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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Oct 27, 1936
Page
3
Mayor H K Ford of Forbes appeals for sustained public backing of National Food Safety Week campaign. He urges extending safety efforts to fifty two weeks a year, urging motorists to help make roads safer and communities a better place for all.
Water supply will lack an extra pumping plant for Forbes this summer. Engineer W J Cox warns demand may overwhelm the system during peak January and February. Tendered plant deemed wrong type. department lacks alternate solution and hopes for timely delivery and setup.
Record shows near 24 000 sheep sold at Fortes Municipal Yards in September. Despite garbled OCR the item notes sales figures and activity across country centers with attention to market volumes and pricing dynamics.
Fragmented OCR describes a proposed plant connection to rising Marta, water supply impact concerns, and partial notes on equipment, engineers, and scheduling. It mentions ventilation, testing, and potential employment with references to parties, locations, and a hotel context, but many portions are garbled.
Practical notes on early turkey chick care outlining feeding after 36 to 46 hours, gradual transition to coarse grains or chicken mix for two days, water and green forage needs, and the importance of vitamin and shell grit from hatch to market. It also covers common issues like disthade crop, water access, and record-keeping for healthy growth.
A concise ad notes availability of spares and an Australian made Module H and Super Seven. It urges visiting leading hardware stores for hotter and cheaper options, touting sold and recommended status nationwide.
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