Relatives of Annie Ford Thank Friends for Sympathy
The relatives of Miss Annie Ford sincerely thank all kind friends for floral tributes and expressions of sympathy in their recent loss. Special thanks to Dr Steven, Mrs Fillmore and Mrs Daytes.
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Newspaper
Burra Record
Location
Burra, South Australia, Australia
Date
Aug 03, 1948
Page
3
The relatives of Miss Annie Ford sincerely thank all kind friends for floral tributes and expressions of sympathy in their recent loss. Special thanks to Dr Steven, Mrs Fillmore and Mrs Daytes.
In loving memory of Ivy Nourse nee Nourse who died August 8 1945. Too dearly loved to be forgotten. Her parents and 8 Nourse insert this tribute for all she did at home and in the community.
In 1938 New South Wales brewers produced thirty one and a half million gallons of beer and faced no shortages. By 1947 production reached fifty and two half million gallons, a sixty percent rise, yet shortages persisted as social workers noted more people drank beer rather than more people being served. They linked wartime habits and long work hours to increased consumption, especially among women, with factories running at full pace and workers needing relief after strenuous days.
Postwar industries, including breweries, have raised output to sixty percent above prewar levels. Solving raw materials, plant, and manpower is seen as the key to easing shortages. Australians have discovered imported beers but find local Australian beer superior to all others.
Three brothers living together share clothing and deny wearing new items. The eldest accuses them after discovering his new cricket trousers were worn and a half-crown is found in the pocket, which the brothers claim as theirs.
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