Milk Board Deliberates Quotas and Surplus Handling
In a tense session the Milk Board discussed preventing rationing amid rising demand and outlines two reasons for not imposing strict quotas. Officials noted a prior surplus of one million gallons weekly, reduced to 100,000, with May figures showing 140,000 gallons drawn externally. Producers and directors warned of the district’s untapped potential and urged coordinated action to meet the growing needs without triggering limits.
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Fergus
Tata
See
Ferguson
Goa
Education Week at Rookhurst Training Sparks Anger
Fragmented OCR yields a school focused notice describing Education Week at Rookhurst, a disrupted event, and anger over missed opportunities to return to school. It mentions Cape Tulip misdeeds, a mob of about 100, and poisoning at Mure trellrook, with cattle losses and a mysterious Blalion for snatyatr context.
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Rookhurst
Aeptons
Earl Mann
Brisa
Ms Media
Parmere
Crete
Schoal
Eton
Schoo
Cape
Cape Tully
Mure Trellrook
Romestead
Mir J. Bs. Ashbury
Ebock
Glenfard Rasearet
Blalion
Council resists reform proposed by electricity authority
A mangled report shows local council opposing an electricity undertaking proposal. Council argues the plan would impose charges and central control, seeking independence while demanding clear investigation and accountability before any new tariff or authority powers are enacted. The debate highlights consumer concerns and the risk of decayed infrastructure.
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Ullaoet
Isa
Wurm
Sos
Atvaira
Peetoni
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