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Gloucester Advocate

Location

Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Jan 12, 1951

Page

6

Gloucester Shire Council to Review Upper Avon Road Repairs

Council officials discussed the bad condition of Upper Avon Road damaged by flood waters and the need for pipe culverts and gravelling. The Engineer was to assess on return from holidays, with Works Committee and residents noting extensive wet weather damage and funding options for immediate and long term repairs before the February meeting.

Bamback Upper Avon Road Wolidius Bowen Closroel Cr. Livermore Mand Dr. Livermore F Keegan Stratford Bowen's Livermore Prat Ellie Wenham Cox's

Death of Miss L M Cowan at 51 in Taree

Miss Mary Lucy Cowan, long tied to the Northern Champion, died December 28 at Keoyong Flats after a 53 year association with the paper. Born on Oxley Island, she grew up at Orange Grove and joined Champion in 1918, later becoming proprietress before illness forced retirement. Her brother David Cowan founded the law firm that shaped local commerce.

Mary Lucy Cowan Champion Taree Cowan David Cowan Peper Pasacil Nell Davidson Misa Cowan Mayo Hospital Mayo Ah Wos Macaonic Hospital Ashfield Keoyong Flats Oxley Island Orange Grove Ball L. M. Boureville Gloucester A. E. Bowle Constante Boureville Mary O'Hearn Craven Kim Jim Beureville

Weathered English resolve praised by Mary Aye Young

Mary Aye Young on the BBC English Half Hour for the Fer Beat extols English endurance. She says steady qualities, not brilliance, sustain a nation through storms, valuing solid worth and resilience over flash. The speaker emphasizes a long history of weathering crises and emerging intact.

Mary Aye Young BBC

Trends in Trends The Rural Bank and Wine Trade Analysis

Trends reviews the Rural Bank's new publication and its departure from formal economic data. It discusses wine production under tithes and calls for larger beverage wine output, noting the Austin Van wine industry and the global market. It also highlights bran and pollard in poultry and flour sectors, shifts in wheat and flour prices, and Australia’s reduced world market share. The feature ends with three pages of scenic photos and captions on “This Business of Life” in a broad enterprise context.

Ise St. Paul America Australia

Sydney pig values report from Last Tuesday markets

Sydney Pig values report from Sydney factions shows 1,570 pigs sold. Prices largely steady with prime heavy backletters at 25 pounds per head, medium weights around 14 pounds, lighter pigs at 12 to 15 pounds, prime heavy porkers up to 800 pounds and lighter to roughly 12 to 13 pounds per head. Carried by Finem Winchcombe Carson Ltd with fluctuating rates and a largely unchanged market.

Sydney Winchcombe, Carson Ltd

How Milk Let Down Works In Udder Anatomy

Detailed explanation of udder structure and milk secretion. Each quarter forms grapes like secreting tissue, ducts lead to the cistern and teat canal. Let down is triggered by reflex stimulation when calf suckles or milking begins, due to nerve signals and a blood substance causing muscle contraction to push milk out.

Estate for Charity Leaves Large Bequest in New Jersey

Julius Rippel a News ark financier dies December leaving virtually all his estate to charity. Foundation to fund hospitals cancer and heart disease research and care for the blind. Dolly Bulley of Delley’s Flat involved. a train witness places a woman wandering near the line about three miles from Wingham.

Julius Rippel Newsark New Jersey Dolly Bulley Delley Wingham

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