10 Jun 1930
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Newspaper
Braidwood Review And District Advocate
Location
Braidwood, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 10, 1930
Page
1
Legal notice states solicitor from Goulburn will visit Braidwood periodically by arrangement. Walsh will attend Braidwood on the first Monday of each month and stay for the Court on each first Tuesday. Address at Corner Wallace and Duncar streets near Albion Hotel.
The fragment mentions a dental surgeon with hours noon to afternoon daily except Saturday by appointment. It lists June Moon phases with First Quarter on June 4, Full Moon on June 11, Last Quarter on June 19, and New Moon on June 11, in a terse, OCR-like notice.
A turn of phrase reprints a call for aid and resistance against wrongs, urging a future effort and the good we can do. The note is presented as a public reminder dated Tuesday June 10.
The Country party dissolves the coalition with the Nationalists and will contest eight separate seats. The split follows claims the Nationalists hinder progress, with the Country party arguing it favors industrials and protectionist policy. It notes Labor strength in industrial seats and critiques Scullin and Theodore coal dispute promises.
The speaker argues the Commonwealth’s protection policy harmed secondary industries and praises a real protective approach. He notes sugar and dairy harms from rationing while criticizing Dr. Page and ministers for a hybrid scheme and warns electors that past borrowing and currency depreciation harmed Australia’s finances.
In a Pastoral Review letter Paul Wong highlights Australians seeking economy. Mr Wenn proposes converting wool into charcoal for local powering of pumps and vehicles, potentially saving 30 to 45 percent on fuel. Charcoal gas systems in France show tax relief and safe operation. The note notes timber waste and local production could lift national finances and reduce imports, including rice and sausage rising costs.
German suspect Kuerten confesses to nine murders in Dusseldorf and boasts of over fifty crimes, including twenty arsons and assaults on women. Authorities remain hesitant to accept a single man capable of such a vast criminal career.
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