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Newspaper
Burra Record
Location
Burra, South Australia, Australia
Date
Feb 04, 1947
Page
6
The text discusses that even if silver coins remained valuable at stench price it would cost 50 million to restore silver as currency. It questions Cassotlles and a stimulus of £50 million used to restore cover while taxpayers seek tax cuts. Ichabod bids farewell to silver coinage on the BBC.
Fragmentary verse about dwindling funds and Christmas shopping woes. The lines evoke a purse nearly empty and the burden of guiding personal purchases. The tone hints at a humorous or satirical reflection on financial strain during holiday shopping.
In a BBC series excerpt, Britain’s imagination in industry and advertising is praised. A small Sussex village man now labels himself a Fluonomist and will again charge for services under this grander title, with locals apparently willing to pay.
A young Australian driver on active service received a Base Censorship office letter criticizing a pasted jig saw puzzle. The note says time was spent ensuring no security violations and requests not to send similar gifts in the future.
Fragmentary lines recount a fable where two figures lament lost love as time flows like a river. The text hints at fear, grief, and personal memory, presenting a terse dialogue about possession and longing. A poetic fragment highlights enduring sorrow across moments.
The Burra Record reports the 18 January 1947 meeting with all councillors present except Dr A W Farley. Discussions cover fencing, road repairs, flood damage requests, and a plan to extend a lane in Bright Ward. Projects include creek and road embankments, stop banks, and a request for extra special grants to cover flood damage repairs across Apoinga, Bright, and Engsh.
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