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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 26, 1930
Page
1
The readable portions mention various individuals and places in a disjointed history context. Key names such as Murphy appear, with scattered references to locations and potential political or social events. The overall text is highly fragmented and lacks a coherent single event to summarize.
A labor campaign figure plans to speak at a meeting in Templar Bowel to show support for Lana's Axbburaban campaign. Another labor gathering is scheduled with Tonren and Taunkers to be held at Morton High School with local teacher Mr. Wateou and others in Foxtin.
Local report details labor policy at Wyangala Dam pressuring a 40 hour work week. References to government action, wage conditions, and the involvement of officials such as Mr Thornbury. Mentions delayed payments and ongoing foundation work as workers confront pay and hours issues.
A numerous, garbled OCR record notes a man from Riley Newnan Ltt and Sydney buyers pleading guilty in the Orange Police Court to charges related to opossum skins. The proceedings mention a Mr TA Wniteley and a series of unclear names and places. details remain obscured by the text.
A garbled report discusses Alderman A. Wheatley of Goulburn amid wool shortages and market concerns. It mentions losses, South Water, funders, and possible conservative measures, referencing figures around 18,000,000 and future actions by Wheatley and brother at Me Wheatley.
Report notes cracking along a fault at right angles in the river bed during foundation work. Observers anticipate no serious trouble. excavation continues as the fault’s eyivation is still being proven.
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