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Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Apr 30, 1926
Page
2
The fragment lists individuals and abbreviations likely from an obituary or notice. Names include Dickinson and Newton with initials and roles. The text also provides a phone contact line and agency shorthand, indicating a public notice or notice-to-contacts segment.
Reports from Light Horse Camp at Gloucester detail the Gloucesters Mount Gene van Wil Catrain event at Mount George and Gloucester with eight days of activities. The town recounts a farewell to Gloucester by the Hillis of Hale Players, plus coverage of football match lineups and local industrial developments in cement works, quarries, and mining, with broad notes on public works and local commerce, all tied to Gloucester and surrounding districts.
Mr. 8 P MEU FNS, a principal of Steves gon Basser & CA, will be available at Gloucester Ante from 9 am to 4 pm for consultation.
In a critique from Jane by Steane Chiozza Money, British industry is framed as a tightly packed hive with exports reaching 648,000,000 in a year, the highest globally. The piece contrasts British manufacturing with American averages, cites Morris and Cawley assembly lines, and notes rapid production speeds and rising domestic earnings.
The annual report shows municipal and shire undertakings expanding rapidly from 3,960,000 pounds ten years ago to 8,645,000 by 1924, with 1929 expected income over 10,000,000. Metropolitan unimproved capital value rose from 77 to 126 million, rents and taxation pressures increasing. railways and public works expanded to meet demand.
In Lismore on Wednesday the New State movement asserted it is not dead with Mr Thompson stating the Royal Commission report did not end the push. He said a constitutional overhaul is possible next year when Federal Parliament sits in Canberra, while Maree’s Goln Sineliy urged addressing the Kaundarius issue and warned against overextending into non paying railways.
A Melbourne night tragedy reports eleven dead and dozens injured after an electric train collided with a motor van carrying a party near Boron Victoria and at Gawler South Australia. Rescue teams, ambulances, and a Ray Scouts unit aided victims as investigators worked at the wreck site.
A shocking accident at Aberdeen level crossing occurred today as Mia Thorley, keeper of the railway gates, opened the matew when a train struck. She was hurled against a fever, suffering a fractured skull and forearm and was rushed to hospital. condition is reported as not critical.
Reports from Sydney show a broad cattle yarding with 3100 head offered and prices steady to slightly softer. Queensland stock featured, then a strong calf market with heavy weights harder to source, and maize prices held despite holiday market activity. Farmers and Graziers notes include 2200 acres under irrigation and optimism for next year’s Sydney Royal show.
Violet Ann Eagleton of Forbesdale married George Stanton son of Mr. and Mrs. S Stanton at St Pauls Church of England Hioueotar. Rev H W Nigra officiated on Wednesday April 24. The ceremony featured ivory crepe dress with orange blossoms and a wedding bouquet. The couple hosted guests at View Forbestale and received many suitable presents. Best man was Steve Boxleton.
An unclear message expresses appreciation toward Mrs Gurk and two teenage individuals for supportive actions. The note mentions expressions of thanks and gratitude within a context of assistance and partnership, ending with a hopeful, though vague, sentiment.
In memoriam notice with garbled OCR text honoring Rorllner and others. The fragment references a grave and a past five years, mentioning names and places in a somber, unreadable memorial style. The readable parts convey a respectful obituary tone despite unclear details.
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