01 Dec 1936
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Newspaper
Dungog Chronicle Durham And Gloucester Advertiser
Location
Dungog, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 01, 1936
Page
1
Fragmentary text mentions swimming and camping themes with scattered terms like Shunle Neigherul Waterfall and Mok Wane. No coherent event or identifiable entities emerge to form a factual summary or a dated notice.
Classified style cabbage notices list numerous varieties from Krempin and Veitch including Early Know White and Autumn Giant. Prices shown per pound, per stone, or per packet with 6d to 2/ per unit, plus blends like Blood Bone and Autun Giant. Multiple harvest-friendly notes tout special market garden strains and recommended selections for gardeners.
The new San Francisco Oakland Bay Bridge, the world’s longest navigable crossing, spans 11 miles 1/4 with a six lane upper deck and a planned lower deck for trucks and a railroad. Built over three years at about \$77 million, 125000 visitors watched Governor Merriam ignite a symbolic chain as President Roosevelt pressed a button. The ceremony featured two dozen warships and the first motor car crossing carrying Herbert Hoover and Merriam.
Ministers and dairy interests clash as Parliament debates milk pricing amid drought. The Milk Board explores relief measures while MPs demand price hikes to aid suppliers. government pledges to study options and report findings.
An OCR fragment recalls a caravan journey near Ballarat with a Ford V-8 pickup chosen to tow heavy gear over rough country. It mentions Afr. Mranegan Kilifu Atelburnn and Welcome Nugget era diggings, plus a blend of mid century home comforts and radio era atmosphere as the caravan travels toward Amearion beyond Tania.
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