Gloucester Branch Ponders Anthrax Awareness and Branch Growth
The Gloucester Branch of the Mary Producers Union held a meeting focusing on handling specimens from mysteriously dying animals, improving anthrax publicity, and suggesting more branches in Heatherdale Tugrabakh. Delegates were tentatively increased. attendance was noted as poor. protests were planned against yard dues and Newcastle Abattoirs restrictions. calls were made to allow stock inspectors to perform testing when no qualified officer is available.
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Gloucester
Arch McRae
Veterinary Department
Department of Agroculture
H. Muddle
M. Newton
Archinal
J. D. Parish
Heatherdale
Muddle
Tugrabakh
D. Boorer
McRae
U.A. Es
Sydney
Newcastle
Central Executive
Shird Council
Boorer
Messrs. Stanton
King
Archital
Bowman Farm
Parish
Department of Agriculture
Department
P.P
A Man of Tongues Language Expert in Love and Wrath
A railway worker once in the London Midland and Scottish carriage and wagon department, Leeds, now in the Continental Office at St Pancras, Mr H E Robinson speaks French, German and Italian and has working knowledge of many languages. His ability to use languages for romance or anger remains a humorous problem.
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H. E. Robinson
London Midland and Scottish Carriage and Wagon Department
Leeds
St. Pancras
Robinson
Copper coin life and diphtheria impact notes
The text states that a copper used for bronze coinage has an average life of about forty years. It also notes that diphtheria attacks 10 percent of children born each year before they reach age 15.
The Health of the Pre School Child and Its Needs
A Health Department feature discusses infant mortality versus school age health, urges parental guidance and adherence to mothercraft, and calls for collective action. It stresses early factors from conception through preschool years, the teeth issue, and the need for Baby Health Centers and collaborative care to improve national health records.
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Times
Health Department
Cmmse
Butter price plan to take effect in four Australian states
The Federal Dairy Produce Equalisation Act will be proclaimed today affecting Victoria New South Wales Queensland and Tasmania. wholesale butter prices rise to 140s per cwt an increase of 14s per cwt in New South Wales and similar rises in Queensland. Melbourne sees a 14s rise per cwt. Domestic sales fixed at 45 percent export 55 percent of production. Cheese may join from July and Western Australia unlikely to pass an Act. Since January 1 1926 the Paterson plan cost £19 million in benefits.
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Dairy Produce Control Act
Victoria
New South Wales
Queensland
Tasmania
Common Wealth Dairy Produce Equalisation Committee, Ltd
Australia
Melbourne
South Australia
Western Australia
Pigeons in Morayshire woods die of diphtheria post mortem
A recent post mortem reports two thousand pigeons in the Morayshire woods died from diphtheria. The notice then shifts to age in marriage, citing that in England in 1932 eight six persons over 60 wed. One groom was over ninety.
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Morayshire Woods
England
Copeland Hosts Taree Tennis Team For Two Matches
A six player Copeland side visited Taree on 25th inst for two afternoon and night matches. Taree won six sets to four with 41 games to 33. Despite losses several Copeland players showed below form while J Wellard B Coomber led the local effort. The visiting squad were entertained at the Royal Hotel by Mr H W Cowan.
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Copeland
Taree
Ta Ee
M.R.D
J. Wellard
B. Coomberry
Milligan
E. Murray
B. Merchant
F. Easton
Forward
G. Cox
F. Taylor
B. Marsh
F. C
Noakes
R. Powys
Wellard
Coomber
Cox
Taylor
Marsh
Lyndon
EB. Smith
F Taylor
J. Sant
S. Morgan
Smith
Merchant
Easton
Hinton
Humphries
Marga
Sant
Royal Hotel
H.W. Cowan
Mesdamas E. Barrett
R. Pankhurat
Timea
Wireless installed in thirty thousand English homes
An expert claims wireless access reaches about 30 000 licensed houses in England while noting that only four percent of British brains are fit to rank as first class.
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England
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Garner
P.O. Box
Gloucester Hotel
F. M. Smith
A. J. White
Gloucester Electric Supply Company
ROR ST
Gloucestep
Mary Producers’ Union
Tongues
Spernking
Leige Arms Dbl
Leige Arms
D.B.B.L
Masserell
Hammertess
D.B.B
Bayard D.bb
Hanmer
G. B. Bonehill D
B. Bonehill
Leige Arms DB
B.L
Johnson S.bb.l
S.bb.l
Jarrott‘s
Musical Supplies & Service
Royal Visit
FISK
Barrington
Dargaville
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