Obituary of Mrs Sarah Jane Weismantel of Stroud District
Mrs Sarah Jane Weismantel died January 4 at 82, a pioneer of Stroud District. Born Callaghan, she raised a large family, ran a vineyard era with husband Sebastian, and aided neighbors in sickness. Funeral at Stroud Catholic Church and burial in Stroud Cemetery, Rev. Father Brennan presiding.
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Sarah Jane Weismantel
Stroud
Kara
John
Maria Calaghan
Johnson's Creek
Richard Weldmantel
Perth
Sarah Jane Callaghan
Sebastian
Richard
Wuaban
Wels- Tantel
Gloucester
Barrington
Copeland
Butalidelah
Ley
Weisemantel
Richard i Lidcombe
Fiogie
Father Brennen
Dunper
Cherch Atl
Winter Butter Shortage Expected Next Winter
Noreo Co op chairman Sir B McRae says drought will produce a certain butter shortage next winter. New South Wales borrows from Victoria as Victoria exceeds its own needs. NSW production peaked in November and is now falling while supplies to NSW rise. drought makes Tasques transport unlikely. The latest survey suggests a deficiency around 6000 tons with output in December 1950 less than half that of December 1949.
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Noreo Co Op
B. McRae
New South Wales
Vietoria
Uiat
McRae
Sands Breaks With Maguire Over Manager Split
Empire middleweight was to fight Ben Toohey in Melbourne January 25 with Clem Sands as manager. Dave Sands announced he severed ties with Tom Maguire and will be guided by his brother Clem, who will accompany him to Melbourne and to England later this year.
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Empire
Dave Sands
Tom Maguire
Sands
Clem
Melbourne
Ben Toohey
England
Kates
Yen Sands
Bragules
Mac
Advocate for All Classes of Job Printing
The Advocate outlines support for diverse printing needs across all classes of work. It emphasizes quality, efficiency, and accessibility in printing services for businesses and individuals.
New Engineer Appointed To Manning Shire
Mr. Leo D F Grier was appointed Engineer of Manning Shire Council after 17 applications. He brings 20 years with the Main Roads Board and experience in post war projects in Macleay Shire and Gloucester Shire Council. Rotary leader and former Engineer Officer with 2/7 Field Company 98th Pwy, he aims to drive progress as a constructional authority.
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Leo D. F. Grier
Amlle
Auet
Manning Shire
Moening
H. A. Webb
Vallorie Shire
Inverell
Geer
Main Reade Board
Department of
Main Ronda
Macleay Shire
Gloucester Shire Council
Field Company
98Th Pvy
Gloucester Rotary Club
Geer Weld
Manningshire
Jordan
Lonthin Dairy Show Winners Named at London Show
Murray Bridge Factory of Measra R J Finlayson Ltd won the British Dairy Farmers Association Challenge Cups for both salted and unsalted butter at the London Dairy Show.
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Lonthin
Murray Bridge
B.A
Measra
R. J. Finlayson Ltd
British Dairy Farmers’ Association
London
What's Behind The Name Of Your Newspaper
Analyzes why newspaper titles vary and trace their origins from The London Times to local Australian papers. Discusses distribution influenced names like Post and Mail, watchdog and guardian motifs, mythic ties to Mercury or Argus, and regional examples such as Murray Pioneer and Barrier Minor.
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Examiner
Guardian
Herald
Argus
Australia
Times
The
London Times
Britain
the Times
London
Newspape
Advocate
Ourfer
Express
Dispatch
Telegraph
Stevenson
Chronicle
Register
Recorder
Review
Gazette
Mirror
Echo
Observer
Spectator
Witness
Watch
Sentinel
Tribune
Eves
Advertier
Mercury
Mercurius
Cryer
Comit Lowna
Clarion
Standard
Banner
Murrayville
Leeton
Murrumbidgee
Murray
Renmark
Mountain Echo
Mont Morgan
Queensland
Dublin
Cork
Paternoster Row
Catherine Street
Strand
Lina
Instatre
Grafters'’ Association
Qutensland Boy Scouts
Lery Association
Lemp
Mu Ansoriation
Ashoya
Battlers’ Gazette
Jewlers' Watch
Unclear historical journal title hints in queried text
The fragmentary OCR mentions "Australian Anglers' Record" and "Piscatorial and Jame Review" with a joking note on a proposed journal name "Straight From The Cow's month" by Dacrymen's son. Entities include uncited journals and a fisherman's subscription context.
Citizens seek town improvements and parking relief
Letters urge filling potholes on Queen Street in front of the post office and Gloucester Hotel and propose using vacant Denison Street plots for parking to ease congestion. They advocate marking the fire station with clear branding to prevent parking there and warn that a blocked truck could delay a major blaze.
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Queen Street
Fost
Gloucester Hotel
Shire
Church St
Church Street
Denison Street
Soldiers’ Club
Dombkins
Alec
King Street
Campbell's
Nightwatchman
Chamber of Commerce
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H. R. Duff
Forster - Gloucester Bus Service
Modern Transportation
Forster
Tuncurry
Failford
Nabiac
Dykes' Crossing
Krambach
Belbora
Sydney
Ring Forster
McCullagh
Thomas Cowan & CO
Street & Parish Pty. Ltd
Duddin
Creek Reserve
Boolaroo
Burley
U. A. Burley
A.amle
Gloucester 100
York Motors Pty. Ltd
Morris & Chrysler-Plymouth
Morris & Fargo Trucks & Utilities
Howard Rotary Hoe
Nuffield
Meter Lloyd Pty. Ltd
Wolseley, Riley & M.G
Lloyds of London Insurances
Car Insurance and Road Service
Bacon & Sons
Dungeg and
Comtomers
Hunter Street
Newcastle
J. Bennett
Radio and Sporla
David Brown
Gleeson
Wingham
Lessly Rye
Maguire
Lefield
Sanda
Macleay Argus
I R. L. ©. Dordansis
Chaim
Qoay ‘Ae
Fea
Alerfron
Electrolux
Wm. Poppenhagen
Forst
J. J. Edstein & Sons Monumental Masons
Raymand Terrace
Manning Street
Taree
Len Monro
Wales
Bank OF
First Bank
Austr
CIA
Blitz
G.M.C
CHEV
FORD
J. Brown & Sons
Boulevarde
Raileay
ALC
HE. Lloyd Somerlad
N.S.W. Country Press Association
Bebarfalds
Axminster
Thorn Street
Gloucester Advocate
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