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Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Feb 09, 1943
Page
3
The readable fragments show a brief public or legal notice but lack clear names places or dates. Details are insufficient to identify events or parties involved.
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Gloucester Branch notes show reduced farm participation as war shifts work. M Newton resigns after ten years as secretary due to ill health. The year 1943 is praised as active for primary production yet contrasted with weak farmer engagement and calls for government action on dairy policy and price controls.
Red Cross members held a street stall on Thursday raising £97 14s 4d. Competitions included a tea cosy won by Miss Gwen Miller and a charcoal picture won by Mrs. R. Elliss. Donations from Mrs Cavanaugh and others added funds for the society and Prisoners of War. Urgent needs include empty jam jars and sugar and flour bags for the depot.
The death of Mrs M A Margery at Nowendoc on Thursday afternoon 28 January ends a 79 year life born at Clarence Town and long a resident of Nowendoc. Survived by husband Walter, four sons E H G W J L and A W Margery of Nowendoc and three daughters Mrs L Whitney of Kentucky Mrs C Doyle of Lithgow and Miss Fanny Margery Nowendoc. Funeral held at Nowendoc Friday 29 January with strong attendance and wreaths. Rev J S H Cawte of Walcha officiated. four sons acted as pallbearers.
1466 cattle yarded at Winchcombe Carson Ltd with prime vealers up to 10 shillings dearer. best vealers to 62s per 100 lb. steers 50s. heifers 45s. bullocks 45s. cows 42s. Pitt Son and Badgery Ltd yarded 1666 cattle, mostly useful lightweights, some prime. values generally unchanged.
Ward's River Dairy Sale offers British made Lister Separator dairy models from 75 gallons up for immediate delivery. Sold by Dangar Gedye Malloch Ltd located at 10-14 Young Street Sydney. Local agent Brian Carolan serves Gloucester.
Two Banytailed steers branded B9 disappeared from sale yards. The branding shows a B laid sideways along the side. Descriptions match the pair. owners seek public help to locate and recover them.
Krambach welcomed home soldiers on leave with a crowded hall on Saturday night 30 January. Pte Martin Gallagher was honored by chairman Tom Gallagher jnr, Sergt C V Paff of Belbora received a 21 day leave, and Private Holden along with Soldiers Ford and Sambell were welcomed. Speakers Horace Deer and Mark Holstein voiced thanks and best wishes as music by Connie and Percy Wisemantel accompanied games and refreshments.
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