29 Apr 1938
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Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Apr 29, 1938
Page
1
Many men think savings accounts are for women and children and not suited to business men. Yet those with broad payments and large areas to cover can benefit from savings as a convenient accumulation tool and earn interest, proving no loss of dignity in savings banking.
In the Tweed Bangalow region 1936 dairy herds show only a small portion meeting profitability. Production recording enables elimination of poorer cows and selection from high producers, yet many farms lack data to judge breeding value. Analyzing a bull’s progeny is the only sure method to identify herd improvers versus spoilers.
Driven from bare plains emus have entered Darlington Point seeking pasture and water. Residents note reduced feed and water on grazing properties in the southwest, the driest period since the 1900 drought. Griffith records only 114 points of rain in 15 months, much of it light showers.
A lyrical verse mockingly traces William proposing to Mary and their doomed union. It sketches Mary’s charm and William’s foibles, then shifts to humorous warnings about Mary’s drinking and the couple’s future without restraint. The piece nods to Copeland and dates it 4/4/38, evoking a bygone local humor tone.
New and used Singer dropneaus from 9/10. Singer round shuttles from 10/. all enclosed cabinets from 12/10. Easy terms from 20/- deposit. Repairs for all makes. Local agents Garners Cash Stores showrooms Pultney Street Taree.
Angling contests tied to the 150th anniversary were announced Sunday night. Mrs. A. W. Sams of Milton won the £500 prize for the largest game fish, while T. A. Bell of Shhute Bell and Company Melbourne captured the £200 top shark prize. Charles Stewart of Sydney earned £100 for the largest striped marlin.
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