in a discussion about paying for gasworks. The text is garbled, with references to Hamilton and Forbes and unclear dates or actions. No clear outcome or event is established.
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A. Beleh
Hamton
Stankey
CG T Cook
Forbes
Cook
Loigh Bi
Council Hears Gasworks Repair Plan And Funding
A report from Mr A T Brown outlines proposed gasworks repairs at Forbes including servicing mains meters and upgrading scrubbers. He backs council borrowing and a tariff review, plus possible use of electricity funds and wartime rehabilitation funds to finance the plan.
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Mary Bo
Brown
Ems
Ater
Rem
Calwell
T¢ Lo
Cornell
Goa
Ti l Sgn
Forderive Beneft
Aled
Martin Am Bewlis
Bromwich Wins Australian Tennis Title in Adelaide
John Bromwich defeated Dinny Polls in a four set finale to win the Australasian singles championship in Adelaide after a match lasting over two hours.
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Adelaide
John Bromwich
Dinny Polls
Yeaterday
Soldier Settlers Debate New Land Scheme Provisions
In the Legislative Assembly temp member Mr Dickson criticizes safeguards for soldier settlers seeking perpetual leases and grants clarification on eligibility after discharge. He questions delays in access to fresh certificates while arguing the land settlement program remains a strong incentive, urging quicker implementation and broader access to capital-backed purchases.
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Dickson OP
Temoray
Mr. Dickeon
Mir
Theksom
Dickson
Wonder Plastic Dis covered at Barrow shipsyard
London reports a new plastic material developed by Imperial Chemical Industries and Vicker Armstrong. The substance, resembling candle wax, is non porous, unbreakable, non inflammable and heat resistant. It floats on water, is waterproof and can be sawn like wood, promising wide industrial use.
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Barrow
England
Imperial Chemical Industries
Vicker Armatrong
Fragmentary notes on a film plant and reservoir plan
The unreadable text hints at a film plant operation and a reservoir project. Paddison and Bia Sayers are mentioned with uncertain roles. Critics reference the reservoir but details about the plant and habitat implications remain unclear.
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Paddison
Bia Sayers
Minister to Chilnamed in early government reshuffle
Minoan, newly named first Asatrallan Minister to Chit, had chosen by the Acting Winter for Feternal i Tatra to assume duties. The appointment follows an official announcement outlining the transfer of duties and responsibilities within the cabinet.
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Minoan
Bomber Command to Be Established at Parkes
Parkes town clerk Mr A E Fox reports a telegram from Major Lamgalow to the Air Board secretary shows the Board intends establishing a permanent Bomber Command unit at Parkes. The note notes potential 1000 personnel and hints at airport plans tied to broader defence policy decisions in Tokyo and London discussions.
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AE Fox
Parkes
Lamgalow
Air Board
AAP
Bomber Command
UNG
London
Teader Awnstrake Defence Policey
Tctasky
Air Force Staiin
Successful card party at Mrs Baden's Barton Street
A Tara party at the home of Mrs Baden in Barton Street, a Weldon Park Tennis Club member, raised funds for the club. The Saturday night event was a very pleasant social affair with a supper, enhancing the hostess's popular reputation.
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Baden
Barton Street
Weldon Park
Montbes
Bila
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