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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 07, 1933
Page
10
Fragmentary OCR reads like a dairy workers guide with recipes and steps for whitewash binding and lime mixtures. It mentions tallow, lump lime, water, and a heavy binder process, including strain through a sieve and portions per bushel, but essential details and structure are broken and unclear.
A fragmentary report describes a meeting of the Forbes CWA branch and notes preparations for the Blue and Gold ball to be held July 2. It mentions hall expenses, a church or social event, and health concerns among attendees with scattered names and dates.
The Worrion group finishes recording results after elimination by purchasing 7 Advocate Ten Obteinable at this office. Available with and without duplicate shoots.
The readable text discusses water levels and timing of actions with unclear terms. It appears to describe adding water to a mature setup and covering a sand area. The passage shows confusion and garbled phrases about a white wind and related hazards.
Fragmented text describes economic strain and tax issues across governments. Mentions reductions, debt, and public discontent. Quotes individuals and references a conference, a grant, and a call for reform amid crisis. Mentions health remedy at end as unrelated note.
A visiting optician from London will be at Porbos on Wednesday July 2 to 6 pm. Appointments can be made at Keapton's Pharmacy. The event includes a consulting room at Vax Danberg Hotel.
The wool market shows a strong upward swing with merino and other wools rising sharply since February. Producers report a 90 percent price gain and outlooks point to continued firm demand in Australia and international markets, despite weaker yarn and fabric demand.
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