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Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Feb 01, 1929
Page
3
The report discusses cattle disease management including testing for tuberculosis and blackleg, proposals to compensate owners for cattle losses, and notes on vaccination experiments. It also covers travel stock reserves finances, land resumption and leases, and proposed extensions and repairs to grazing reserves and fences amid drought conditions.
The note argues that winter wet conditions favor owners in Iuran and that the pelt value after Marek each year explains why rabbits never gain full control here. It ends with a hope that skin values remain a strong incentive to keep the fence friendly, signed by Arthur E. Moore, Stock Inspector.
General von Lustendorff, head of the German General Staff, plans a nationwide missionary campaign to urge Germans to abandon Catholicism and return to ancient Germanic worship. The campaign, starting January 26 in Bel pours, aims to win converts as Ludendorff spearheads attacks on Jesuits, Freemasons, and other infidels. Frau von Ladendorff published a book praising mythic deities and urging national renewal through ancestral gods.
Fragmentary report notes a November event in New South Wales involving Messrs Klein and Stephens at Growin. It mentions experts estimating £40,000 and a February shareholders meeting. References to a Dukery business, a puller fackey, a pre Christmas canvassing campaign, and advance money hints at a possible scam with collectors and relatives.
An aged, fragmentary item highlights the growing use of electric devices like a 9 or 10 inch GE fan running eight hours for home labor savings. The notice notes the public adoption of electrification in theaters and public buildings as a popular convenience.
Mr Mex Burke proposes a permanent mineral watering facility for cattle at Waukivory on the Gloucester to Driver Myall road, with Board funding help. Negotiations proceed with J White while licensing to cut poles at Kundibakh is considered. Drovers report camp and mining lease issues on reserves and security of travelling stock amid dry weather.
Advise readers to contact WEBST JACK and McDONALD Opticians Pittst and Martin Place Sydney for advice if vision is defective. Invite repairs and warn that paper is thin for next visit.
The article extols electric fans as a practical home appliance, noting fresh air improves comfort, speeds air turnover, and preserves heat. It emphasizes ease of use and negligible running costs, with availability through THE GLOUCESTER ELECTRIC SUPPLY LTD and local retailers.
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