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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 03, 1942
Page
6
The Grenfell papers The Record and The Gazette dissolve as wartime rules force a combined publication. Oliver and Agar own publicity duties, with The Record absorbing operations while The Observer group seeks continued output.
Odd, garbled health advisory urges kidney action to prevent backache and toxin buildup. Mentions nerves, energy loss, swelling, and aches, suggesting dietary changes and potions to cleanse the body and improve waste removal.
Government report outlines producer gas as an alternative fuel to reduce petrol allowances for ordinary drivers. It favors independent supply to safeguard against future shortages and keeps rubber tires fueled as a priority, urging enforcement where needed.
Reports show Forbes sale yarded about 2000 sheep and lambs with strong trade. Prices listed include prime lambs to 34/4, wethers to 90/10, ewes around 60, and carried wethers four years old to 193, with crossbred lambs to 14/0 and ewes to 12/1. Next sale planned at Forbes on Tuesday July 44.
Reports indicate nations push to expand teak production and processing for use in construction and furnishings. The drive centers on tapping new forests and improving cultivation to meet rising demand while balancing environmental concerns and trade considerations.
A nostalgic reminiscence on traditional sheep shearing, detailing the methods and tools used, the rough work in the field, and the social atmosphere of the camp. It recalls Jacky Howe and the rough, rhythmic routine of vendors, tar, and wool, highlighting the skill and dangers of the trade.
Forbes and Cadet Cup holders prepare for a next Sunday match at Parkes amid transport problems. A Shawcroft, honorary coach, plans his Portes return appearance with the squad listed as Garlick Gunn McGivewor O'Neil Miele Cattita soupkes Ridhe and Gteolum, with travel arranged by road to the venue.
Government vows stern action against profiteers under price control. Officials pledge to compel traders to sell at set prices or surrender output to the government. Australia has filed numerous charges against price manipulators since the war outbreak and will seek heavier penalties. The weapon of declaration will curb trader activity and enforce price fixing, with swift, severe enforcement to protect consumers and the nation’s name.
A Beaufort bomber ran aground near the riverbank after engine trouble. A swift rescue by crews and hundreds of men pulled the aircraft to shore as the tide turned, saving the plane and its crew with a tense riverside effort.
A government backed advisory urges cautious tyre storage to preserve rubber. It warns against extended outdoor parking, recommends covering tyres, reducing air pressure, and moving wheels on blocks to even wear while avoiding heat dust and friction. Regular inspection and careful handling are urged to prevent tire deterioration.
A halting OCR reads that Kelvex Grove JC presents a donation to a Red Cross headquarters. The text is garbled but implies a ceremonial gift linked to wartime or crisis relief, with references to guardians of the grove and local beneficiaries.
Executive report details a superintendent in charge of a Par Wert effort returning from illness and serving a week in March. It notes a Baby Clinic joining Opera and visits by Sister White, Menindes, Pooncarie, Wentworth, Ruston, Baltazai, and a new clinic opening. Military authorities take over Par Wert Mote for a training school. Financial notes show a £6000 and £190 figures. transportation and local aid mentioned.
The Division of Plant Industry of the Department of Agriculture advises sowing vegetables on July 18. It outlines recommended crops and districts for inland and coastal areas, noting exceptions for tablebands and coastal tiles in precautionary planting guidance.
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