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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 07, 1941
Page
6
A fragmented 1933 import data excerpt notes wool supply and usage in the United States and abroad. It references quantities for blankets and garments, mentions per-yard costs, and highlights limited Australian and American wool movements, with a focus on trade in textiles and fiber imports during the period.
The document discusses long range agricultural strategy focusing on wheat and barley, stressing farm income, price support, cultivation methods, pest control, and fertilizer use. It notes tension between production goals, food supply, and industry costs amid wartime and postwar pressures.
A fragmented tenancy notice records a dispute or transfer matter involving a mother and a party identified as Purhan Sok, with unclear details. The readable portion signals a civil housing related issue needing clarification and possible court consideration.
The readable parts discuss industry during wartime, authorities, and production notes. Specific names and places are garbled, but reference to war, wartime controls, and production trends appear, with uncertain terms and broken phrases throughout.
Mr Hartigan warns during a North Western tour that erosion threatens soils. The commissioner stresses soil conservation and outlines steps to prevent further damage during the visit to local farms and counties.
The readable text mentions observing thoroughly and following procedures to avoid trade, provide sufficient information for the year, and conserve ice by stopping certain activities. It references periods of no sea activity and an order related to conservation measures. The fragment implies a directive to manage resources and maintain records.
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