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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Aug 30, 1939
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR reports Hume Gérylee Patee opposing a "Batablslhment" case in Rewintasinan. The text references a statement to the effect of carrying out actions and a declaration, with unclear details and names garbled, suggesting a legal dispute over an establishment and related motions.
The text discusses fan belt function and failure consequences, noting proper tension and belt construction. It mentions effects on alternators, pumps, and generators, with warnings about wear, belt slippage, and rapid bearing wear risking system damage.
A fragmentary note from Wy and Tureday reports a high death rate in New South Wales. It mentions population impact and compares deaths per a unit, with unclear figures and sources.
A planned 1000 mile expedition titled Outback aims to document Australia’s remote routes with Luce Won and Audemile 19 Porth leading a team of 5 on fully equipped gear. The project expects to distribute 10 000 feet of film and merchandised woollo equipment valued around £4,900, touting practical knowledge for motorists despite warned hazards and untested conditions.
Government urges timely filing of income returns for the year ending June. Employers must forward Wages and Yearly totals by late January using employer schedules. Department of Finance offers aid at Savings Bank Building and via commisioner contacts for those unable to visit.
A Bees and gardening text advises keeping grass and weeds trimmed around beehives to improve honey flow and reduce mortality. It argues that clear, dry surroundings prevent mould and disease, aiding bees in producing better stores and preventing waste time during foraging.
An Oklahoma farmer, Otto Geng, develops a herd of unusually small cattle described as midgets. The herd includes a three foot high midget bull and cows producing high butterfat milk, with breeding yielding mostly dwarf calves and occasional normal calves. The article notes ethical concerns and rapid growth of the unusual stock.
SUTTER EXAMINED IN NEWCASTLE AS the Alwie Hut ter Grading Committee of the Department of Agriculture met there for legal consumption.
The report notes fragile demand for merino tops and yoke as global uncertainty unfolds. Prices show limited ground, with German imports and Polish consumption reshaping trade flows amid cautious consumer confidence and shifting stock levels.
The article outlines the Commonwealth Government and Defence Department support for the Red Cross Society, detailing its wartime duties and peacetime humanitarian functions. It emphasizes expanded, trained volunteer membership and the Emergency Service Scheme as part of national defense and civil aid efforts.
A New Sark Work feature showcases a one acre electrified farm with barn lighting ventilation and automated feeding and water systems. Demonstrations include rubber cow mats milking rows calf pens and cattle from major breeds. the exhibit highlights practical electric applications for efficiency and safety in farm operations.
A hospital fire forced thirteen residents including Mareen and Thirteen to flee the nurses quarters early this morning. Fire brigade battled the blaze and gained control with nearby authorities assisting in the evacuation and safety checks.
An inquest into the April air crash near Riverstone recalled the deaths of Pilot Officers Muswell Fickeen Lloyd Marknem and Raymond Monit Clarke aboard an Avro Anson 88. The coroner retired with a verdict of accidental death.
Officials spar over youth employment as Deputy President of the NAW Teachere' Federation criticises government action. Mr McGuivenes urges a permanent plan to employ 48 year olds and teens while authorities defer details. The Parliamentary Select Commission on Youth Employment adjourned the inquiry until Friday next.
An obituary notes the death of Mr M Brown Aydney on Tuesday after a long illness. He was 73 years old and survived by his widow. The notice mentions a prior accident and lists surviving relatives as part of a brief family obituary.
Fragmented report describes an effort to muster participants and logistics for a distant event labeled the Thaw Atlaatic Expansion com. Mentions two years of planning, unspecified figures, and unofficial affiliations, with technical vehicle assets and maritime interest hinted. The text is unclear and blends garbled terms with possible party invitation language and transport arrangements.
The readable text hints at national probate plans and strategies, mentioning Cowell, Ian, and Moae in a legal context. It references sections and arrangements for better conditions and potential chats or hearings connected to a national framework.
The minister for social work Frederick Stewart outlines an emergency role for the laboratory in wartime, saying the laboratorian may be called to supply drugs and other items needed by the military. Extensions are planned immediately to ensure readiness.
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