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Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Oct 20, 1950
Page
2
A garbled OCR passage references a police case, a sergeant, and investigations following a disturbance. It mentions a meeting and possible questioning, with scattered phrases about wetting fire and liability. The text is partially unreadable but implies official inquiry and temporary actions by authorities.
Fragmentary item lists names and places including Webster, GLILCESTER, DIDO and NOVEM 30. It references a travel window from Maan to 6 Jy and a Cominetiat Hotel Apartment, with unclear actions or outcomes.
Rural leaders and dairy interests gather to hear plans for rest centres and government aid. Shire President Coline and J Han non discuss rainfall impacts and the proposed subsidies. Farmers voice concerns over winter milk prices and seek reliable pricing to aid recovery after severe summer wet spells.
Fragmentary notice names multiple individuals and households with congratulations and private events. Mentions Garrington, Roma Private Hospital, Stroud, and private hospital celebrations. Unclear dates and roles. text is garbled and includes numerous misread words.
The article describes a juvenile chess event with numerous participants and placeholders for names. It notes winners and the spread of ages among players, referencing local figures and families. The piece emphasizes communal involvement and the lively, informal tone of the gathering.
A draft proclamation discusses designating an area south of Philip Street as a residential district under local government powers. It details prohibitions on trades, industrial activity, and public amusements, with limits on erection of signage and advertising structures, and requires ministerial notice and public objection periods before final enactment. The summary notes potential expansion of land use rules and the role of a sub-committee in reviewing proposals for the proclamation.
The event showcased band members in new uniforms impressing attendees. Performances featured dance routines and spirited displays, with awards and prizes announced. Key participants included Le Evin, Bie, BL AE, and Me een oe, while event organizers highlighted community support and donations.
The record shows wage payments and factory payroll notes with figures for September including a total around £12.05 for a month and a dispatched amount near 418,580 units. It references a 378 ton capacity and a 80 ton rate, noting comparisons to prior months and a dividend acknowledgment.
The meeting featured Mr Alan Crowfoot speaking on Mosquito Day and related topics. Local Secretary Cat announced an upcoming talk by Prof. EANin and a planned gathering with Debating Team, stressing community interest and attendance for the Tuesday evening event.
Readable fragments show recruiting officials planning to arrange well known entertainment tours for a nationwide recruitment drive. Mentions of a deputy director and a week long program, with references to northern Wales and various parties. Notes cobalt deficiency in animals raises questions about cobalt in feed and copper in lichens.
A Sydney notice from MAWDON & DAWSORS on behalf of Aubrey Mallowan for a Supreme Court probate matter in New South Wales. The document, dated twenty first day of August, warns potential heirs and creditors that claims must be filed by a specified date. The notice lists parties and agents involved in the probate proceeding.
Fragmentary OCR text appears to reference government, military or land notices with scattered names and figures. The readable portions mention a surveyor, crown land or parcels, possible dates and monetary amounts. Details are too garbled to identify specific event, place, or entities.
Local short item lists a sale action with unclear buyer and time details. readable words reference a sale start early morning and a buyer or entity initials. Further specifics are unreadable. item appears to be a classified sale notice in brief form.
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