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Newspaper
Benalla Standard
Location
Benalla, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 16, 1925
Page
4
Fractured flyer announces Efron’s sale with broad discounts on ladies coats jackets and jumpers, children’s wear, blankets and knitwear. It highlights wool gowns and overcoats at markedly reduced prices, with mail orders and free freight on orders over a pound.
An enthusiastic Barjarg gathering hosted Messrs R Cook and T Patterson. Discussion centered on imperial preference and dairy policy, highlighting export parity, subsidies, and changes under the Patterson plan. The meeting drew attendees from Manafield to Bondi with speeches praising the federal approach and calls to support the current member.
Fragmented report describes wartime turmoil around Ypres and surrounding towns, referencing allied retreat and occupation along with social mobilization. It notes individuals, groups, and places tied to resistance and relief efforts, and mentions plans for youth organizations and public initiatives in Britain and allied nations.
Fragmented text describes a county council or city effort to organize sewerage associations and authority, naming individuals and places, with references to boards, elections, and potential costs. The excerpt mentions efforts to manage sewer work, potential delays, and public funding, with scattered notes on local governance and health remedies. Potentially references to Mesdames and products appear as garbled insertions.
The speech by Mr R Cook MHR during the final session discusses adoption of the Address in Reply and themes of gold standard, tariffs, land settlement, and development works. He urges federal actions to fund road and capital works, defend primary producers with selective protection, and proposes income tax reform and targeted fiscal measures.
The Minister explained negotiations over Feathertop schemes and defended the stance of the Commissioners. He stressed no aim to hinder Mount Feathertop development and noted concerns about land lease costs and state interests. The case centered on a garden site, proposed costs, and conditions to protect the Railways Department and public interests.
Authorities revised the schedule and announce Citizen Forces camps will be held next year in several towns. Events include quick drills and public gatherings. dates span spring and early summer with entries open to eligible participants.
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