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Gloucester Advocate

Location

Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Aug 07, 1953

Page

3

Stratford Red Cross reports 1952 53 balance and activities

The Stratford Red Cross branch reports a 661 pound balance sent to HQ for 1952 53 at its annual meeting on July 28. Officers elected include President Mrs M N and secretary Mrs A B Ratley. Income came from membership fees donations dances and stalls with expenses mainly for events and postage. A bank balance stood at £1 8s 3d on June 30.

Mra MN Sane Tire Earar A. 8. Ratley Blanch Hank Eales

Record U S farmers used 22 million tons of fortifiers in 1951 52

American farmers gardeners and lawn keepers used an all time record quantity of 22 433 418 tons of fortilsera in 1951 52 per a survey by the United States Department of Agriculture. The quantity used rose by 1 441 024 tons from the prior year.

United States Department of Agriculture

Death of five month old girl in Barrington causes mystery

Janeta Green daughter of Mr and Mrs Peter Green of Barrington died in her sleep with post mortem listing natural causes. Dr J N Channon Gloucester government medical officer said infant thyroid related death is rare and often misdiagnosed with suffocation ruled out. Police senior constable L M Beuseville investigated the case and sympathy is extended to the family.

Barrington Alee Janeta Green Peter Green Bomerah Gloucester J. N. Channon L. M. Beuseville Channon Sydney

Gloucester Ambulance Bling Fund Receives £920 Acknowledgment

Gloucester ambulance officer Mr G Maiden reports strong response to the building fund appeal in the town and country. Donations listed include numerous individuals and groups with amounts ranging from £1 to £10, totaling about £920 acknowledged to date and suggesting total receipts around £1600. More gifts expected in a future issue.

Gloucester Ambulance G. Maiden Maiden McGarry J. G. Wilson E. V. Forbes G. L. Hughes Andrewa and Johnston T. T. C. Hampton F. M. Smith T. H. Wilton W. A. Fenning Muriel Garner Wiggers' Mill Tom Rowney A. EB. King J. Monteith J. Mash Sid Wella Roy Brown L. Davis F. Worthing Nielson D. Nialson F. Head Oa. Bolton H. H. Darling L. Reeves T. Bleasdale L. .A. Blanch Mra P. J. Martin

Store cattle market arouses in Murray Valley and Victoria

Dalgety’s Albury office reports follow-up rains improving feed in Murray Valley and Eastern Riverina, triggering planned store cattle restocking late August or September. Clover and phalaris greens spread across Western and Northern Victoria, boosting fattening paddocks in spring. North NSW rain spurs demand as 3000 Shorthorn steers trade in Queensland.

Dalgety Albury Murray Valley Riverina Harden Clover Rce Phalaris Victoria Narrabri Wee Waa Gunnedah Queensland Clarke Tait Cen Collinsville Bedrock W.S.W Decy

Cattle Prices Reported in Weekly Dalgety Notes

Sales include 750 herds steers two to three years at £71 500 for heifers, 34/4 ere at £30 10 for bolks, and 800 heifers and bulls short horn crosses mixed sexes 15/71 months at £16. No store cattle auctions held during the week per Dalgety’s News Service.

Homebush Dalgety Winchcombe, Carson Ltd Sydney

Specials IDUNDIES Wool Socks and Ladies Shoes

Specials items include idundies maids wool socks from February 6 and ladies and children's shoes from February 6. Ladies lace edged briefs priced at 11 cents.

Idundies

Chamber Support for Public Library Move

The council planned to review the library relocation when next year’s estimates were set in November. A Stratford teacher association secretary urged council action before November. Mover Mr J McCracken emphasized library costs must be weighed by the council, with several local figures noted in debate.

Chamber J. Leonard Stratford J. McCracken I. W A. L. Farlay J. Hardy A. Short G. Glover Reif J. Bie

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