Dairy Returns and Dairying Commentary in Gloucester Letter
Letters to the editor discuss October and December dairy herd returns by Mr Ashworth and Mr Farley, noting milk yields and per cow averages. A pledge to donate if figures are incorrect is offered, alongside comments on dairy economics and rural workers. The piece also lists church and Sunday services in Gloucester and surrounding areas.
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Ashworth
Barcasio
Cortin
Went
Derrymen
Gialake Os
Dolrien
Gloucester
Anie May Wed Arthur Stanley Hughes at Dungog Church
The December 87 1849 wedding at the Methodist Church in Dungog joined Anie May Boooker and Arthur Stanley Hughes. Rev N H Parr officiated as guests, relatives, and friends filled the prettily decorated church. The couple departed for the South Coast after a reception at Secine and Taylor's with about 40 guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dungog
Anie May
Joseph Boooker
Dongog
Arthur Stanley
Ivor F. Hughes
Cosmock
N. Ih
Haddon
Gloueveler
Brooker
Gloucester
Maud
Richard Hughes
Mises A. Brooker
Relva Hughes
Misa Hughes
Broker
Secine and
Taylor's
Welcome visit to Gloucester School of Art for returning soldiers
A welcome visit for returning soldiers was held at the Gloucester School of Art on Thursday. A fuller report will appear in the next issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester School of Arte
Crown Land Valuation Changes Under Local Government Acts
The Local Government Act 2006 alters rating of Crown land used for pastoral or agricultural leases. Unimproved capital value now equals twenty times the previous rent for certain leases, with specific rules for existing tenancies and options to convert to freehold, and an election deadline for rate revaluation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lea
Cornella
Lesane
Mual
Hospital Movement Announces Soldiers Memorial Fund Drive
Attention is drawn to the marlion connection with Mieibauerster Soldiers' Memorial Weepiin to be held for the Shire Hall on Friday evening. The event aims to elect a Vic committee for the ensuing year, and everybody is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mieibauerster
Shire Hall
Vic Committee
Violent Thunder Strikes Suburban Neighborhood
A severe thunderstorm Tuesday swept over Bydeoy suburb, bringing continuous lightning and heavy rain. The storm caused flooding in streets and disrupted daily activity, impacting the suburban area around Leacoso panying.
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Bydeoy Pod
Turin
Marburg Township Name Restored in Queensland
During the war many Queensland township names were changed and Marburg in the Maretan district was moved to Townsembad. The Railway Department under Mr Fihelly plans to revert to the former German name and restore Marburg to the township from January 1, 1070.
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Queensland
Marburg
Maretan Glalrict
Tuwrebend
Bnidah
Kut-el-Amara
Mesopotamia
Railway Department
Fihelly
Queensland Railways
Thev
Ihe
Promising Gold Reef Found at Craven Plateau Claim
Report from Upper Bow man Mevars Albury and Newton states a gold reef on Mr W S Bullicks Craven Plateau property shows a three foot face and about 12 ounces in sight. The find is described as promising with early assays expected.
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Bowman
Mevars
Albury
Newton
W. S Bullick
Craven Plateau
Teeth Found in Sugar Bag Mystery at Forbes
A Porbts woman reports discovering a full set of teeth in a bag of sugar. The teeth do not belong to any house occupant and are believed to be the property of a pocket thief named Sydney. A lover’s reunion and an apparent soldier subplot frame a tangled tale from Sydney to Forbes Central Station.
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Sydney
Forbes Soliton
Forbes
Ceftral Station
Gloucester Police Court January Hearing Summary
In Gloucester Police Court on Wednesday January 14, multiple cases were listed with defendants such as Thewisen Wirwee and Virgen V, all allotted in February. One defendant pleaded guilty and was fined £1 with costs, others faced costs or sentences. Emma McInnes and Hubert Melanes received a prohibition order for 12 months. Hawkers and licensing hours were addressed with Townsend and Townsend licenses granted. Children’s Court case set for hearing was postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma McInies
Hubert Melanes
Price of Meat Sparks Debates on Retail Prices
A garbled 1940s newspaper fragment discusses meat prices rising by about 23 percent and the impact on buyers, butchers, and soldiers. It notes march or weekly price movements, consumer concerns, and potential government intervention while naming various traders and regions in a dense, unclear OCR passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernear Artian
Carcase Butehers
Buen
Cme
Monslay
Wien
Mareki
Init
Marely
Uvermbor
Col Ht
Multer
Eleanlebor
Mery
Disfranchisement of Germans in Local Government Act
Discussion of how German-born or German-sympathizing individuals may be disqualified from voting or office under local government law. Cites authoritative legal advice from the Crown Law Department and references the Local Government Act. Notes fear of alien status affecting citizenship and eligibility for elected positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted
Germany
Gerry
Loral
Awstradia
OTTICIANE WisiT In view of the wide difference
Official note extols Messrs Jack and Mottonall as Fellows of the British Ophthalmic Association and leaders in spectacle making. The tribute praises their high honours and states they are highly regarded for expertise in eyeglass fitting and repair at Bleemas's Pharmacy on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messie Jack & Mottonall
Melina
Tage
Eki
Bleemas
Thessay
Tantary
Mr. Seeman
Price for Took Cere Sparks Market Debate
Reconstruction of a local cattle market sale reveals a price of 24 pounds 10 pence per animal. George Walton, a jockey guardian, reports the buyers to be present at Temrday event with Bullsocks in attendance and the sale price stated as 24 pounds 10 pence.
