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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 15, 1945
Page
4
A fragmented notice reports a Red Cross appeal at Forbes raising £1,000 with donors and event notes. The clipped text references Mrs and various local names, a POW fund, and fundraising efforts amid unclear details.
In a subdued ceremony memory of a foundation member named Honored was celebrated by the CWA. Attendees included family and longtime colleagues who spoke of dedication and service. The event reflected on contributions to the group’s mission and the member’s lasting impact on the organization and community.
A fragmented Wheat growers meeting is described with garbled text but indicates tension over market conditions and production issues. References to individuals and local figures suggest a district gathering with debate on future farming strategies and economic concerns.
A fragmentary obituary column lists residents and guests connected to Grenfell Street and surrounding areas. It notes deaths during the week before year’s end, including references to relatives, hospitals, and local addresses, with scattered mentions of visitors and mourners. The text preserves names in a memorial context, though many details are garbled.
A fragmentary note describes face powder and looms, with panels and a panal setup, mentioning Tas. The incomplete text references pen and wardrobe elements and a dated unit count, implying a catalog or display snippet from a local shop or textile exhibit.
A free art exhibition opens Wednesday at Forbes Town Hall with seating and tea for spectators. The event coincides with the Forbes Tennis Club and features a program including trams fares, Grenfell and RAAT references, and a Monday parish hall dance and Saturday dance offer.
A garbled notice mentions a Portas Gisacre wool position meeting to be held in the Town Hall chambers at 443 pm on Saturday June 2. It names Joe Maring as woolen official and includes references to Cap de Viana and Ambon, with unclear Wool Pouling details and secretary names Walter, A. & Clarke.
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