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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 03, 1944
Page
4
The report describes a Junior Red Cross street stall event organized by the Junior Red Cross group. It notes community involvement and the presence of key volunteers supporting the stall and activities during the event.
A conference at 10 am led by Mr. Vou of Well will discuss adult education in farming and economic health. Speakers include Mr. Richarapon and MLA Mrs. J Cahill who will open the event at 10:90 am with notes on agricultural policy and disease prevention. a women’s fellows session features Mrs. D Shand and WASES members.
The report indicates that funds will increase considerably under the Omort plan, outlining expected sources and impacts. Officials emphasize steady growth and revised allocations to support key programs and services.
Delegates from Forbes Varkes and Kigowra attended Eugowra gathering amid transport delays. Reports focus on election of officers, parliamentary debate, the Settlement Promotion Tax Act, and praise for Mr Oring for his work on national democratic principles.
Residents including Mr M Calopedia and Mrs Evans were seen about town this week. Sgt Jack Kirby is back on leave, with Mir Actin Quubet visiting from Cowra, while Wheatley family members depart for Cowselbernest and Mr Glerson travels from Bathurst.
A fierce bush fire started near the foot of the hills but was rapidly contained by prompt action of local youths and Fire Inspector Mr ROA Deugle. The blaze, driven by a fresh wind, could have worsened but stayed within a small area due to quick intervention.
A Goolagong community rundown notes a dry spell with low water supplies and strong winds. The report highlights a successful ochre party and dance at the Lag Cabby, with a large crowd and volunteer music, plus details on plans for bush fire equipment and brigade arrangements.
A garbled report discusses imported wool and clothing production during wartime. It mentions price effects on wool in America, port and warehouse activity, and policy aims to direct materials for the war effort. It references English clothing concerns, coupons, and manufacturing capacity constraints. The item notes rail and shipping impacts on wool transport and hints at future coverage.
A long, stylized notice honors a Red Cross Leap Year Dance and the people who organized it. The piece names volunteers, donors, and performers, credits Hugh Miller and others, and recalls the event’s social impact. The article celebrates collaboration and thanks contributors for their support.
The death of Charlotte Elizabeth Southwell widow of the late Southwell occurred at her daughter Mrs G Archer’s home on February 21. Born March 6 1879 at Balto she lived a devout Methodist life. Survived by five daughters and several sons, she lived a long tranquil life devoted to church and family.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a Sunday service led by Matthews with Holy Communion. Text is garbled but indicates a church or worship setting and mentions Maris or Maris Otlg. Details incomplete and uncertain.
A Eugowra boy scout group enjoyed a weekend camp at Payten’s Bridge on the river. About 14 scouts joined the excursion with leaders, camping in two tents and cooking meals outdoors. The voyage marked the troop’s 18 month milestone with praise for camp craft and outdoor life.
Mr D J Bono optometrist and optician from Orange plans visits to Tugowra on Monday March 20 with Canowindra in the morning and Eugowra in the afternoon. He may be consulted at Neidh's Central Hotel in the afternoon and will also be in Canowindra that day morning only. Appointments can be arranged at the Eugowra News agency.
The MW Wat Agricultural Committee forwards to the WAC secretary a state department note on pig production and export potential. Britain remains the key future market, with England seeking steady supply and long term demand for pork to support farmers and industry in Europe.
The piece argues about advertising and its impact on business brands beyond borders. It cites remarks from Britain's Board of Trade president in Parliament about protecting trademarks and public awareness, urging vigilance against misused or erased marks to defend brand integrity.
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