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Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 15, 1950
Page
1
An OCR fragment describes a court case involving bets and defaults. It references defendants and plaintiffs, dates, and money amounts as part of a lawsuit. Names and precise details are unclear due to damaged text. The record captures the notion of a civil proceeding with financial claims and adjudication.
The text recites a jumble of names and scenes as a school Christmas program unfolds with mixed reactions. Parents, staff, and students are mentioned in connection with the annual pageant and related activities.
Lewid Bowilen of Tar Howitoh charged in the Wein Court of Petty Seasons before Mh XM Detentam for selling potatoes at the Anan Hye Potato Market Bowilen faced penalties including fines and costs. The case mentions Cecilaberta Tulip Caled Horton Street Port Macquarie and multiple charges with varying fines and expenses. The proceedings reference the Potato Market commission load and statements by officials such as Kish and Frank Les.
A garbled fragment discusses “Cowy Flavour In Cream” and mentions offensive aroma and absorption. It references unclean fins, age, and partial phrases about formation of fat and ramldersble fatlot ballin. The text appears as disjointed remarks on dairy composition, sensory notes, and possible health or safety warnings.
Report of a November court hearing where the defendant faced charges of trespass on private property and related offenses. The court fined him and imposed costs totaling a modest sum, with a fortnight’s consequences and probation-like conditions noted. The proceedings referenced identifiable parties and local locations, including the Barna River area and a property near Glodenetst.
A farmer from Wilemoe IA faced charges from the Milk Board after a 19 court appearance in Paull WB days. The proceedings involved allegations of selling diluted milk and furnishing it to customers through a linked cooperative. Noel Yates pleaded guilty, with authorities noting a pattern of violations and intent to supply. The case highlights tensions between farmers and regulators amid wartime supply concerns and emphasizes the Milk Board's scrutiny of dairy practices.
Channon was re elected Gloucester Citizens to Shire President for another term after a council meeting. The text lists committee appointments and responsibilities including finance, works, and electricity, with meetings set for Wednesdays and notes several local town names and officials.
Fragmented OCR notes report a local town election scene with a campaign message urging residents to vote. Mentions price controls or adoption price rises and references to political figures and a price commission, with unclear names and details.
At a Wednesday council meeting the motion to oppose enrollment for voters failed. Clerk BEN. Chap Wine reported 70 people were called for enrollment at the town hall. Enrolment was discussed as mandatory for local government duties and voting participation.
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