Gloucester Shire Council to Day Meeting Sets Last Session
The regular meeting of Gloucester Shire Council was held in Shire Hall. It was the final meeting of the current Council with elections set for December 15. The financial report showed payments from General Local and Trust funds and main roads, all itemized and approved. The Park Committee noted dead trees replaced, and urgent lavatories at the Park were approved for immediate erection, with discussion on timing and works authority.
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Avelins
Higgins
Pigna Barney Road
Ges. Wegins and Tonks
Cornell
Works Committee
White
Reichert
Tadd
Wilson
Craven Plateau Road plan outlined in council meeting
Gr Tonks pressed why tenders could not be called for the project while the President urged the Works and Park Committees to confer, call tenders, and proceed with the work under engineer supervision as Robber objected to starting without oversight. The discussion touched Main Roads Board responses, Lands Department notes, and resumption questions for Bowman Farm Zone with financial and staffing details.
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Gr. Tonks
Cornell
Works’ Committee
Park Committee
Gr Robber
Craven Plateau Road
Boort
Jesus Mids
Bawra
Hin Pudi
Cr. Tonks
Wilson
Hinselene
Gloucester
Stling Cyineil
Lands Department
Aynell
Bowman Farm
Fia
Ilovlt
Mon
Cominton
Rowland Path Hk
Tr. Reichert
Moore
Awicher
Hette Restinplinn
Eselinnien
Pantie
Mule
Dundee
Paritun’s
Commiepee
A. Tal Fordham
Hye Manny
Apsley Gauli
Kooliner Ie
Yformer
Hiel Gouneil
Tonks
Mee Iton
Gouneil
Fragmented OCR read offers scattered facts and errors
A garbled OCR passage discusses seeds yielding oil, licenses and revenue figures, labor unemployment numbers, a long telephone car route, a charge rate, and animal slaughter in the Indies. Many terms are unclear or incorrect, making specifics hard to confirm.
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EL Rra
United States
Nostram Lonnon
Vincouver
Thom
Fast Indies
London Butter Market Exports Decline Amid Global Shifts
Canada to London butter and cheese exports have fallen due to reduced American food demand and Germany’s interception of Siberian and Baltic dairy supplies. The article notes Britain’s manufacturing and shipping activity rising, with New Zealand and Australia as key suppliers. The Australian Egg Marketing Board reports electoral results for three board members and outlines forthcoming regulations, while Queensland butter payments are explained under the 1920 dairy act.
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London
Canada
America
Germany
Siberia
Baltic States
Great Britain
Baller
Creal Deda
New Zealand
Australia
EGG Marketing Board
Vatine Waa
Mes
A. G. Groake
Tahmoor
G. Tintson
Thornleigh
C. N. Mann
Fardingfordy
Exter
Sydney
Arlalians
Electric Fan Cost and Running Details in Historic Note
Fragmentary OCR shows a cost claim of 2d AQ or 10in¢ HE and that an electric fan can run for 8 fours. The surrounding text is garbled with names and phrases, offering no clear event or person beyond the fan reference.
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Wunderlich Limited Manufacturers Co, Baptist and
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C. J. Beaton