Local Narrogin Referendum Postponed on Saturday Closing
The Narrogin meeting deferred the referendum on Saturday closing until locals declare their view. The article notes further council actions, repatriation letters, water supply concerns, and a historic public hall project facing cost pressures and council delays.
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Narrogin
le Dhteaks
Bursports
H. Poursom
Adopralstrathees
Cleveratiest
Wilke Torelli
Australian Apples Outlook for English Market Delights Packers
Trade Commissioner Mr C F O Me ttt notes South Australian consignments. McCann expects improved export flow with packing centres in Saint Australia. He urges paper labels over stencils, aims for uniform marks, faster dock delivery, and CIF offers at any port to meet rising demand.
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Englang
Mr. C.F
Viebing
West Australia
South Australia
McCann
Saint' Austealia
Ft Reiiew
Tom
South Amstension
Amerira
C.I.F
No Fear of Low Prices in Congress Express
The article argues prices will not fall, noting government seizures of crops and land are exceptional. It envisions a 1910s economic path focusing on exports, improved stock, and farm development, with breeders aided by lower freights and overseas competition. It imagines renewed shows and economic optimism.
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Mark Lang
Cardiff
Pol
London
England
Australia
Bogland
Kinwsoppin
Collier
Finlayson
Queensland
House of Reps
Labor Party
Smuts
Alpgor
Finlaynon
Jellicoe
Tughes
Park
Wilson
Mike
America
Fabrics and Dress Goods Price List From Goods University
A period textile catalog lists varieties of cloth including Saydaluxa Poplin and Striped Ratines, priced per yard. Items include Tropical Suitings, Pencil Striped Silk, Wool Tweeds, Gabardias, Voile, Serges and Check fabrics with widths from 28 to 89 inches and prices ranging from 1s 1d to 7s per yard.
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University
Meinch
Sevick Zephyrs
Advance Australia and the ironies of policy in a young nation
A long, satirical column critiques Australian politics and global trade. It mocks leaders and editors, quotes figures on immigration and the League Covenant, and laments import dependence while urging pragmatic, protectionist reform. The piece references Welter, Smuts, Finlayson, and Lord Robert Cecil alongside cries of Advance Australia.
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Robert Cecil
League of Nations
Burchell
Robert Right
Smmuts
League
Australian Labor Party
Australia
Japan
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