Local Players Vie To Play Hareington This Saturday
The text lists several players tied to a match against Hareington today with uncertain spellings. Notable names include ROM Karlin, Foreyih, Taylor, Tewnerni, Blreet, Prove, Werida, Lawton, and Ceakford. The event appears set for a Saturday, but many entries are garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tive Dein
Wileehal
Hareington
Salardiy
Rom Karlin
Sr Foreyih
Taylor
B. Tewnerni
B. Blreet
Prove
Frherk
Werida
Lawton
Ceakford
Fragmented Politics Amid Crone Dietrel Debates And Reform Talks
A garbled historical note outlines likely insurance concerns at Truerope, with incipient discussions on tax and industry regulation. It mentions a proposed parliamentary commission, potential annual votes on trait subservience, and anticipated continued debates through the emigration period, touching on government stance and key figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crone Dietrel
Truerope
New
Jeralde
Willy
Conway Celie Prodare
Sori
Breeck Din Tery
Herve Seid
Gunton
Masaeyie Minter
Maize Through The Ages And Modern Experiments
The article surveys maize history from ancient to modern times, noting European influence and early beliefs about corn. It references germination, superstition, and the evolution of farming practices, including scientific advances and government agricultural efforts to aid farmers. The piece cites the Department of Agriculture and officials discussing ongoing trials and reseeding methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americas
Europe
Gehemine
Henrie
Hie Department of Agriculture
Valiabie d. Jorutere
Walter
Syed
A Business Homily and Fragmented Ideals in a Curious Text
A garbled piece blends business language with scattered names and phrases. It references various entities and concepts in a stream like format, hinting at discussions of business, hospitality, law, and personal kindness amidst a mosaic of unclear terms and misrendered words.
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Eawdoe & Lawford
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Gedcal Botioe
Church Street
Oloucester
Hume Street
Aeoolnimart
Cephas
Brittania Hospital
Besis On Greet
Jims
E. J. Farley
W. J. Farley
B. J. Farley
Eagland
H.C
Copeland
Berrington
Mer
H.W. Rogers
Premytemas Ghurok
Barrington Hall
Faulklands
Doucedter
Rew
F. WW
Howie Congregational
Bigsion
Shannon Vale
Weatwood
Bundock
Ctroug Ooethot Baptist Omurch Stratford
Rev. L. Wright
Sroorer
Naws
Cere
Tony Ot Versaillén
Pele Vole
Tiermany Mnilertykey Ty
Poperisian Rodialsekiems
Hae
Bard
Oise
Kaiser
Wil
Wilson
Salielle
America
United Sistee Senate
Aryan
Tebetal
Maret
Marine Engineer
New South Walea
Yiel
South Wales
Elena Han
Gewman Ma
Gloucester Police Court
Thewisen Wirwee
Bimell
Virgen
Canine
Wireee
Prost
Virgoy
Sari
Line Botioe
Anion Mavronatis
Bt Fetvrveary
Dahn Branten
Bidney Emin
Kofendant
Costa
Witnerene
Aanl
Flegeaicl
Crolly
Michard Tefentant
Ciobetubhy Grady Y
Prahd
Prohibition
Hawkers
George Prederick Townsend
Willim James Cmatuw
Minder L. A. Act
Ber
Tikermeson
Mir
Farilanne
Ofticiane Wisit
Trentathy
Ceorge Walaon
Jeval Gurde
Co-operative
Alvin
Aptos Lawl Eiseny
Reeuust Menelidd
Ath Wien
Estes Prisines
Delorsie
Wourt Adsigliwen
Euilieers
June Qillermakers
Byeluy
E. W. Macphereor
Victoria
Jeliether Traumas
Ae Information Megardineg
Abtott & CO
Glourester
Ford Care
Warter Ty Pupehise
PIAS
Bey Eed
Inuel Be Ub Thom Optee Mec
Partieaters
Waranoniy
Anleciethe Cft
Howe
AG Choot, A
Paibacks
Bis
Harland Mie
Lovoerter
ETS’ Memorial Hospital Movement
Seleck
Ae Ko Npr
Seered
Tenden
Camferfobhy Irveny Colaee
Burg Saan Stable
Iueey Fel
Teed Meehard
Listritt
MIS
Hiniaw Mel SN Hawk
Olden
Royal Agricultural Society of Ae Sens MW
Mount St Bis
Cobary
Dreene Weiss
Jeger
Syetey
Sven
Maitland
J. Enright
Norther
North Weatern
North Connd
Honter
Miveriors
Farmern
Thernwyners
Splendid Property
Stratford
Carlton & Trenbath
Hecton Yates
Seth Oy
Heir Ae
Tloucester
Avon Suedivigor
Terna
Sonyoyas
Anstrea
Chapley Piper
Australis
F. E. Pirlevoor
Gomeers
Aleg
Bez Pilon
Leviars
Tad
Doey Mike
Beaton & Melon
Fume St
Severin
Craven Plafon
Sallion
Thouscaler
Gloucester Shire
T. W. Ashworth
MiMiemer
Hig Po
T. W. Abhwoieteivabet
Avon and Barrington Co-Oper
Ative Butter Factory
J. M. Whatten
Seypor
Haldorne
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