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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Oct 22, 1946
Page
1
The article describes the objectionable practice of overstocking udders in newly displayed cattle. It notes discomfort to cows, potential udder injury, and risk of contagious mastitis if infection is present, warning against keeping udders distended for long periods.
A letter to the editor from Kevin of St Lawrence OC defends the club against Advocate claims. He says the club kept players together for regular games to involve all members and disputes the assertion that Jack Thomas or other members violated eligibility. The letter urges publication of the club’s position to prevent splits and preserve cricket opportunities for members.
A disputed report in the Advocate cites Ald Brenner attacking Rev A E White over juvenile gambling. The writer urges local ratepayers to act, invoking historical quotes about defending free speech and the press amid partisan claims the city must preserve that right.
John Howse, newly elected Liberal member for Calare, toured Forbes and other towns as he seeks to meet all public sectors before Parliament opens in November. He plans to remain based in Orange to base his activities and will visit Parkes, Molong, Mantindra, Eugowra, Cowra, Canowindra, and Carag this week.
Frederick Egan faced a charge of goods in his possession believed to be stolen. The court adjourned the case to Thursday for the police to present the case and for the defendant to comment.
The Price Commission's visit drew over 16 people to Forbes Municipal Council Chambers last Thursday. Mr W Darch spoke on price control mechanics and how to charge goods, highlighting display price lists. Ex servicemen benefited, having faced wartime restrictions. Mr P Conridge praised the thorough briefing, representing the Forbes Chamber of Commerce.
A previous Amateur Hour success is recalled with a £10 prize and plans for another contest on December 6 at the Portes Olympie. Proceeds will benefit Forbes Welfare Fund. The event features local boaters and a program including likely entries and entertainment.
A statewide railway stoppage in Victoria affects all passenger and freight services. The strike began at midnight and continues beyond 94 hours, with the Victorian Treeport Board lifting restrictions to aid emergency services. Premier O’Neill says disputes must be settled by the board despite workers’ claims. Australiawide, suburban and country trains halted in Adelaide and beyond due to the railway unions’ 12 hour stoppage.
Clouds of dust swept over Forbes yesterday with most drifting north of town. Housewives noted the dust then a thundergerm followed, causing a flash and yielding 33 points of min.
The Plant Industry Division outlines procedures for seed wheat sales involving farmers and the Australian Wheat Board. Farmers with seed wheat must apply for a permit, via the vendor, to sell seed, with forms issued by the Board and completed by the buyer. The permit governs sale terms, while price is set by market between buyer and seller, not fixed by the Board.
Care tips urge daily use of Cicelas hand lotion to keep skin smooth all year. Promote Caron Liquid cream as a regular choice for hand care and moisturizing.
Fragmentary text mentions public service and moral expectations with incomplete names and dates, making full meaning unclear.
A brief note highlights daily routines treated as key rituals, emphasizing consistency and discipline in personal practice. The text suggests small, routine actions carry significant meaning and shape long term outcomes.
A swimming club convened at the Olympia Post venue with officials led by Mr. ER Woods and Mr. T Wall. A new management committee was formed to handle club affairs, including members such as A Ruge and Tilden among others, with the first meeting scheduled at the pool next Friday to address point score competitions and wartime suspensions.
A letter from Gregra Wheatgrowers Union and a council note indicate a poll on Saturday closing is planned after nie months. Deputised by the NSW Parliamentary Caucus to attend the Pedera Conference, MPs report on gathering support to urge the McKell Government to introduce a five day week in New South Wales. The public and shopkeepers show strong support for Saturday closing.
Government moves to stop sale of immature tomatoes at Burney market. Growers face penalties up to £58 and seizure of stock for violations. Regulations demand firm, undamaged fruit and color change from green to red, with size variation limited. Authorities urge cooperation to avoid harsher action.
A notice from J. E Godden manager warns that any person found hunting on Lye Wood and Moora Moora Estate will be prosecuted without exception.
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