Land settlement talk at October Sub-committee meeting
At October meeting of the Sub-committee on land settlement debate explored making Gloucester land available for local settlers. A five member committee was appointed to report on parcels suitable for settlement and to advise hopeful applicants on qualification certificates. The group urged submissions of names for inclusion and set dates for further action including a “Land Settlement Scheme for Settlers.”
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Coruntal
Gloucester
Cervice Nettlers
Merve
J. T. Hicks
D. McRae
Fy Paytly
Visi Big Fey
Nepure
Ovlon
Ali
Fourth Victory Loan Campaign Faces Urgent Subscriptions
Mo Rith Steinbeck leads a district meeting at the Shire Council urging subscriptions to the Fourth Victory Loan. The target is 13,000 with 150 subscribers. council members vow to bolster support across the riding as just under two weeks remain until the quota deadline. Steinbeck is joined by Mr Jordan while local committees coordinate recruitment in their areas.
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Rith Steinbeck
Ghosaster
Tepan
Glouwerter
Clore
Lee Sand Canvon
Steinbeck
Jordan
Real War Loan Committee
Chosing
Shire Courcillors
Campas
Anniversary Ball at Forbesdale marks thirteenth year
Forbesdale held a festive Anniversary Ball to celebrate the 13th anniversary of the Jill there opening. The event featured the Le Nigit Ow’s Dance Band, lively dancing, ample greenery, and a birthday cake won by Mrs. Tom Biggins. Attendees from Gloucester district and Stroud praised the supper and overall success.
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le Nigit
Forbesdale
Mariner Ite
MLC
Uhia
Ty Viktoraia
Gloucester
Stroud
A.B. Smith
Tom Biggins
Zowman Farm
Thie Vente
Doubts on Artificial Insemination Debate Sparks Controversy
A long article in Farming News and North British Agriculturalint cites Sir Albert Howard warning against artificial insemination in plant and animal breeding. It argues that artificial methods may undermine natural reproductive power, urging natural breeding and long term study before widespread adoption.
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Angier
Farming News
North British Agriculturalint
Royal Agricultural Society of Nsw
Albert Howard
Sir Albert
Sir Albert Uiders
Minotline
Nate
Personal notice on a family report from Bulls Brush
Accot dung to information received by Mr and Mrs EW Miffican of Bulls Brush their son Stanley he ln trichied in the troops aceung in Toille his received A seviniy In wry Mr We Brydon treasurer of NSW Ambulance Transport Sei ie Bound in vielted tie.Mannine An bulance Wenneh alalions at lovee ter and Port Macquarie ty Ms 1 port to the Superintendent he states that everything In matinfactory at those branches.
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EW. Miffican
Bulls Brush
Stanley
Aceung
Toille
Wry
We Brydon
Nsw
Mannine
Loveeter
Port Macquarie
Cattle yarded at Sydney market with mixed quality and price declines
Pitt Son and Badgery Ltd report further cattle yardings and price action in medium weights and lighter weights. Sale at Willow Glen shows hillocks to £18 19s with averages around £17 8s. J Binks Metriwra and Winchcombe Carson list steers and bullocks with varied prices. Overall market softer with weights down and lighter stock cheaper, miners and sows also easing.
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Sydney
Pitt, Son and Badgery Ltd
Willow 'Roe
W. R.scott Sm Co
Maree
J. Binks
Metriwra
Winchcombe, Carson Ltd
Church Services Calendar Shows Denominational Gatherings
Gloucester churches including Church of England H. C. Barrington Hall Heathertale and Gloucester times note multiple services with Rev. J Wardre James Rev. N Lynford Smith and others. Congregational Rockville Craven Creek Copeland Upper Barrington schedule listed. Due to Annual Assembly October 2–6 no services on Sunday October 20.
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Churchy of England
Gloucester
A.m
Bowman Farm
Waulkluory
Harrie
Stratford
Bucca
Warnken
N. Lynford Smith
Methodiat Order of Entents
Congregational
Rockovel
Craven Creek
Copeland
Upper Barrintgon
Stratford Rodeo Draws World Champion Action
Stratford's bid draws steady interest as the rodeo fields gather for Saturday events. The secretary reports numerous competitors including Harold Desves, renowned woodchopping champion, who plans to attend with Australian participants. Attendees will witness the world champion in action.
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Btratford
Stratford
Harold Desves
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