Hon W H Wood Addresses Electors on Land Reform
The Hon W H Wood delivered a speech to a large audience at a political gathering, outlining government plans for land development, education, and rail infrastructure. He defended industrial disputes policy, argued for decentralisation, and urged support ahead of the local election, detailing spending and proposed projects across Merimbula, Bermagui, and surrounding districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood
Badiol
Merimbula
Ahemésven
Beet
Boll & New Court
Tomas Rom de Gotarion
Byron Bay
Grafton
Sion
Royal Commission Gonnieting
Asbide Med
Meera
Oliver
Micheon
Icy Weed
Hivaseline
Roy Walew
Tarmard
Meri
Virgie
Tore
Hr Vraag Tess
WetAingie Pristuve
Milan
Willys Bere
Hillston
Wyn Tong
Mae
Beaustable
Teinana
Monara
Rich
Ralliway
Bonn
Ani
Luis
Salnmon
Howe
Childrér
Wade
Mr. Wood
Mp Wood
Kuabor
Naples
Anton
Rand & Tow
Local Prompt Fragment Raises Confusion Over Names
Fragmentary OCR line mentions Chrnte Chast coonpaton and Woke roe Fevers oom, suggesting garbled names and organizations. Readable bits indicate an unclear note about a partnership or event, but no verifiable entities or concrete details.
Local Grocery Specials Mention Fruits and Produce
The clipped OCR item lists various grocery lines and specials including fruit and produce. It references items like apples and other produce alongside unclear brand names and market notes. The fragmentary text suggests a mid century newspaper notice of store items and prices without coherent context.
Railway politics and wage strikes discussed in council
The debate covers land sales, government rail rights, and the coal strike’s impact. Key figures Mr Wood and Mr McKinnery query government buys and pricing while workers’ wages and the Disputes Act are examined. The exchange touches Eden sympathy and federal rail restrictions at Jervis Bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayman
WeKinhitny
Feira
Eden
Jarvie Bay
Biata Gavarnaven
D'Arcy
Jervis Bay
Wade
Mr. Wood
McKinnery
Patty
Wang
Han Tien
Mayer
Jade
Ben Woshing
Mtewsre
Arnald
Wood
Neclaratin
Muyar
Morava Miss Jostie and Moruya News Clash in Corrospondants Item
From Our Corraspondants reports Morava Miss Jostie and Mr Be appear in a long, candid local scene recounting meetings at Presbyterian segments and Labor party hustings in Moruya. The piece covers football results, parish events, and political discussion shaping the town’s week, with notes on local clubs, church devotion, and civic happenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jostie
Be. Thumm
Presbyterian
Calla Hospital
Dave Pollock
Clyde Pap
Britenent
Yaten
Sebabeck
Varias Babar
Deus
Capuain
Nora
Namad
Moruya
Laborat
Albus
Real Talur
Puiopin Sveighing
J Helironer
Moruya Footballers Oulojadnert
Turlinjah
Tucliajah
Ken Anderson
Torlinjah
Shulom
Millve
Utr
Uguluet Dalla
Jack Duwier
Triea
Koleenay Noi Bev
Dan Skeliin
Vrs Gra
Guuilary Ie
Vgea
Certyin
Geo
Waite
Chow
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Hon. W. H. Wood U Bia
Wales
Labor Party
Tyeru
Woot
Tony
Antony
Sonital
Mintater
Aldevel
Uthick House
Cristovers
Arly
Aiiunbory
Ayia
Ant
Sail
D. Brydon
Shy Jay
Cuateme
Rodd & Cheg
Alex. Morgan Central Cash
Commercial Bank
Carpolene Bhga
Sé Special
Jon “Purchase
Lea
TF al
Menaal Byles
Cilidean
Kemhorbam
Caz Stores
Alf
Morava
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