10 Jun 1941
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Newspaper
Dungog Chronicle Durham And Gloucester Advertiser
Location
Dungog, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 10, 1941
Page
1
Fragmentary text on U S dairy consumption and distribution costs. Indicates over two thirds of principal foods and daily delivery to homes and stores. Mentions a milk dollar chart allocating shares to dairy farmers delivery labor and various expenses with percentages and per cent figures.
NSW Pastures Protection Boards at their annual conference discussed new singulations to control stock travel. They seek amendments to the PP Act to define routes, address privately owned land obstruction, and clarify who may permit transit. The need to establish a direct route from Walgett to Gogoumbie was highlighted, with emphasis on lawful path and potential offences for unpermitted movement.
A district conference debated excessive road movement for stock and proposed ending long drives. It urged flexible transport limits, with warnings that strict rules could force long journeys for Merino sheep. Proposals included abolishing export levies and stricter prosecutions for rabbit destruction.
Plans approved by the Minister for Munitions outline a large scale factory complex in New South Wales to be built at a cost of 22,000,000 and slated to employ around 2,000 workers. The facility will produce munitions and related materials for Allied needs, signaling significant expansion of domestic production and industrial capacity in the region.
A garbled report discusses improving dairy operations via better pastures and stored feed. It mentions winter feeding, cost comparisons, water management, and coastal belt considerations, with scattered references to farming practices, equipment, and local contexts.
The text reports on T McCarthy of Morpeth and other figures in a lengthy account of races, meetings, and local happenings. It mentions meetings at Serpette, various venues, and possible outcomes, with numerous place names and individuals referenced in a dense OCR narrative.
A fragmented report mentions a dancer named Morpeth and old-time racing. It notes broad interest in interstate racing events and a person active in farming near Morpeth. The text hints at a Sydney interstate event and associated agreements, but details are unclear.
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