Free papers discontinued due to production costs
All free papers are being discontinued as from now on owing to the pace a newsprint and high costs of production.
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Newspaper
Carcoar Chronicle
Location
Carcoar, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 04, 1942
Page
2
All free papers are being discontinued as from now on owing to the pace a newsprint and high costs of production.
Daily except Wednesdays Sundays and Holidays. Hours strictly observed due to war. Patients asked to save medicine containers and corks.
Mr A W May chairmen annual report calls on residents to boost donations and volunteers. He urges prompt payment of patients accounts and participation in fund events and schemes to cover rising maintenance costs. He stresses community support is vital for continued hospital service.
Carcoar residents share holiday visits with relatives in Orange Bondi and Wentworthville. Corporal Clarke returns to his battle station while brother Cecil Clarke tours home on leave. Sergeant Ray Blazley gets promoted after Sydney leave. Winter snow blankets Blayney Road. An annual hospital report thanks staff and helpers, noting grants and repairs to the doctor’s residence and hospital facilities.
Wattamondara branch of the Agricultural Bureau passed a motion to credit growers with the value of wool packs when wool is appraised. Other unanimous motions include crediting wheat freight to Wattamondara station, and crediting sidings used for consignments with freight charges.
Large attendance at the Woodstock CWA monthly meeting with tributes to the late Duke of Glint. Delegates chosen for the Central West Group Conference in Orange on October 1. A spring dance for CWA and Comforts Funds set for September 22. Hospital Auxiliary meets September 5. Church services noted. Local residents travel and visitors listed. Schools reopen September 8.
Bathurst Friendly Societies Pharmacies Ltd reports a very successful year with £5096 in sales and a profit of £844 5s 10d. At the annual meeting it was decided to declare a 10 per cent dividend.
Mr John L Green then advises two cultivations across each other to kill weeds in lucerne paddocks. Use a rigid line scarifier with lucerne points, cultivating up to three inches deep when well conditioned. Avoid discs and spring tines. harrows only after cultivation. Cultivate anytime. rain after a dry spell supports renovation.
Mr Terry Brady is presently in disposed status. The note indicates an expectation to see him again soon.
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