Gloucester High School debate on reform and community views
A fragmented report outlines Gloucester High School’s discussions on reforming the fourth year and broader plans for a public high school. It notes parental and community concerns, reservations, funding questions, and debates over student supervision and eligibility.
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Behaly Wilen
Ehitiren Lundar
Government Departments Seen as Propaganda Machines
Reported remarks by W A Chote and Chatrey blame state departments for propagandist aims and inadequate budgeting. Agricultural and scientific staff expansion is described as insufficient, with funds and trained officers scarce. Officials criticize ministerial support and demand more research stations, extension services, and technical capacity to meet policy needs.
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Pama Sa
Mar, Chatrey
Etna Ogical
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Alent Musar
Carey
Christmas Atmosphere At 5S Anniversary Service
The service marked the 5S anniversary with a Christmas atmosphere and a large presence. Attendees included Irene Byam and Irene Byam family, with Pauline and Pauline’s son providing vocal support. The rector Rev Dr May praised the Sunday school’s work led by Mrs Ra Burley, noting the expanding program and future plans for the children’s department.
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Poith Stoyens
Slater Pauline Ip
Hunday Schol
Care
Fauch Tecens
Tual Church
Babyy Swit
Slewyt Randle
Grattan Randle
Bruce
Dr May
Bela Lowe
Ra. Burley
Shvaren
Drought Insurance as Basis for Future Weather Insurance
A fragmentary historical note discusses drought impacts and the idea that a drought insurance system could mitigate worst effects. It mentions figures like Fulbright students and Master of Arts studies, referencing Mastery in weather, probability and science, and the need for a protective framework to reduce agricultural risk.
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Ty Wester
Wiklen
Idugane A. Ftapatrick
Chotar
Box South Wales
Martha
New drought resistant sorghum to be tested
State and federal researchers announce development of drought resistant sorghum variety. The test aims to evaluate growth, yield, and feeding quality on Nebraska fields, with government support from the Department of Agriculture and experimental sowing planned for autumn planting.
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Argentina
Sudan
Presentation of Cheques to RSL Piano Auxiliaries
Wednesday night saw Mra G Arrowsmith present cheques to the RSL sub-branch for the piano premise. The event followed the opening of the RSL hall and included a dinner and remarks from local officials.
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R.S.L Hall
Mra. G. Arrowsmith
Stroud Shire Election Shock Highlights Local Ties
Fragmented text reports chaotic Stroud Shire election drama with claims of last minute party shifts and contested results. Mentions candidates such as Cory Choi Lavina Murray and local figures amid voter turnout uncertainty and a proposed electricity extension. Cleanup required.
King Street Amb Carnival Draws Crowd With Christmas Cheer
A bustling carnival scene drew a large local crowd as residents enjoyed games, music, and festive displays. Vendors offered treats while organizers announced charitable drives and community spirit. Local volunteers staffed booths and provided information about upcoming events around town.
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