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Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 26, 1951
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR notes report two men treated by Paccamad Belorga medics. A baby son from Dw ye imedicine mame himself died during the burial of Chretien, with unclear details and names.
A report describes a Methodist Church mission tour in New South Wales featuring Arnaud Las and Rev. W. E. Smith. It notes a rural school visit, a Bible translation effort funded by the Society, and a collection of £5 8s for missionary work. It includes remarks on Aboriginal education and counting systems, with historical context on local church activities.
Farmers cite last year’s rain record as poor for dairy operations. Weather experts say dry spells boosted fodder prices and reduced pasture growth, prompting warnings that continued drought could raise costs and reduce milk output.
Reports from supervisor Lathom and the Dairy project team detail paddock submissions and water applications for Rock farms. Demonstrations show 48 cows in one trial achieving higher milk per cow in subdivided areas, with 18 original cows still producing in open range sections. The initiative, linked to pasture improvement, has influenced many farmers in Byrn Bas and beyond, tallying adoption by around 60 farmers and reporting to the Department of Agriculture.
Classified blurb touts sanding and leveling services for floor landings to prevent damage to rugs and carpets. Includes an unclear contact line referencing Thornton and a street name.
In a speech linked to ongoing drought concerns, Mr Graken urges primary producers in Australia to conserve fodder and boost domestic supply. He warns of rising shortages and stresses coordinated action to support live stock and agricultural labor. He calls for resilient policy and national effort to secure feed and sustain farming communities.
William Que Higes aged 89, a long serving member of the first Federal Parliament, died at Kew Melbourne. He served in the House of Representatives and was the lone remaining member of the first party. his career included time as a senator candidate before defeat in 1908.
Amid a murky regional discourse, the Aurelian Agri ministry debates alien veterinary registrations in NSW with notable figures from the NSW Veterinary School and Shreveport ties. Critics urge reforms while officials cite national standards and client service relocations as key factors shaping practice permissions for foreign graduates.
Fragmented report shows Manning Shire Council debating extending a highway toward the coast. Chairman and councillors discuss road realignment, funding, and the potential cost share for new paving. Local officials push for safer access, but details remain unclear amid garbled wording.
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A partially garbled report notes cattle owners report losses from blackleg in young stock. The piece mentions vaccine standards and discussions of revaccination for cattle vaccinated earlier in the year, with concerns about protection duration and manufacturing quality.
The Stock Inspector Freeman reported cutting and fencing work at Killbakh Reserve and nearby reserves including Umber Scrub CYCLINE and Mount Georges Wing Sant Moorland areas. Repairs and weed control were noted with plans to extend improvements across Wingham and Mount Deere districts during the coming season. The Gloucester Reserves Protection Board met on Friday to discuss these actions.
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