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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 30, 1947
Page
4
A letter to the editor defends placing delinquent Australian youths at a Carrawobitty home, noting they are unfortunates not yet through any program, praised by Mr. Gollan and local residents, and challenging rumors about the district and home conditions.
The Minister for Works and Local Government approved subsidies totaling 673e0 to Cowra Municipal Council for extending power lines. Upon completion over 200 people in Lachlan Valley are to gain electricity. A Western business figure praised the secretary amid weather notes reporting eight points of rain at Forbes.
MLA Mr. J. Stephens told an open air Forbes meeting that a federal push to nationalize banks would end democratic rights and privacy for farmers and workers. He tied banking nationalisation to broader moves toward socialised production and warned of costs to the public, urging vigilance against government control.
The report describes a protest connected to government figures and officials, mentioning Kevin Elbe and Mr Stephens among supporters. It references Prime Minister scrutiny and alleged demeanour, with committee actions led by Tyldall and Elliott and a subsequent vote praising Forbes visors amid wage and trade concerns.
A chaotic six hour sports event yesterday drew crowds and profits amid holiday mood. Spectators observed rapid bouts and disarray as organizers faced logistic challenges and a notable winner emerged from the Spore Fond pull detail of the day.
The Orange County court discussed automatic license suspensions for intoxicated drivers. Judge H G Cobb and Mr Culley urged against First Offenders Act benefits, while Keene White Tam sat on a bench during the session.
Symptoms of worm infection include variable appetite loss of condition stomach pain foul breath nausea headaches nasal itching disturbed sleep and disordered bowels. The piece notes worms can be hard to diagnose and warns caregivers to consider them when unsure.
The piece advises using Comsock's Dead Shot Worm Folie to destroy and expel worms. If round or thread worms persist, follow with Dr Morse's Indian Roots for a continued course. The instructions stress local application and sequential dosing.
Those five attendance at Thursday night's Municipal Council meeting included Mayor Gunn and council members Sirenner Webb Martin Hartcher and Jonen with others absent or unnamed.
Numerous notices from residents and committees appear including requests for bridge planks, water supply upgrades, and road work. Actions include granting permits for events and infrastructure reports, plus discussions on ambulances, library funding, school sports, and public works across Forbes district.
Town 3 takes outright lead as Town 1 falters amid postponed matches against Bonnie Royal 2. Palmer and Cusho defeat Nebon Park 3 and demand apology for column predictions while Town 9 and Nebon Park face potential tiebreak.
Amid flooding concerns and school traffic risks, the council weighs road and safety measures. It approves a tender from Commonwealth Portland Cement for lime and plans a local filtration plant. Officials address gate safety, weed control, and land disposal to satisfy outstanding rates.
Report on the early rounds of the Farah Trophy rifle shooting event notes a wide mix of competitors. Several beginners impressed with steady shots while many faced difficulties due to wind and registration shortages affecting performance.
A letter from J. C. Glasson of Cowrk Tun argues for establishing a modern agricultural high school and college in the district. He cites need for farm education, local support, and a planned factory, urging public interest and advocacy to secure funding and facilities.
In a friendly at Harpin Flat Riverside and River side battled Forbes with a one run win for Riverside and Marist Brothers' College. Notable scores included C Jones 6s and L Judd st Barry, while K Breen and D Creith shared several wickets as Cameron and Walsh starred with the ball.
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