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Newspaper
Albany Despatch
Location
Albany, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Feb 05, 1920
Page
4
A broad colonial commentary laments rising tobacco prices and demand, contrasts metropolitan and country purchasing power, and urges government action on repatriation and land settlement. It notes shipping and trade tensions, calls for a soldiers' settlement program, and critiques bureaucratic delays affecting returned servicemen and regional development.
Classified notice highlights advertising rates and terms for 18 casual adverts and 3 standing ads, urging cash payment and long term placements.
Special notice states all changes for standing advertisements must reach the office by Friday and Tuesday at 12 noon. It invites correspondents to send general interest items and land and stock notes to district papers, signed for good faith, and warns against anonymous notices.
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In a moonlit study at Waddington Hall Bradford, Ambrose Blair confronts his cousin Adrian Blair over a stolen legacy. Adrian demands five thousand pounds while Doris, Ambrose's child, becomes a focal point of risk as debt and grievance ignite tension. Adrian leaves in anger, vowing revenge as Ambrose contemplates darker plans amid the estate’s looming fate.
The London Economist correspondent notes a record last day price of 12d and says West Victorian clips show superior length and soft silky fibre. Demand from mills and manufacturers grows as longer, finer wools keep the trade competitive and mark a potential price rise for future clips.
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