Public Meeting Forms Eugowra Agricultural Bureau Branch
A well attended public meeting at the Imperial Theatre Eugowra elected BR A Douglas as chairman and formed the Eugowra District Branch of the Agricultural Bureau. Forty members joined as the new body enrolled, with Mr Walkeden-Brown invited and Mr A Moses from the Advisory Council planned to attend.
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Eugowra
Agricultural Bureau
Messrs
BR. A. Douglas
JL. G. Noble
BR A. Douglas
Granch
Agricultural Bureau of New South Wiles
C Walkeden-Brown
A Moses
Hin
Pbrad
Eugowra Branch Holds Annual Officers Election
The Eugowra War Agricultural Branch elected officers with President A A Douglas and Vice Presidents W Culldiffs Gy Mallick Toohey, Secretary L G Noble, and Treasurer J G Noble. Meetings set for the third Saturday of each month at 2 pm in the School of Arts. Resolutions approved include wheat license policies and district representation for the War Agricultural Committee.
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A. A. Douglas
Messia
Culdliffs
Mallick
F Toohey
LG Noble
G Noble
Wesnciates
School of Arts
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Cowra
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In Memoriam Langford Charley W Langford
In loving memory of Charley Wiliam Langford who departed life August 1942. Ever remembered by his wife and family. Parish notices list Holy Communion service times and evensong at Mackay’s Creek and Mary Gilgies with sermon details.
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Matthey's
Mackay's Creek
Four Years of War and a Call for Universal Rights
In September 1939 Australia entered war amid doubts but with a belief that victory meant more than battlefield gains. The war forged a resolve to defend human rights, extend democracy, and end isolation. It urged a world built on mutual rights and shared humanity to achieve lasting peace with justice.
Wool Grease Guards Equipment For Allied Forces
Australian and American forces in tropical islands combat corrosion by using wool-grease based protection. Wool grease, refined locally from scoured wool, is now prepared anhydrous to prevent moisture damage and aids camouflage, including wool treated netting for pigmented protective emulsions.
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Ose
Government urges home gardening to aid war effort
The Commonwealth Government appeals to Australian households to grow vegetables this spring. Homegrown produce helps feed troops and allies, preserves civilian supplies, saves money, and provides healthful exercise for families. Government departments urge school gardens to teach children gardening.
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Commonwealth
Australia
Wool Report on Auction Sale of 2113 Bales
The Farmers & Gra sers Cooperative Co Ltd reports its appraisal catalogue 112 for August 26 and finalised August 27. The offering, mainly from North West and Plains plus Central Western Districts, included top prices of 20 0d. for AE W Trelawney and C M Bumble clips with many fleece lines selling from 18d. to 19d. and others to 14d. to 16d. Numerous named consignors and districts are listed with varying prices, and payment is expected around September 11 after appraisal rounds complete on September 1.
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Menary Bros
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Sheep and Lamb Prices Reported From Hometah Sale
Prices listed for sheep and lambs include multiple bidders and grades. Shorn wethers reach up to 2.49 per unit with averages around 2.23, while shorn lambs and xbred categories show varied values. several consignors and lots are named with price quotes and yard-wide averages.
New South Wales Backs Daylight Saving Debate
Government officials in New South Wales discuss daylight saving. Prime Minister Curls and Premier Mckeil weigh reintroducing clock changes to aid the war effort, while opposition cautions about timing and impact.
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Curls
Mckeil
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Justined
Fortes Baby Hearth Centre Monthly Report
The report from the Fortes Baby Hearth Centre, provided by Dr. Morris, shows 40 total visits including mothers and newborns. During the month 13 new cases enrolled and 28 percent test meals were given with 16 attendances by infants under one year and 18 under three years, totaling 260 attendances. daily average 369.
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Public Health
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Sl.lere
Uther
Hera Withoy
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