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Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 09, 1921
Page
1
The Northern New State drive attracts widespread support across towns and leagues. Enthusiasts form regional groups while many areas debate joining, despite scepticism last year. The movement relies on a core few to organize education and outreach as key centres consider whether to adopt New State status.
Debates across streets and trains show strong appeal for a New State, overshadowing Mud State party politics. Voters shift from Labor and other parties, while newspapers in the North largely ignore the agitation. Opposition centers on Sydney agencies and affluent sleepers, but their numbers appear small.
There is no stopping the New State movement. The agitation will soon bring rural wag development to a head and force government to mend systems. The progress of the law has been phenomenal and another year may see completion of the New States idea, reshaping politics across Australia per Northern franklyn Lertuder.
A Millthorpe grower, Mr. W O Mead, erects a jam plant to turn surplus fruit into profits. He plans to pulp apples and produce preserves, improving returns over sending fruit to Sydney and inspiring broader adoption in the district.
The Minister for Agriculture faces pressure over the irrigation scheme in the LentSen area with concerns about capital costs and staff cuts. A commission suggests possible factory closures and a shift to cooperation with private firms to manage costs and responsibilities. The area’s capital cost reached £590,602 by the end of the year, with talks continuing at the appointed offices.
Me Wrenford Matthews argues in Agricultural Gazette that coast sheep raising cannot replace established farming. He urges careful observation to detect unseen diseases and warns that sheep require high pasture, light soil, and short grasses.
A report on Anatratia's forthcoming capital expansion details a looming influx of millions of new capital as Sir Joseph fook and the Chubby Anatratian Co. Limited unveil plans. The Bureau of Commerce notes over twenty two new enterprises and expansions aimed at boosting employment and industry growth.
Fragmented lines mention an aggregate capital and a main hit, with scattered phrases about Europe, the Whale of the Empire, and Peo Reekmine. The text references fear, tests, and indented agriculture, but clarity is low and most names and places are unreadable.
A scathing Board of Health report on Moree cites typhoid outbreak linked to inadequate precautions and insanitary conditions. Dr Sackling urges a qualified sanitary inspector and possible inoculation if outbreaks persist, calling the town’s neglect a grave responsibility and a danger to the public.
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