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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 09, 1943
Page
3
A garbled discussion on business connections and advertising rises as a political concern. The text cites remarks from a Board of Trade precedent and a House of Commons debate on March 3, touching on trade, local issues, and potential global implications.
District stock prices and listings show buyers at Balayat and nearby towns on Monday. Traders include T J Laitiow Burcher with 10 x bred suckers to 82 pounds average 80 8, 17 wethers and ewes to a BA figure. Lenane Hiribares Sextred Mambo Tony Abb D Lehane Bribburee list 38 bred lambs to 91 10 with average 27 H J R Miller Lake Cowal offers 4 x bred lambs and hoggets to 28 1 average 26
Cpl T W Davey reports from a Northern Territory posting that soldiers mostly adapt to climate and work, with fewer leave opportunities and city diversions. Boots face blue mould and leather wears, while dry season heat and rains shape daily life and morale.
A large Quandialla gathering bids farewell to Constable Wilson and his family after 13 years of service. Mr N Conn praises his work and grants, with speakers from the district sharing best wishes for their new posting at Goff’s Harbour. A cold, eventful night includes songs, dancing, and a floral presentation to Mrs Wilson.
The Gunning Gap Agricultural Bureau met at Avondale on Friday evening with eighteen members and associates. Retiring president Nell Boott presided. J Dwyer read the annual report noting a small credit balance and member interest. New members Norman Murray Hardy Routemi John Sutton joined. officers prepared proposals on irrigation, school education, and rural works.
A postwar unresolved debate outlines a demand programme proposed by the Autre Council of Trade Unions. It criticizes officials and Labor to draft a joint report with the Department of Post-War Reconstruction, urging immediate improvements to the trade union movement and stricter controls on law, industry awards, and strikes.
The page records a Sunday morning total of 20 points and notes impending showers with a leading wind forecast. It includes personal items about Dorothy Constable holidaying in Sydney, Mrs Swarmnon visiting, Miss Nancye Hodpen visiting, and updates on Mr and Mrs Brown and Mrs May Brown with family movements and health notes.
A garbled OCR text notes Mr and Mrs and couples returning from the city and camp. Mentions Mr Mogae, Mr Grimm, Derv Nolan, Mimi Wik, Minn Biarie, and the newlyweds Jock William. Indicates cold days and a few days leave and a prospective fortnight holiday.
Visiting optician Mr DB and J Boil 71.0, referenced as Tomndice, will attend as noted in the excerpt. Specific date, location, and purpose are not provided in the readable text.
Fragmented OCR text appears to discuss a Ford bomber schedule with garbled names and phrases. No clear persons or events are readable. cannot confirm dates or places.
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