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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 27, 1951
Page
10
Floods devastate crops with river bursts blocking roads and risking feed. Grazers hustle to reseed as hundreds of acres may be lost. sheep herded to high ground and stock kept on non flooded areas. Weather remains unsettled with cold snaps and light snow possible.
Teabel Field youngest daughter of C Field Bedgerabong to Owen John Dowling eldest son of Mire Dowling Sterling Dubbo at St Lawrence s Forbes officiated by Father Lancaster. Bride wore white tulle gown with full skirt and shirted bodice. Reception for about forty guests. Honeymoon in Orange and Sydney before settling in Temora.
Mr. John Howse MUP for Cal are has been informed by the Postmaster General that arrangements have been made for the introduction of small service between Forbea and Grawlis Park on August 1, 1961.
Formal board proceedings show rapid disposal of ordinary matters at a hospital board on Tuesday. The AGM is set for August 30 and staff leave requests are approved for matron to attend a September conference. repair and supply items are reviewed and actions delegated to the secretary and hospital commissioner for timely progress.
The article explains a nascent belt conveyor system nicknamed the rubber railroad, seen as a rival by rail and truck interests. It outlines a planned Ohio Lorain to Youngstown line, potential coal and ore savings, unions’ clash, and the uncertain future of conveyors for bulk freight versus limited feasibility and future uses.
Jemalong Shire Council heard clerk Mir. FM Copeland report on fund balances and audited half year figures for December 1960. Accounts paid subject to confirmation. rates and charges collected. high level notes praised Copeland and staff for neat work and up-to-date systems. Monumental work mentioned for Clarrie Brown.
Edward Weaver & Co reports about 220 head yarded at the Fort nightly cattle market held Tuesday the 24th. Quality ranged fair to good with several pens of prime bullocks steers and heifers. Buyers from Parkes Orange Dubbo Meatworks and local butchers attended. Prime heavy and medium cattle quoted firmer by up to 20s per head. various prices listed for prime bullocks steers heifers and cows per 100lb and per head.
The fragment references consultative guidance on the Advocate regarding Frinting W Require ments. It implies a procedural note about spelling or printing standards and related requirements within the Advocate publication.
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