Gladstone Agricultural Bureau annual meeting report
The Gladstone Agricultural Bureau assembles for its annual meeting with President H M Wehr presiding. Officers welcome new members, discuss field days at Prior’s farm, a field day October, and a debate with Beetaloo on national marketing schemes. The group notes a small credit balance, plans a February March fundraising drive, and thanks Board members and staff for a successful year.
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Fisher
Bureau
Spafford
South Africa
Roy Lines
School of Mines
Messrs. EK
BE. Clothier
J. Stevens
M. Hoare
C. A. Coe
C. C. Bennett
Messrs
H. Webr
R. Lines
J. R. Potter
K. L. Blesing
L. 8. Sargent
L. G. Harris
C. O. Bennett
Messrs. Wehr
Bennett
Clothier
Stevens
Adelaide
W. J. Spafford
Georgetown Meeting And Sent Overseas Travels Noted
The Women's Agricultural Bureau branch held a monthly meeting at the Institute with a poultry lecture by Mr Aird from the Department of Agriculture for about twenty ladies. The Baptist Literary Society enjoyed a Laura visit with games singing and supper. MP J A Lyons and wife depart for six months touring America Canada and the USA to study primary producers. Mr and Mrs Gilbert Nankivell prepare for a Fiji cruise aboard the Strathaird. Rain and sunshine boost crops and grazing, easing stock concerns.
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Women's Agricultural Bureau
Institute
Aird
Dept. of Agriculture
Joyce Crawford
Baptist Literary Society
Laura
Evans
Gwen Smallacombe
Joan
Beth Wellington
Nita Crawford
Colin Crawford
E. Batten
L. G. Brook
C. Thompson
Brook
Batten
J. A. Lyons
Georgetown Institute Meeting and Local Events
The Georgetown Institute annual meeting elected J. McBride as president and W. Free bairn as secretary along with a full slate of officers and committees. The marriage of Violet Hobbs to W. Carpenter occurred at Gladstone, with a wedding march and clergy present. Laura defeated Gladstone 6 14 to 5 3 in a football match. An entertainment for St. George's Church featured local performers. An Aurora Australis sighting was reported north of Gladstone and water was struck at the cricket oval. A new Gladstone Institute meeting elected H. W. Hughes as president and W. Finch as secretary. Concludes with an advertisement for Woods Great Peppermint Cure.
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Georgetown Institute
W. Odgers
J. McBride
E. Buckenara
W. J. Freebairn
S. T. Nancarrow
H. Wilson
R. J. McDonald
J. J. Angley
J. Leo
J. T. Brazil
G. P. Seddon
R. W. E. Roeger
G. R. Hamilton
Violet Hobbs
W. J. Carpenter
Gladstone
Miss Budge
Harslett
Raymond
St. George's Church
Georgetown
Aurora Australia
Gladstone Cricket Oval
Gladstone Institute
Jas. Fergusson
H. W. Hughes
J. Fer-gtason
W. W. Finch
A. C. Cat
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