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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 08, 1946
Page
7
The article notes a surge in cross-bred sheep numbers during war years driven by rationing and wool demand. It cites estimated yields, discusses postwar impacts on wool, and mentions broader effects on budgets, imports, and farming practices. References to Australia and England appear as comparative contexts.
A garbled discussion centers on Adbocte disputes, annex plans, and the need for technical education facilities. Stakeholders mention securing floorspace, private handovers, advisory councils, and district permissions. The text references a survey of educational needs and potential impacts on local schools and parents.
Classified notice states need for rag stock for the Advocate printing operation. Requests clean rags from small local suppliers. minimum lots implied at 34 units per batch, with emphasis on affordable supplies from nearby shops.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions government and sale actions with references to payments, rates, and authorities. It alludes to a capital project or installation, possible authorities, and a forthcoming or past sale. Names, dates, and places are unreadable or garbled. The readable core implies official financial matters tied to a public works or land sale.
The text records a disjointed report referencing appeals about parcels in Britain, arguments among women, and a meeting planned for inclusion in a tube of Pascal contributions. It mentions a conference in Sydney, a March report, and references to a Baby Meal Centre in Lisesters, with scattered names and unclear outcomes.
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