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Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 27, 1953
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR item mentions Forster and Gloucester trains with times 745 am and 780 pm, referencing a meeting with Sydney train. Includes garbled names and phrases about a driver and proprietor Ming. No coherent event or clear entities beyond places and times.
Report describes a Melbourne demonstration of the Spaceman advanced car with a spacious interior, panoramic view, and a large 780 engine output. It highlights improved petrol consumption, redesigned body, turning radius, and comfort features.
The article emphasizes clean water for cows and milking areas, warning that contaminated water or dirty troughs lead to germ-laden pools and milk contamination. It urges frequent washing, using proper water and cloth, and removing decayed matter to prevent health risks in dairy operations.
Report on Tuesday's Sydney auctions notes strong demand for digs and various meat lots. Prices cited include heavy baconers at 15 shillings per pound and prime heavy pork at 10 to 15 shillings, with lighter weights around 50 shillings per hundredweight.
The Marketing and Agriculture Economies Division of the Department of Agriculture designs books for farmers. These records cover farm production, feeding, and market analysis to help manage poultry, dairy, and crop operations. The free option assists small farmers with basic record keeping and accounting for the year.
Hyward the Allied Army Director of Recruiting says services rewired a plan to recruit a large number of personnel for the navy army and air force. Since the recruiting rampage thousands are expected to enlist and fill ranks. The navy accepted 14008 army 243 for the air force and 0062 of the total new Bout Walls data contributed to the effort.
A Department of Agriculture cereal specialist clarifies hay weight units across English measures. He explains old hay weighed 80 lb per truss and new hay 60, with a ton of new hay weighing 19 hundredweight. The discussion covers varying materials and inconsistent old terminology.
Report from 1940s Taree area details mobilization and posting plans for local Army units. Mentions Captain Bruce Mes and the 2nd Army division, with references to camp arrangements, transport, and inquiries for postings as personnel join the new postings.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a store market and various unclear terms. Readable items mention a market, cattle, imaging, and dates with scattered numbers. The text lacks coherent events or identifiable names to form a clear news item.
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