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Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 25, 1952
Page
1
Local discussions center on a Gloucester dairy factory, with Mr Dowling defending quality and farmer interests. Proponents cite cream production figures, contracts, and potential regional benefits while opponents fear loss of dairy identity and impacts on milk supply.
A mid-century debate on wage and production costs in Australia references the textile and manufacturing sectors. Officials warn of inflation, urging policy shifts as businesses face higher payrolls and overheads. The Director of the Chamber of Manufacturers of NSW advocates strong action to align domestic prices with imported goods.
A clipped, error-laden report describes parents pushing for easier school commutes and better pickup arrangements at a local primary. It notes concern from guardians to the education department, mentions Bowman Wurm and Raw iwc arm, and references a gathering about the PRL’s stance and potential unit action.
A garbled report records payments and expenses related to dog trappers. It mentions wages totals, travel costs, and various figures, though the text is largely incomprehensible. The scattered data reference hunters, boards, and a “most successful” entry, but precise meanings are unclear.
The Iota BS Board Secretary reports a General Fund balance of £2 6s 9d at year end. Expenses average about £60 per month and February next year may reduce reserves. Legal action to recover unpaid amounts will be taken if not paid soon. The fund is being built from reserve movements and upkeep costs. Mr Laurie of Rawdon Vale now serves as permit officer for the board.
A 1930s farming note describes Evermore Guernseys selling to Victoria buyers with interest in semen, yearling returns, and top showing accolades. Averett’s herd sold at auction, praised for quality and efficiency, though one buyer seeks improved herd tagging and documentation.
A garbled report describes a flying fish caught near Clarence River with a wing span of about 108 inches. It mentions a sponge vintor and North Coast waters, with references to water depth, velocity, and a long water glide. The piece remains unclear but notes notable size and unusual flight attributes.
A fragmented mid-winter record from Gloucester discusses June payments and economic notes. It references dairy farming, feeding practices, pasture improvement, and the impact on income, with mentions of butter production and market conditions.
The Wards River Red Cross Branch held its annual meeting on July 30. Reports showed a cost free year with sewing bees and donated items including infant clothing, wash goods, and household fabrics. Officers were re-elected and thanks given to donors and workers for supporting Red Cross activities. The Macleay Chronicle will cease publication after July 30 108% with plant and machinery sold.
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