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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 29, 1937
Page
4
Fragmented OCR text discusses Japanese lines and Australian freight costs, with references to Australia shoppers and a protest trend. It mentions ongoing trade concerns between Japan and Australia and notes general industry talk without clear events or dates.
An incident involving trespass on a reserve road by a party tied to Marlin or Torseen is heard at the local court. The case covers sheep removal from the reserve, ownership claims, and penalties, with testimony about property boundaries, agent authority, and disputed movements of livestock.
An old advertisement-like fragment notes various worms tyranny over the body and urges treatment with Comstock's "Dead Shot" Worm Pellets. It mentions stomach and thread worms as common targets and hints at symptoms like appetite loss, headaches, and general weakness, in garbled text.
The announcement reports higher wages for shearers after a wage declaration by the Arbitration Council. In New South Wales Eastern states, rates rise by about 10 per cent with daily and weekly sums adjusted. Wool preps and other related tasks see boosts, while payments per bale and per week improve for various job roles under the Australian Workers Union framework.
An advertisement lists Ghenviable chemini ned tora ot dirsce with W H Com spas kale DY Lane Lane Sidner NSW. The price is 2/16m with free pow.
A cryptic town walk note mentions buying an article at Josal store while referencing a royal president and dubious merit claims. The fragment suggests a local, informal update without clear events or dates. Further readable details are unavailable.
Fragmented account discusses arbitration authority, worker rights, and union tactics in Australia. Mentions past awards, naval, military, and industrial contexts, with references to workers, employers, and governance. Notes the role of arbitration courts and the shifting balance of power in labor relations.
A garbled report outlines a legal action over the sale of oak property linked to a Weelong estate. Details reference a Thompson sale, creditors, and court proceedings, with scattered names and figures indicating a dispute over ownership and payment terms.
A report details the Orange Police Department trial of pill boxes outside the met otis area to streamline service. The project, led by Mary aluyin and supported by Council, aims to increase alertness and coverage, with five boxes installed and functioning outside the station.
The readable fragments mention meetings, people, places, and events with unclear names. It references topics like education, suppression, and a gala, but the text is heavily garbled with no cohesive narrative or clear outcomes.
From our exchanges a series of notes recounts church inductitions and local society events. Mentions Archidexoon Nowa and figures like Bert Willum and George Poland in relation to ceremonies and rugby reserves. References to Trinity College and Melbourne Dunnyord notes conclude with a murky profile of community figures.
A fashion feature notes gowns and outfits with luster black and white trims. It highlights stars AAV, Mur Doms, and Una Weary in Brookline styling, detailing gowns with white trim on black fabrics and period notes on accessories. The piece mentions designers, patrons, and a London–Australia fashion thread, with references to publishers Sack Gunn Taylor and The Portes News.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Mrs Gladys Modan, wife at Mitty Hodges, and references a Parken TeGeNthy location with unclear events. The text is incomplete and no clear action or outcome is identifiable.
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