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Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Oct 17, 1941
Page
1
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A persuasive note promotes buying advertised goods as a reliable standard. It argues advertised brands, local or national, uphold quality through reputation and consistent performance, urging readers to favor these goods for ethical and economic reasons. The Local Paper for Advertisers offers this standard.
An Advocate notice proclaims the paper is the sole guaranteed route to reach about 3000 readers in the Gloucester District and promote goods and services, arguing other methods reach only a tiny purchasing public.
The Gloucester Shire Council meets for November with notes on a public blackout plan, wardens, and staff changes. Deputy Warden Le Quesne named as Deard prepares to depart, while discussions cover butter factory waste treatment, highway overspend, copper piping, Pitlochry School sanitation, and gate and fencing issues. The council also debates fire brigade viability, compensation policy, postal voting, road line work, and land resumptions.
The council outlined procedures for December shire elections with polling and presiding officers, debated postal voting, and considered costs of polling across the shire. It also urged timber trucks to use the stock route to avoid town streets amid ongoing traffic and safety concerns.
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