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Newspaper
Bombala Times
Location
Bombala, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Nov 06, 1925
Page
5
Chichester learns of a murder linked to Lord Mallingcott and pursues truth by questioning Mrs Pennefeather and Lady Susan. He informs Sylvia that Mallingcott is the prime suspect, revealing a deadly crime and a web of deceit surrounding high society.
A fragmentary exchange shows a wife recalling promises of fame before marriage, while her husband jokes that being her husband is all the fame he desires. The line hints at lingering doubts as fate and winds seemingly erase such ambitions.
A conference at Mt Darragh with Bibbenlake and Imlay Shire Councils discussed a joint grant request to the Main Roads Board for £50,000 to construct a road from Yellow Water hole via Mt Darragh to the road between Rocky Hall and Wyndham. Each shire would pay one third of survey costs. the Board would cover the remainder.
The council met Monday night with Alderman Mayor and members present. The mayor noted after expenses there would be a credit in the general fund of £108 Seed and in the sanitary fund of £65173 1d. Lands declined a grant to repair Patt flood damage. W Moore offered to buy two tons of cement at cost. offered accepted. W Beileiter sought permission to build a strong room store for Mr Boys. application noted. Miss Lowe asked for footbridge repairs over the creek to her residence. referred to Works Committee. A Bastany asked council to reconsider prosecution for not giving notice to build. the verandah conversion explained and no action taken. W Milicon sought renewal of sanitary service contract on same terms as this year. renewal granted. Chamber of Commerce asked about war trophy. Head to consult Mr Pierce for plan and cost. Mayor reported Government Surveyor Vincent complained of horses driven off crown lands and sought refund of fees. suggestion to report to proper authorities.
The New York World labels a class of city elites as hypocrites for flaunting Prohibition rules. It argues money buys liquor and allows dinners where officials, lawyers, judges drink illegally, while labor bosses supported Prohibition for workers. The piece condemns a broad elite group as unrepresentative of true prohibition aims.
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