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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 18, 1938
Page
6
Town council hearing discussed allowing outside work by Parkes and Forbes town employees. After lengthy debate the mee ting approved a token approach to permit one external task while restricting broader projects amid transportation and safety considerations.
An old notice describes the Bewley Wheat Co. proceedings with Walker et al detailing vessel and cement? content. It mentions wheat standards, milling tests, and proposed valuation for vended wheat and disposition terms. The document cites rates, quality criteria, and the process for submitting vows and futures.
A fire destroyed Mr. C. Smith’s home on Farrand Street. Witnesses described explosive and lamp-related causation details, with coroner hearings noting statements by Arthur Sam and Norman Buckley among others. The scene, timeline, and follow-up actions at the Buckley residence and nearby properties were documented in testimony and affidavits.
An unclear OCR passage lists numerous garbled names and terms across places and people, mentioning a coroner, a verdict, a hospital and various dates. The fragmentary text includes references to a trial or incident but lacks coherent context or identifiable outcomes.
Readable fragments show individuals and places tangled in a brief local item. Names and locations are unclear, but the piece hints at a public action or notice with limited context and no discernible event details.
Fragmented OCR text mentions 1048 Chey tet suedes and various mechanical terms. It appears to discuss master components, instruments, and refinements of equipment, with references to speed, pressure, and tuning. The readable portions imply technical descriptions rather than a coherent event.
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