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Newspaper
Burrowa News
Location
Burrowa, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 11, 1933
Page
4
A historic discussion urges amendments to stricter rabbit control policies in New South Wales. Proposals include owner compensation rules, bond requirements with two sureties, and enhanced fencing and sealing measures to curb destruction, while noting the long, costly effort needed to eradicate rabbits.
A long reader letter discusses rabbit pest control near Tamworth, praising a perpetuated program and suggesting a permanent inspector role. It details trapping, burning burrows with live coal, and risk of spread across holdings, noting high rabbit numbers and the need for effective methods and patrols.
The Burrows Town Clerk presented the annual balance and council deliberated on home reconditioning at Campbell Street. Forty local men will be employed across about twenty-five travel-ready sites under the program. a further inspector’s report noted progress and impoundings in July, with tenants and external wall work described, and humidity and weather delaying activities.
A light plane piloted by a Cremorne resident struck a fence near Crookwell while attempting takeoff Sunday morning. The aircraft buckled a blade, skidded, and narrowly avoided overturning. None of the occupants were injured. the plane, rented from Commander Halle, was being flown to continue to Sydney when the mishap occurred.
An old advertisement promotes Indian Root Pills as a safe reliable remedy for indigestion. It claims the pills aid digestion stimulate food breakdown and regulate the system to restore a healthy stomach and clear blood.
Fragmented report details Harbour Bridge ferries facing reduced runs and possible withdrawals as other ferries and routes across Sydney's harbor face restrictions. Notes incinerator work, damage to Sydney ferries, and proposals affecting costs and employment, with mentions of offshore investors and local impact on residents and tourism.
A fragmented report on a film event in Rome during winter, noting performers and venue details. It mentions Protenson A Billie WE Na yentin and Elmy Thins. references to Wott yuri and Mayline UC. highlights educational context and a national native v6 F educational theme.
The Berlin police chief Captain Goering explains that the use of the axe in executions is banned not for humanity but as foreign to German character, noting the French influence has faded. He asserts the axe remains the only accepted method and cites its historical acceptance.
A lengthy, fragmented health feature discusses diet safety, purity of food, and consumer responsibility. It references a More Fame Act around 1908, health department actions, and fines collected from unscrupulous traders. The piece warns of hot weather effects on food quality and urges prudent eating to prevent illness.
The note urges strict safety measures to protect families from disease spread. It warns about dangers in low-lying areas and emphasizes careful handling of food, avoiding contaminated water, and maintaining clean surroundings to prevent outbreaks.
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