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Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 17, 1913
Page
6
Church notices list events for May including Calaghan's Creasm Tigrah and Manning at 115 wien, 50 Pastor Harper. Copeland Ayn Partington Genceater Rev Henry W Rogers Wing ham Parish May 29th Wednesday 7 p.m. Westwood p.m.
A public demonstration on Mr. O B Baker’s farm near Covamla, under the Coramba Agricultural Society, showed ensilage methods using maize on five acres. Mr. Marks explained stack construction, derrick handling, and weather effects on timing, noting the need to store fodder to support dairy stock in coastal conditions.
Readable line fragments describe church related matter involving Methodist Church Australia and individuals named Barrington Salt. The text appears as a damaged OCR snippet with unclear context and no verifiable event details.
Invergordon service details indicate 11 am with Rev A G Mackintonh Carter presiding. Congregation advised of arrangements at B pam Carneva and Glicestar locations.
Tenders addressed to the undersigned close at 4 p.m. on the 26th for erecting a wooden church at Gloucester. Plans and specifications may be seen at the local County Home and at the Central Methodist Mission, Newcastle.
A fragmented report describes watches worn as jewelry in early fashion, noting pearls and tiny gems set into cases. An alleged miracle event linked to a Chinese market and a rainfall of grain follows a typhoon’s roof sweep, with local lore cited as the explanation.
A turbulent parliamentary session sees the Speaker handing a summons to representatives amid budget pressures and employment concerns. Remarks reference dog eat dog in Antarctica, with ministers guarding party unity while questions on leadership and tradition linger.
Posthumous plea by Bernice Golden Heinz relatives seeks to erase divorce records. Heinz, called the copper king, married a younger woman after his first wife’s death. She asks to see Fritz again, dies in his arms, and requests her lawyers to lift the necessary proceedings if possible.
The Tur koman horse breed is noted for its lack of mane and thick felt body covering with ears secured by a large felt piece. They forage on barley or chopped straw and receive hour and sheep fat or butter. In India they are fed flour and sugar with butter for stamina. They digest easily but need careful clothing to prevent cold due to their delicate skin.
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