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Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Nov 17, 1950
Page
3
A fragmented history of London pubs and taverns detailing famed houses like The Bull and Bush and The Crown, with notes on how taverns evolved into social hubs. Mentions aging customs, famous patrons, and historic regulations shaping licensed inns across centuries.
The case of Thomas George Fogarty arose in juvenile court where McGuigan, AM, said the only penalty for playing an illegal game was a fine. Fogarty pleaded not guilty to playing Crown and Anchor at the juvenile showground. The judge noted the weather prevented further action and set a two hour detention if found guilty, with comments on prior behavior. Others, including Reichert and notices of prices at local sales, were mentioned in passing.
In a fragmentary recap a community pageant event is hinted with a mix of characters such as Craven Fisieau and Mrs J Phillipe. The text mentions a town gathering on a Friday night and a public service group planning costumes and a bird parade. The remainder is garbled and uncertain.
The minister announces the creation of the Park Destruction Authority to oversee conservation and protection efforts. Key figures include RJ Smith as chief mouthpiece and regional officials detailing responsibilities, funding, and governance structure amid debate over land use and protective measures.
A garbled report discusses ministers in the Legislative Assembly and government supporters blaming accuracy issues on a country tone. It claims freight increases by railways would raise prices, with references to farmers, rural interests, and socialised banking, noting long-term effects on rural goods and supplies.
Nominations for the three seats in B Riding closed Friday with nineteen candidates. No nominations were received for the three seats. The sitting MLA, Tordon, will contest Riding B amid expectations of a tight race.
Amid garbled text a note on mastitis and cow health references treatment, germ concerns, and dairy herd management. The fragment mentions Abie germs, care practices, and prompting better attention to udder health during milking and care routines.
The item notes a dispute over job printing practices at Ata, detailing the classes of printing work advocated and opposing viewpoints within the local trades. It highlights competing methods and the potential impact on printers and clients in the community.
Report on a road incident with a car strike causing nine injuries and fatalities. Authorities cite speed and inattentive driving as factors. Emergency crews responded, treating victims at the scene and transporting them to hospitals. Police urge caution and adherence to road safety rules.
Puzzle content mixes foreign words and unreadable segments with scattered numbers. It appears to be a damaged crossword page fragment from the Gloucester Advocate, showing clues and grid references with inconsistent lettering and stray letters.
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