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Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 17, 1945
Page
4
Fragmented OCR describes a public notices style discussion of clothing distribution and restrictions. Mentions We Veited Nas, Redletant Fetabilitation Act, Wak deviantated, Kent LANCCOR, Gloucester Collections. Calls for public reply affecting billions of citizens and local officials.
KMAMBACH STOCK SALES reports a midweek market with prime steers and heifers trading at lower rates than the previous day. Notable lots include Bullocks from W H Lynch at 19 shillings 3 pence and several entries around 10 shillings to 20 shillings per hundredweight, with names like Conant, Jere, Jim Lee, and Schnelder Brow appearing in the sale ledger.
Gloucester Baby Health Centre notes for the past month from Director General of Public Health Dr E Sydney Morrin. Highlights include new births registered at the centre, maternal visits, and attendance figures by age group and overall average daily attendance.
In 194, G. Duttus ananiger of Brang station conducted an experiment to store eggs. He placed newly laid eggs in a Dak rack with thick ends up, testing long-term freshness. On April 15 the journal reported a similar attempt showing eggs remained fresh and in excellent condition, arguing curing by median need not apply for long storage.
The Minister of Agriculture Mr. Graham announces a special draw to recruit Licadienne cows for spring proofing and the Herd Recording Scheme aims to boost dairying. About 3100,000 cows already under test. government hopes to raise efficiency and provide expert guidance to dairymen.
The Army Inventions Directorate and the Victorian State Rivers and Water Supply Commission announced progress toward building a prototype digging device to clear irrigation channels. The design features a craw cutter and elevating conveyor to move loosened sand, with a projected prototype cost around £4100 funded by the Army Inventions Directorate.
The New South Wales Division of the Australian Comforts Fund plans to spend £800000 this year to uplift service personnel with more front line picture shows wireless nets recreation huts books cigarettes razors and other comforts. A big motor donation drives 2.5 Perigos to 48,000 7000 and £20000, inviting friends of the troops to donate through the Art Union with a chance to win prizes.
The Upper Maciony program held a Wednesday night gathering led by Mr R.8 Vincent M L A. The discussion decried poor telephone facilities for Ampenkor and called for full electric telephones. The Postal Department reported £11,000,000 profit and $20,000,000 revenue, with profits to Consolidated. The meeting urged greater telephonic facilities and capital to build rural networks. A revolution was urged to improve rural communications and infrastructure nationwide.
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