Specific Performance Case Over Cream Run Dispute
The Bridgetown court heard Reginald Mace seeking an order in a 1940s cream run dispute against Miller. Key facts cover an agreement, transfers of dairy rounds, promised compensation, and farm deliveries. witnesses described running times, price talks, and eventual buyout offers. The case centers on permission to transfer routes, earnings, and contractual obligations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KJ. Dougall
Bridgetews
al Megade J. PL
Farerore
Miller
Flepeo
Wremm
Milice
Hameltons
Dairy Farmers’ Co-op
Armila
Ron
Slee
Eyne
Arapy
Fairgreive
South West Dairy Farmers Co. Op. Co
Ewing
Malerial
Bridgetown Association Annual Meeting Report Highlights
The Bridgetown P and CG Association annual meeting reports a total expenditure of 26 with a credit balance of 42. President Av E. Rew notes membership 167 to 164 year over year and outlines progress on playground equipment, school improvements, and consolidation efforts, including a new luncheon pavilion, influx of students, and affiliated Federated Parents and Citizens' Association developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camacineinn
Bridgetown
Walunice
Av E. Rew
Cova
Tetal
Marton
Indies
Ait
Henler
Ion
al Achoolk
Koen
Avcoughot
Uoix
Paren
Wenigup
Mt. In
Federated
Parents and Citizens’ Association
United Action
Stair
Scholars of the
Education Department
Mia ‘Stewart
Mrn Haselhiret
Woodbeni Hun
Stockyard site debate stalls Bridgetown plans
Local officials discuss locating a stock sale yard for Bridgetown with options north of town or across the river. Commissioner Willis and district members push for a suitable site, surveying land levels and river bridge access while exploring a new yard’s feasibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vecomrman
BF Hester
Willis
Bilis
Pytendiue
Bridgetown
Ellie
Healts
Fustad
Thy
Further consideration needed for Hester Stock Yards water supply
Bridgetown Road Board officials failed to reach agreement on funding a water supply for Hester Stock Yards, with estimates showing up to 3,000 head of cattle and thousands of sheep and lambs. The Commissioner noted department aid was unlikely and the board debated a 2,000 gallon tank and possible support on a 80-20 basis, amid awkward location and logistics concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgetown
G. BE
Warburton
Agriculural Society
Hester
Saotor
P Sell
Winnegup
Jade
Hater
Hunter
Svatiat
O. Moore
Hiteter
Acute Shortage Of Bran And Pollard At Bridwetown Meeting
The District Way Agricultural Committee in Bridwetown reports an acute shortage of bran and pollard. Executive officer Mir A.R. Wild outlined distribution issues and urged Sunnier of pollard for feeding young pigs, noting farmers struggle to obtain two bags weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridwetown
Mir AR. Wild
Lyan
C.K. Samu
Pedi Besch Ciffen
Ra’ Department
Ibrouph
Ceares
Purdue Promortion
Wile
Fendin
Mata
Red Cross Depot Schedule For Easter Week
The depot closes on Good Friday and opens Tuesday afternoon April 3. There is no Thursday session this week and the working party resumes on Thursday April 5. Last Thursday members knitted jeradys for overseas relief and took them home. The next monthly meeting is April 6 with a gift of a silver coin. An Easter Monday dance is not planned and donations of biscuits or doubt for supper are welcome.
Bridgetown Club Seeks Shamiplanship Pairs Title
Progress reported in the Bridgetown club competition for the shamiplanship pairs. Leading pairs include H C Janne and Bazeley, Wo and Pearce, Zinnicker and Milward, Mc Clare and Evas, with eleven pairs still in contention. An Easter carnival is planned with a smaller turnout, and a mixed competition will be held with Indy howltry assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shamiplanship
Ntill Anbeaten Tym
H. C. Janne
Bazeley
Pearce
Current Coupon Ration Details For April
The notice outlines rationing for tea sugar butter and meat with weekly coupons. Tea 33 to 36 ct per ounce, sugar 1 to 20 cans, butter 3 to 3 dollars, meat 85 to 88 codes. Coupons issued every four weeks with specific values and expiration dates.
Jonathan Apples Heavy Costs and Market Impact
Long discussion on Jonathan apples pricing and pruning. Growers report high picking costs, delayed color ripening, and reduced returns as heavy regulations and packing-house constraints limit production and market options. Officials debate adjustments to improve color, timing, and pricing while considering industry pleas and wartime service needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hewer
Fonnthalr
Virol
Jonathan
E. Abbotts
Jonathans
Jonathana
Miiniot
Pradtee
Cox
Staton Diacomion
Herlihy
C. J. Sparke
London
LOK
Mitchell
An. Inc
Nathans
Abbyttn
Gom. Mente
Ersweis
Twa
Styvenl Ys
Vrowers
Eos
Mosby
Earel
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gordon Henderton
Ernie
Eremore
Lee
Pillies
Fender
Bran
Pollard
RED Cross
Bridgetown Club
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