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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 07, 1928
Page
4
A fragmentary account discusses sheep totals and government plans, with reference to funding, agricultural policy, and parliament. It notes anxieties over livestock numbers, national support, and the political balance influencing rural interests. The text mentions figures around 800,000 sheep and concerns about overstocking and agricultural funding.
A garbled excerpt discusses railway factors and improvements, drought impacts on farming, and a distant note on modern pace powder. It mentions Ameria le Ne ertendas and Pastoral mathematics, hinting at a broader debate on transportation and agricultural science with uncertain details.
The readable fragments sketch a chaotic OCR of a national political scene with references to government officials, parties, leaders, and possible dates. It mentions major figures, elections, and policy topics in a dense jumble, though specifics are unclear due to corruption and garbled wording.
A fragmented report discusses wool workers and graziers examining arbitration and wage issues. It notes negotiations, employer assertiveness, and calls for fair handling by authorities, with references to a Graziers' Conference and potential industry-wide arbitration reforms. The text hints at broader market implications and past practices shaping current tensions.
A historical notice advises stock owners to provide dry hard feed during droughts and winter. It discusses digester aids, mineral laxatives, and vitamin supplements to improve digestibility and bone and body building effects, with mentions of feeds like Vit lick D and Smer-ihergbe Tors.
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