For the cause that lacks resistance and the future
The verse proclaims a call to action and moral duty. It appeals to readers to oppose injustice, oppose wrong, and envision a better future through measurable good deeds.
08 Dec 1931
Page 1
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Newspaper
Braidwood Review And District Advocate
Location
Braidwood, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 08, 1931
Page
1
The verse proclaims a call to action and moral duty. It appeals to readers to oppose injustice, oppose wrong, and envision a better future through measurable good deeds.
The piece argues the United Country party could aid Labor candidate Eden Monare by influencing preferences. It notes risks to the anti Labor vote and cites examples like Mr Hedges, Ashburnham, and Barwon where dropped preferences affected outcomes.
Weighing returns shows seat shifts and leader comments as parties clash over country interests and looming state status. Critics lampoon preference counting while calls rise for a national unity government like Britain’s.
The text notes payments totaling £78,000 from the sale of Mines to the Government and transfers in 2004 to Mr Themlore. It mentions attempts to uncover secret fines paid on the purchase of State stations in Queensland and hints at potential disclosures or talk if those payments were found.
At Parramotty two men were sentenced to seven days imprisonment for false pretences related to dole orders. Police inquiries reported the family at the home earned 19 pounds a fortnight.
The story notes a farmer’s success at a regional wheat celebration. Local organizers credit his improved methods and timely efforts with boosting yields and supporting community pride during the festival. Citizens recall prior seasons and applaud the farmer’s steady progress and leadership.
A police pay restoration is blocked as an unfair preference. Premier Leng pledges next week to enforce the 44 hour week and to fast track pending promotions. In Sydney, George McKeachnie aged 81 of Yar ra near Goulburn dies after illness. McKeachnie, born in Scotland, lived on the Monaro for decades before moving to Varro about 12 years ago.
A dinner at Me Wal dary Cafe honored Philip Kennedy headmaster of North Newton Intermediate High School attended by 120 guests. He was presented with a wallet of notes for his 20 years of service in teacher training amid goodwill and enthusiasm.
The Victorian Legislative Assembly met on Friday. Opposition leader Sir Stanley Areyle moved to censure the government, accusing it of miserable frailty and misgovernment. The government survived the crisis on the Speaker's casting vote.
A brief humorous exchange shows Bhe asking why He left for a minute. He replies the watch failed to keep feminine time, implying his absence was short though it felt longer to Bhe.
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