Primary Producers Union Meeting Highlights Rural Concerns
The annual Primary Producers Union meeting chaired by A. McRae and W. J. Stanton discussed farm policy, water resource rights, and postwar supply needs. Delegates urged stabilization of the dairy and grain sectors, expanded motor vehicles for farmers, improved irrigation, rural electrification, and better marketing of farm products through cooperatives. The group planned stronger turnout and continued advocacy in the coming year.
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Wy P. Rel
BRIN
Germany
Stark
Nic Weber
Parker Sight
Prisey
Wnternat Aman
Etter
Stormel
Murat Blaotrichy
Ushnmog
Teunetnorrelty
Afr
Stanton
Colmiell
Thaipi
Ling
Roy
Arelijit
Boorst
Wilson
Pho Merling
Cie Co
Bowman
Line Wa
Tnion
Renresentinives
Gloucester
Gloucester Arden
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Island V A O C Post Nortigen Outposts
An Island radio report details a rescue operation near Vatu Trop with air and sea assets. Reports describe a plane crash or incident at an inland airstrip, with search efforts by Higginslead and local forces mobilized to evacuate survivors and locate wreckage.
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Nortigen
Ue Vatu
Eeapomathle
Ax ‘Manan
Howe
Higginslead
Thw
Phiae
Alarm Island Wage
Cnntral Owl
Kent
Church Notes on Faith and Lent at Gloucester
Church notes reflect a Gloucester gathering focusing on faith transitions from Presbyterian to Anglican practice, with remarks on courage, convictions, and community responses. It references Lent observances, church events, and a sermon outline, highlighting care for parishioners and a call to charitable offerings and Lenten reflections.
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Church OF England
Gloucester
Lam Yong
Ans Quentinn
Wien
Sammy
Raglan
Hyeenvereian Chapin
Aneneth
Harwerth
Howe
Jim
Harbouring Natural Destroyers of Milk
Victorian Dairying chief Mr J M Kerr reports milking machines suffer from poor cleaning, leaving milk pipes and rubber tubing contaminated with residue. Supervisors note dirty equipment harbors micro-organisms threat. wartime labour shortages are cited but safeguards must be maintained to protect milk supply.
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Autry
J.M. Kerr
Kore
Kate Waid
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Garden of Roses
Choice Fruit & Confectionery
Peter Moutzouris
Walsh
Weths Tile
LANGE
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Tom Hicks
General Commission
Queen Street
Thomas Cowan , CO
Wire & Eau Pty, LD
Bowen
Taree
Shieh
Primary Producers Union Meeting
Saul
Fuguren Vonvini
Arciinul
Furmet
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Duirien
Wren
V.A
C. Post
Chapman & Stevens
American Dry Cleaners
Amercan Dry Cleaners
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Svereante
Dressel
Wyve
Imperial Super Diesel
Phos
A. B. Campbell
Sing Street
A. H. McDonald & CO. Pty, Utd
Ooloo the Cat
J.T. Willer
Christ Lome
War Savings Certificaten
Frank Foley
Queen St., Gloucester
Tom Lek
N. Germon
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Nat We Nee
AOEST
P. J. Taylor
Ey Ekuakeae
Aircraft & Motor Engineers
Sydney
Newcastle
Advocate
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Billheads
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Manifold Books
Race Books
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