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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 08, 1936
Page
3
An old style ad fragment urges preserving eggs for poaching boiling or frying. It references OV0 and OVON ideas, mentions a grocery hire on Suluey and a store slogan about supplying all stationery needs at best prices with a hint of a newspaper advocate voice.
The Forbes district meeting saw directors push a 6 percent dividend to shareholders and a 1 shilling per litre bornea to suppliers. A public appeal urged shareholder involvement, with commentary on butter markets and coop finances, detailing attendance, votes, and committee discussions.
Meant to capture the social event details and names of individuals associated with a dairy cooperative meeting. Attendees were entertained in the Tow Hill supper room with a variety of treats. Trevor is noted as a former banker and involved in the cooperative.
The Wellington Times reports the Macquarie Valley inoperative ontrying Society, Lid shows it paid the highest wages to suppliers in the West. Wellington will be compelled to fall behind Forbes in this respect.
The text describes biliousness causing dizziness, bad taste, upset sleep, and bowel irregularities as bile blocks the natural channels. It warns of disease susceptibility and promotes Dr Morse's Indian Root Pills as the remedy to biliousness and blood cleansing.
The article notes Forbes suppliers were paid an average of 10.66 per lb for the year just ended, with a Friday meeting approving a 10.0 per lb bonus, raising the rate above Wellington. Wellington expresses envy and concern about other western factors meeting high monthly payments and bounces.
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