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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 13, 1947
Page
8
A Mont stir meeting of Rotshom Wranelhi convened in the Na Sonia Fiath on Friday with Mrs. Price presiding. A large gathering heard about the forthcoming State Conference and discussed craft demonstrations, with HL Anadder elected a treasurer and new officers appointed as the meeting concluded.
The article discusses a second advance payment of 16 shillings per bushel for the 1946-47 harvest, with details on pool deliveries and wheat export pricing. It notes large total wheat stocks from December 4 and No. 1 road deliveries, with Keerett addressing price stability and the effect of higher bag realisations on pool payments to growers.
Period kitchen note presents a meatless dish Braised Stuffed Cabbage with steps to parboil cabbage mix a fat and egg filling, stuff leaves, tie, bake about an hour, baste, and finish with Marmite and brown sauce, offering a hearty winter meal option from a regional household column.
A fragment shows coupon entries for sugar and butter with expiration notes and unclear product names. The legible parts indicate items like sugar and butter with related expiration dates, but key details and proper nouns are missing or garbled. This record preserves the readable core facts with cautious interpretation.
A compact profile of Franklin Delano Roosevelt tracing his ascent from adversity to leadership. The piece highlights his battle with infantile paralysis, commitment to public service, and stance against corrupt interests while supporting private enterprise, framing him as a pivotal Democratic leader and defender of the people.
Wartime car output and high postwar costs have left buyers disillusioned as global prices soar beyond 1939 levels. Industry leaders urge an international four year halt to new body styles to cut production costs, stabilize retail prices, and unify spare parts, with aim to resume steady prewar levels and boost employment.
A large farewell was held at Tung Hall for George Bodet and a joint gathering for newlyweds Mr. and Mrs. Wal Hut. Longerenong residents and friends celebrated with dancing, speeches, and hearty toasts. White’s Orchestra provided music and local officials extended best wishes for the couple and district unity.
The article argues that large producers must lower retail prices for new cars to aid the public. It contends road transport sustains many jobs and people, suggesting long term gains outweigh current sales, with a projected shift toward more affordable private vehicles by late 1960.
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