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Gloucester Advocate

Location

Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Jan 22, 1943

Page

4

Senders of Letters to Prisoners of War

A wartime notice warns letter senders about failing to follow Red Cross regulations for 2500 daily letters. It emphasizes including the prisoner’s internment country and unit where required, listing proper phrasing for Australian, British, Polish, and other nationalities, and mandating sender details on both envelope and letter. It also notes that photographs are banned for Japanese prisoners and that camp addresses should be noted as soon as known.

Letter Department of the Red Cross Germany Italy Malaya Amboina Europe

Triennial Australia Dairy Board Elections Arrangements

Arrangements are made for the triennial election of the Australian Dairy Produce Board members representing Producers and Factories to start May 1 1943. Enrolment claim cards available at Butter and Cheese factories for milk or cream suppliers to vote. deadline March 1 1943. Producer nominations require ten enrolled producers by March 15 1943. factory co operatives need three signatories with factory chairmen to lodge by March 15 1943. If contested, voting papers will be mailed to eligible voters.

Australian Dairy Produce Board

The Toast is the Local Press in Young

Mr Viti in the Young Witness warns that country papers face weekly restrictions harming income and threaten closure. He argues the local press sustains community interest and urges businessmen to keep advertising to protect local coverage and goodwill for postwar commerce.

Viti Chuljano Bill McGlivray Blajy Athol C. R. Hammond Young Étfort

Stroud Patriotic Carnival Sets March Event in 1843

Stroud District looks for a grand carnival on March 6 1843 with an elaborate sports program. Bruce Green challenges three men over 50 to a relay around the Oval before a 100 yards race with W D Wood. School children will compete in pillow fights and obstacle races under careful health measures and mothercraft guidance.

Stroud Bruce Green Johnson's Creek W. D. Wood

Avoid Risks During Babyhood Health Note

Health officers in London report fewer young child deaths since the war began. During the first year, risks stem from neglected colds and diseases like whooping cough and diarrhoea from unsuitable or infected food. Unremitting care is essential.

Health Department London

Lucerne grazing tips for productive pastures and mowing

A departmental guide warns against overgrazing lucerne and advises intermittent grazing with rest periods, avoiding wet conditions, and providing natural pasture as a backup. It stresses a yearly mow option to remove debris and boost regrowth, plus careful generator cleaning and fueling practices for NRMA gas operations.

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