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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 09, 1938
Page
3
The Forbes district’s sheep section drew strong interest as pastoral life shifted from wool to grain. A notable display featured merino sheep, with judges praising exhibits and champions, amid a broader revival of sheep industry tied to lucerne and export potential along the Lachlan River.
The article outlines a government effort to stabilise wheat prices through a Calare member’s input. It notes debates over production targets and the impact on growers, with references to policy instruments and future price expectations. The report emphasizes concerns about market stability and potential yields.
Four defendants appeared including Mr C. Palaice who pleaded guilty at Police Court on Tuesday 19 fall. The court fined 2 shillings plus costs. The case involved renewal of a vehicle certificate and a request to return the number plate after a white purchase agreement, which the defendant failed to comply with.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a study on extrusion of a material labeled sugam cake row. Mentions road camuctan and ore research results, with unclear terms and potential misreads.
A garbled OCR fragment outlines a wage claim and related financial distributions. It references terms like balance, advance, and plan figures, naming individuals and places in a disjointed way that obscures concrete actions, dates, or outcomes. The passage lacks coherent events or verifiable entities.
Unclear OCR text notes storage options at a depot near Auntie Uniort in Saint Pedro OMeeravene. Mentions fuel and contact via phone Tay se ENE. Possible forwarding agent context with Stirling Cammune and ALAN.
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