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Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 13, 1938
Page
1
Advertisers are urged to place goods notices to gain visibility in the Gloucester Market. The message emphasizes the value of local newspaper promotion for merchants seeking broad reach and timely sales leads.
Many men think a Savings Bank Account suits women and children, yet business men with extensive payments will find it useful and convenient. Savings should accumulate, earning interest through Commonwealth Bank branches and Post Office Agencies, making idle money work for you.
Dairy Corve reports an experiment in Gloucester No. 4 testing unit comparing concentrates with turnips and chaff forage. Four groups received different concentrate levels. September results show varied milk yields and butterfat gains, with groups receiving more maize meal showing benefits. The study highlights the value of herd testing records to guide feeding decisions and notes potential profitability of concentrate use under field conditions.
A funeral director in Taree reads with sympathetic attention to every detail and offers guaranteed service. The ad lists contact numbers in Worcester, Taree, Dungog, and Sympathetic care emphasized for all arrangements.
A farmer reports higher dairy production from feeding a corn concentrate to his cows. He estimates value at 2/8 per bushel in bag lots and notes potential gains in cow health and future production, though a later test suggests lower results for Group 1 after three weeks.
Farmers petition Congress to curb a Texas mule rehab operation accused of aging and dyeing mules sold as young workstock. Reports describe paraffin eye fillers, teeth filing, and hair dye to mask age, with signs of fatigue and ill health showing in fields.
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