Batlow Co operative Packing House a Model for Farmers
A Guyra Argus report argues Australia relies on artificial subsidies and flawed marketing as it notes farmers face low returns. It highlights Batlow Co operative Packing House Company with £750 capital and £1500 bank advance, now a £20,000 turnover with 90 members, showing primary producers can gain from cooperative marketing rather than government mercy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batlow Cooperative Packing House Company
New England
Guyra L.W.A.C
Batlow Society
Farmers’ Union
Rural Bank
Guyra area soldiers on leave and locals visit
Local residents briefed on servicemen on leave from various fronts. Pte Basil Kirk and LAC Bob Sisson are among those spending time with families in Guyra and Brockley. Miss Betty Mazin and Miss Gloria Oehlers visit Sydney, while Cpl George Adamson assists with land clearing before returning to duty. Several families report health updates and community groups meet, including LWAC and W.V.S. campaign notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basil Kirk
Guyra
George Adamson
T He Commandos
Bald Blair
Mr. W. Johnson
Cpl
Adamson
Eeene
Eggleston
Swansea
Armidale Saturday Half Holiday Appeal Planned
The Armidale Saturday half holiday committee plans to organize subscriptions to fund an appeal against the variation of the Shop Assistants' Country Award. They seek to extend the notification period, appoint a five member sub committee, and hold funds in trust pending public election of trustees.
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Armidale
Sydney
Pres Vretary
L. Williams
Elsworth
L E. Wright
H Eliott
Union at Guyra Aimed to Drive Cooperative Business
A passage notes that a fully representative Union now being established at Guyra, with business control through a cooperative society, should enable them to carry on with prospect of success. The emphasis is on collective organization and shared management to improve outcomes.
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Guyra
War Loan Barometer and Victory Loan Rally in Guyra
The Guyra barometer shows Crookwell, Quirindi, Barraba fronts in the First Victory Loan fight with Guyra leading in subscriptions. A concert party will tour northern NSW towns culminating in an April 19 rally in Guyra led by Wally Reynolds with Brenda Quinlan and Cpl Scholer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guyra
Merreiary
H. Borge
Figyre
Hillory
Guyre
H. Burgess
Crookwell
Quirindi
Barraba
Guys
Cours
Nsw
Sydney
New South Wales
Wally Reynolds
Reynolds
Mack
Dimmy Smith
Train
Nellie Kelly
Brenda Quinlan
Cplt
Phil Seholer
ALF
Cpl
Scholer
Peggy Ford
Victory Girls To Promote War Bond Drive at Arcadia Theatre
Victory Loan Campaign committee announces presentations by the Victory Girls at the Arcadia Theatre on four Saturdays in April. Mrs J Smith W V S candidate appears April 15 Miss Joan Jones April 22 and Mrs L Glasser April 29. Attending representatives will sell War Bond stakes at each show. A 10 pound bond equals 10 votes and voters are urged to register votes for their chosen Victory Girl to swell the quota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victory
Victory Girls
Arcadia Theatre
J. Smith
W.V.S
Joan Jones
L. Glasser
C.W.A
Child Injured in Car Door Accident at Aillcrest Guyra
Kathleen Brazier, three, daughter of Mr and Mrs Brazier of Aillcrest Guyra, suffered a painful hand injury when a car door closed on her hand on Saturday. Doctor Shild attended and reports she is getting along satisfactorily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Mulligan
Glenore
Guyra
Thompson
RAAF
Mul- Ngan
Sydney
J. F. Parsons
P. Dawson
Collaroy
New Guinea
Mra Parsons
Edwin
Janice
The
Etty
C.W.A
Giyra
Kathleen
Late Jethro Bell Dies After Routine Visit
Jethro Bell a longtime Guyra pioneer dies at about noon after collapsing at a neighbor’s home following a day of routine activities. He was 80, survived by his wife three sons and five daughters with 19 grandchildren. Interment in Black Mountain Baptist Cemetery after services by Rev E N McKie. Funeral arrangements by Max Turner of Guyra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jethro Bett
Guyra
Belt
Dumaresq
Agricultural Society
Bell
Mra W. Melray
J. Leech
Tenterfield
W. Murray
Sydney
L. Martin
Kentucky
Alex
Allan
Wilfred
Baptist
Black Mountain
E. N. McKie
Lucky Winner Ruth Wins Big Doll Display Prize
Ruth Cox, the young daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A Cox of Bradley Street, Bradley, won the large doll prize featured in a shop window display at Armidale.
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Ruth
Set
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Australia
Batlow
Eee
Heagney
Betty Mazin
Mrs. W. Bush
Ben Lomond
T. Holt
Ollera-street
Gert Heagney
E. Heagney
Liangobhlin-street
Pte. Cox
R. S. Cox
Crystalbrook Road
A. Campbell
Pat
Gloria Oehlers
R. Oehlers
Bradley-street
Miss Parsons
Hugh Anderson
Broadmeadows
T. S. Eggleston
Darwin
Ples, Clarry
Jack
W. Bennett
Llangothlin
Jim Bennett
W. Barrett
Tubbamurra
George Davidson
J. Davidson
Alva
Liangobhlin
B. Dutton
Rue Ene
Walter Briggs
Jack Briggs
Geoff
Lw.ac
R. Rawlings
A. Royal
Moneys
Filiott
Williams
Jethro
Dainty
Darlings
Cardigans
H. Beesley
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