Drummond Replies to Health Statements
D H Drummond responds to public health claims in a local broadcast. The article cites his views on medical guidance, noting his reaction to current health advisories and addressing concerns raised by peers.
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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 16, 1954
Page
3
D H Drummond responds to public health claims in a local broadcast. The article cites his views on medical guidance, noting his reaction to current health advisories and addressing concerns raised by peers.
A footballer from the Le Dune team was arrested last week by Tinverell magistrates on charges linked to driving while under the influence. The defendant did not appear in court, and Mr. Guy Smith requested an adjournment until July 96. The remand was granted. A police man will confer on related issues. White ants and borers advertised by WA Flick & Co. Pty. Ltd. Inverell.
A drunken man named McGowan faced the Police Court with complaints of harassment and drunken disorder. The defendant, 34 years old, admitted past convictions for drunkenness indecent language and misbehavior. He was fined for drunkenness and ordered to pay penalties for vulgar language.
A heavily era isied portrait traces Ross Munro and his forebears from a devout Free Church of Scotland upbringing through homestead hardships, early business ventures, and Keera station’s growth, highlighting family morals, commercial risk, and the rise of a farm and flour trade empire.
Local resident Ward, a national trainee, appeared in Police Court yesterday charged with stealing blankets and military gear valued at 2689 from Sing leton stores. Constable Bradberry testified Ward admitted taking items before discharge. he was fined £5 with 10 days imprisonment default.
Any person in possession of these bottles is requested to return them to Tap Seahflat Shop or direct to the Snowclad factory immediately. The bottles are property of Snowclad and intended for marketing of their water products.
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