Petrol consumption and driving efficiency discussed in 1920s text
The passage examines petrol use and car efficiency, noting experiments and opinions on fuel economy. It mentions drivers reacting to consumption figures and debates about tyre and engine performance, with references to a public discussion on vehicle efficiency and practical driving outcomes.
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First Wheat Payment Ready End of December
The government plans advance payments on wheat and TMNTAE crop support, with figures cited for hoard wheat and 80 5 bus el inel freight. Minister for Commerce Mr Meokyy discusses funding with Commonwealth Bank to provide advances, aiming to begin disbursements by year end and outline how growers will receive funds.
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Commonwealth
Trade Unionists Rally In Support Of War Savings
The ACT leaders Mr Walsh and Mr King outline union backing for War Savings Certificates and government cooperation. They stress taxation alone cannot fund needs and urge earnings from savings groups to sustain employment and wartime financing.
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Rupert
Cooperstion
Jeanton
Corti
Passing Sheep and Motorist Safety Advice in The Times
A fragment from a 1920s era article discusses road safety for drivers and animal behavior on rural lanes. It emphasizes staying centered in the lane, passing wide, and avoiding sudden maneuvers near livestock. The piece notes the dangers of overtaking and the need for caution around animals. The tone mirrors early traffic guidance with pragmatic tips for motorists.
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Jonttie
Owen
Medan
Midget cattle herd grows from lone breeder to nine
A farmer in Mars Springs territory expanded a dwarf cattle line from a single proven bull to a herd of nine, including a notable breeding bull. The animals average around 1900 pounds and can yield about 29 to 30 quarts of milk daily, attracting strong demand and high prices despite their unusual size.
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Uswentad
Mars Springs
Oma Futereein
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Manama
Sydney Replacement Fund Advocates Urgent Public Action
The Victorian reform drive calls for strong public backing to replace the Sydney fund and support urgent national efforts. Leaders warn that without swift action the nation risks losing progress and facing lasting threats from northern regions.
Fragments Suggest Policy Debate On Pension Escorts
OCR text shows a partial discussion about immediate action by authorities and references to pension escorts and plans. Named entities are unclear due to corruption. core idea centers on policy measures and official review. The fragment hints at a push to consider pension arrangements and possible escort or support actions.
Manchester Unity Oddities Meeting in Wangaratta
The Manchester Unity Oddfellows district meeting in Wangaratta was held at Parish Hall. With Grand Master absent, G Mutton’s deputy led, noting 1033 total members and a year of funeral claims. Delegates elected RW Chandler as deputy grand.
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