Death of Northern tobacco buyer Mr. J Gilmour
Mr. J Gilmour a longtime tobacco buyer for Surber Tobacco Co and a respected Northern grower representative died suddenly at Tamworth Railway Hotel after returning from a cinema. He had long served W D and H O Wills and influenced growers in New South Wales and Victoria.
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Jobs Gilmour
Hatride
A Surber Tobacco Co
Tamworth
Plac
Gilmour
Alba
Australasian Tobacco Company
Mr. Gilmour
Le"Gilmour
Sydney
A. J. Cozen
W.D. and HO Wills, Ltd
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Manilla
Kerr
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Scott
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Ford in Australia Prices and Expansion Plans
Speculation swirls over Ford Canada starting Australian operations and its effect on prices. A $10 price reduction is anticipated by year end next year as Australia builds body forming and assembly plants, with active participation expected after about twelve months.
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Ford Company of
Canada
Australia
Ford
Storm Hits Town After A Week Of Harvest Weather
A severe storm swept the town and district yesterday evening after a week of nearly ideal harvest conditions. Reports indicate heavy hail near Klori with minimal losses reported by farmers Moers Hl Rodgers and A Moore despite the damage.
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Klori
Howver
Moers
Rodgers
A. Moore
For Sale Four Quarters Acre Blocks and Sheep Dog Pups
For Sale four quarters acre blocks described as good building sites at £110. A client offers four extra well bred sheep dog pups at £1 each. Also a notice seeks the return of a small motor lorry tarpaulin lost Monday evening. Loft item mentions a Manilla Taffy Pony branded TE and O, with contact to Mr R Baker.
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Apply C
Berry
Manilla
R. Baker
Harven Reports Hint at Harvest Yields Across Districts
The Harven Reports from the har vat fields indicate rising yields with fifteen bags per acre common. B Geddes and Lonns Jeros average 57 bushels per acre. one paddock hits 204 bags. Me W Kirk reports crop destruction compensation, and overall district harvest trends suggest a strong year with 25,000 bags arrived at the railway station.
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Harvat
Acre
B. Geddes
Lonns Jeros
Me .W. Kirk
Lowast
Plague of Spiders Strikes District Residents
Reports tell of an unusual spider outbreak in the district with venomous bites. Three people sought medical care last week and remain confined to bed. Severe, relentless pain lasts 24 to 30 hours with a second attack after 12 to 18 hours puzzling doctors. Advice includes bleeding the bite and applying Candy's crystals for relief.
Back to Quirindi Week balance sheet demand voiced
The Gazette urges full transparency from the Back to Quirindi Week movement, calling for a detailed balance sheet of funds raised. It notes public enthusiasm and large donations for a war memorial, but criticizes delays and lack of businesslike accounting, which has eroded donor confidence.
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Gazette
Quirindi
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