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Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Nov 03, 1942
Page
3
Readable fragments show a local notice or brief about a matter dated in the late 48s era. Names, places, and exact actions are unclear due to garbled text but indicate a civic or community record. No definitive event, date, or parties can be confirmed from the fragments.
Fragmented source text reads unclear, with missing letters and garbled words. No coherent facts or identifiable entities emerge to summarize into a proper news item or notice.
A fragmented OCR note hints at a local policy issue involving a teen and red ink claims. It references obligations, a council meeting, and possible penalties or oversight actions. The readable fragments point to a budgeting or enforcement debate affecting youths and the community.
A fragment from an ancient page shows plea garbled text about a day at E4 with references to ger and st sal. Missing context prevents full reconstruction but hints at a ceremonial or legal day.
Gloucester district War Chest Fund reports three year totals of £4465 12s 10d and notes on auditor R B Wilson. A motion cuts the committee to 10, debates quorum, and elects 11 members plus the Shire President. Thanks to Newton Sheldon and the Ladies Auxiliary are recorded.
War Chest Fund totals from various collectors reach 49 pounds 2 shillings 1p to date. Alfred Parish and others report Xmas Hampers, euchre party, sale tickets, and street stall proceeds contributing to the fund.
Additional details may be obtained from the Health Inspector. The note directs the public to contact the Health Inspector for more information and guidance.
The Assurance and Thrift Association Limited plans to issue after one month a replacement policy in lieu of Policy No. 2924 on the life of William Henry Crowfoot. The notice is dated Sydney 3 November 1942.
An urgent notice seeks to lease a grazing property capable of carrying 200 to 300 head cattle. A comfortable homestead is preferred. Forward particulars to Edwards & Kester ton, Chartered Accounts, 14 Spring Street, Sydney.
All local men and women serving with the Naval Military and Air Forces who may be in Gloucester on Thursday 5 November are requested to assemble with the Parade at Gloucester Park on that day at 9 30 a.m. Signed E I Moore Shire President.
Weather unsettled and crowds prompt shift of Morning Tea to Gloucester School of Arts at 11 o clock from the Kiosk. Picnic Luncheon at Faulkland moved to 1 o clock at Gloucester School of Arts due to weather and petrol shortage. I Moore, Shire President.
Gloucester Shire Yards will sell cattle listed by sparke Pty ltd. R A Grant 40 Devon bullocks 3/4 year olds on G McDonald 40 Hereford bullocks 3 years. W D Wood 30 Devon Cross bulls 3 years. I Livermore 25 Speyed Hereford heifers 21/2 years. E A Gresham 12 beefy dairy cows and springers 25 Jersey heifers 12 to 18 months. L C Attwater 1 Pedigree Jersey bull 2 years. Owners and mixed cattle. Some stock not mustered due to weather but will be offered later.
Dairy farmers are informed that dairy registrations must be renewed at Gloucester Police Station by November 15, 1942. This urgent notice urges prompt action. Also included are household hints on wine stain removal with boiling milk, and a tip to prevent custard from becoming watery by warming milk before adding sugar and eggs.
When such a man as Mr F A McIntosh the well known Ayrshire breeder of Berry says I can safely recommend it to any stud breeder or dairyman you can depend upon the Dangar G with the new orb Milking action being superior to any other Milker made Full particulars from Brian Carolan local agent for Dangar Gedye Malloch Ltd
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