Gloucester Shire Council Holds First Ordinary Meeting
The Gloucester Shire Council met at Stile Council Chambers Gloucester on Saturday at 10:00 am with President Sheddan and councillors Corbett Lawrey Shaw and Agin present. Various departmental communications were noted including Local Government matters endowments, health influenza controls, annual statements, rate payments, and preparations for wartime reconstruction. The council discussed endowment details, railway fare adjustments, crown lands, and a plan to insure workers under the Manufacturers Mutual Accident Insurance Association.
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Laon
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Wigerner
Mora
Gloucester Park
Totalisaioe
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Totalizator
Prom
He Leeg Land Board For
Wieding
Eehig-One
Pngamioalioms Fm
Lands Department
Tuli Gounells
A. A. Prive
Ingom Jeller
He A. Briss
Nailway Commissioners
Crown Lands Office
Stroud
Mogran
Waadur
Y.mug.a
Vic
Commonwealth
W.m.c.al
Mutual Accident Insurance Association
Ondertok Workman's Compensation
President and Co
Corbett
Shira
Pramim
London and Lancashire Inpuranes Co
Amos
Council Proceedings on 1949 Local Matters and Rates
The council discussed insurance cover notes for various policies and resolved to proceed with fidelity invariances with the Manufacturers Mutual Accident Insurance. It addressed pension and pay arrangements for union claims, considered road works and deviations, permitted gate erection near the Rowman River Road, and ordered inspections of several roads. Financials showed funds across General, Loose, Sanitary, and Park accounts. rates were confirmed. tenders for contracts were reviewed. and the meeting closed at 2 pm.
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Ges
Miegins
Ant
J. Mackay
P. Landers
Barrington
Perrama
J.C. Geale
Cobark
Cre, Wiggins and Loweoy
Cobark Road
W. Rumbe
Rawdon Vale
Ter
J. Taylor
Vines General Fund
Higetne
Lowrey
Me. A. Bruich
Eaph Cano
Oita
Back from Holidays At The Shore Shop Offers Fresh Deals
Post holiday ad promotes best goods and service with price reductions. Highlights include water, ice substitutes, and assorted syrups like lemon squash and berry flavors. Special early sale on bags and new year specials announced with jovial shopping language.
Heavy fighting continues between Germany and Poland
Over a distant theatre of World War II style clashes Polish forces and German troops clash near Posen and across several rail hubs. Reports describe Polish infantry ages around 16 to 18 arming for defense as German artillery and cavalry push into Poland while German commands debate occupation and mobilization. The scene shifts to Riga and Tallinn with Allied concerns rising over a potential broader front and French demands at reordering postwar influence.
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Gopenhagen
Early World War II Talks Signal Possible Dutch Surrender
An editorial fragment notes Allies pressuring for surrender and Britain possibly occupying Holland. It mentions a mid December to January shift toward negotiations between Britain and Mussolini era Italy, with key questions of state and occupancy yet to be resolved. The text hints at decisive days to come.
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Deputation to Parliament on Manning and North Coast rail facilities
A deputation from the Manning and North Coast district presented to the Parliament detailing the need for railway improvements. They urged action to support the earriame project and facilities, aiming to secure government attention and funding through the representative Mr. FA and colleagues.
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Gery
Taree
Price
Mla
Far Touaento
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M. Cusack
W. Toneon
Manning and
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A. Totmer
Water 2/0 A Bucket Amid Drought Stricken Route
Travellers in the drought stricken western part of the state pay for water for their horses. Ainulp Wade from Etnaie with the miles and the stock left behind survive by seeking seeds in the dark.
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Siete
Drympelle
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