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Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Oct 07, 1952
Page
1
Fragmentary report notes authority granted for department staff to complete repairs and supply materials. Text is damaged and ambiguous about timing and specific work. Names like Mr Heffron appear. context suggests a municipal or organizational maintenance item with unspecified completion date.
A Tasnworth beef fair, the third Dalgett's sale, lists about ten registered bulls and females. Notable progeny include Flashiiebt, Town Neleca, Play Boy sold to 370 gna, with entries from Imp horses and other named stock such as Bound's Quest and Astwood, Marlow Cupid.
The article urges citizens to take advantage of chest x rays to detect tuberculosis early. It describes a simple method with a two step platform setup and careful positioning to obtain a clear image. Early detection through x ray can reveal signs of TB not always visible in physical exams or urethroscopic tests.
A fragment notes Mr Moore stating real wages for adult males, with figures allegedly supplied by the Government Battin, though the text is incomplete and unclear.
Forestry officials warn Lower North Coast landholders of strict burning rules amid a severe fire season. A written notice of intention to light a fire must be given 24 hours beforehand, and fires must be fully contained with a clear 15 foot radius free of inflammables. Containers and cooking fires require approved setup by the local council, with penalties up to 17 imprisonment days for noncompliance.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a association proposing to construct new courts and protect existing ones, with references to a bowling sub committee and ported by a group. The text mentions a center and two courts, suggesting upcoming facility improvements or expansion. Named entities are unclear due to garbled source.
The NW Housewives Association seeks support to enforce wrapping laws governing food. The group cites widespread practice in NSW shops of wrapping many items, urging regulatory action to standardize packaging.
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