The Man Who Will Not Respond to Firebreak Objections
A Burra letter to the editor argues that firebreaks are vital after widespread arson fears and proposes compulsory firebreaks for all properties. It cites past compliance, calls for law enforcement against noncompliant landholders, and urges universal fire-prep requirements amid manpower shortages and drought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burra
Fawris
Benson
Baye
Mitun
Tru
Wong
Dufcult
Jong Enaugh
Moral Guide on Labor and Welfare for Plowmen
The text urges prioritizing the welfare of others over personal gain while working the land. It warns against starting haying or reaping before the weather is right and suggests precautions to prevent loss. It emphasizes consideration of others before self-interest and references a person named Radin.
Sacrifice Day Appeal Promotes Red Cross Tokens
The Red Cross Society chaired by Mr W H Sheppard appeals for Sacrifice Day on December 23 to aid prisoners of war with food and clothing. Tokens costing 1s to 5d will be distributed across branches, with drive efforts in towns and business windows displaying support. The drive marks a temporary pause in larger campaigns pending 1943 reconciliation efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross Society
W. H. Sheppard
Red Cross House
Mt. Gambler
Fed Grose
Britain plans 1963 harvest boost and farm factory cohesion
Article argues Britain will add 1,000,000 acres of grass and 60,000 acres of wheat, stressing a postwar balance of agriculture and industry. It envisions Commonwealth cooperation, export potential, and markets while predicting Australia as a hub linking field and factory to sustain national security and economic stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Britain
Australis
United States
Europe
Australia
Cele
Pascile
Britch
Beld
Attairs
Paul Sheyne
Dehydration of hoution plans eyed by meat commission
The Australian Meat Industry Commission considers installing dehydration units at 51 plants focusing on suitable centres with proper storage and filing facilities. Proposals must meet Department of Commerce standards, and only ready facilities and stock supply with adequate transport will proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australian Meat Idustry Commission
Acc Oraing
Department of Commerce
Department of Comimerce
Council For Scienti
Industr'al Research
Petrol leave tickets halted by Commonwealth Order
The shinwance of petrol for troops on preentharie atch and home-from-abroad leave has been stopped under a Commonwealth Order. An officer of the Liquid uci Board explained tickets were issued to service men who owned cars or could borrow a friend’s vehicle. Authorities found the tickets were being moved by prisoners and private motorists, with the order taking effect on December 1 after ongoing applications.
Printing Cards and Menu Cards for Businesses
A brief note lists services in printing and engraving for business needs including cards handbills billheads concert tickets and letterheads with emphasis on quality and fast turnaround. The item highlights customizable printing solutions for firms seeking professional branding materials.
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Paice Savings Bank
C. J. Pearce
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W.G. Terry
Practical Tailor
Zogkinga
Forgan's
Forgan
Atcinex
Neiu
Armen Wi
J. & R. Forgan Ltd
BROOK
Rho
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Fred M. Pearce
Hallweld
Berger
Tom Scovell
Burra Motor Co
Motor and General Engineers
Guy H. Dellman
Dodge
Chrysler
Austin
Renault
Harwood Bagshaw Ltd
Company OF Australia Limited
Telephone
A. P. Rogers
Grocer
Heecham
Rome
Party
Asec
Beene Ott
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