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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 29, 1951
Page
3
A fragmented report discusses a proposed wool levy in Queensland aimed at stabilizing prices. It analyzes coordinated open market buying by organizations, potential effects on growers, and doubts about mounting surplus, with emphasis on cooperative ownership and fair pricing for wool producers.
A May 1908 Times item lists prices for general commodities sold byUbepee merchants including meat, fruit, and groceries. Entries note specific items such as tallow, pineapples, honey, and cans with prices per unit, alongside notes of business moves and changes in premises on Cadian Street.
The Works Committee recommended road improvements including grading, gravel removal, and a concrete edge, with a culvert and sewage drainage to be set by the engineer. It urged securing essential sites, routing work with cement, and incorporating streets into county plans while noting health and traffic considerations.
Fragmentary manuscript notes describe tobacco cultivation as a growing industry in Australia. The text mentions figures like years and names that are garbled, with unclear references to people and places, giving a hazy glimpse of economic emphasis on tobacco farming.
In a disjointed meeting scene, officials blame staffing shortages on hospital and clinic administration. Mr Culler argues for immediate nurse recruitment, while others cite funding limits and a waiting list of candidates. The discussion touches on patient care, room arrangements, and capital needs to improve staffing.
A fragmented notice describes multiple building approvals. It names owners such as W Murford J Pace low and J Maret Adaltir, plus builders Hi oF DBigat and GN Bola weick. It notes plots on Lota Sang 4 section Brcdge treet and Bale Street Val, with final plans approved on 21/3 103.
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