17 Jun 1924
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Newspaper
Braidwood Review And District Advocate
Location
Braidwood, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 17, 1924
Page
1
A declaration emphasizing aid for the lacking, resistance to wrong, and potential good for the distant future. The text frames social duty and collective action as central to progress, urging engagement and solidarity on shared challenges.
The general inquiry into the ballot box scandal ends with accusations of a whitewash. The piece argues the boxes were ordered made and used, while critics say the federal committee found no proof of manufacture or use.
An editorial blasts the Federal committee as a whitewashing tribunal and denounces the Labor movement as corrupt. It condemns the pre-selection ballot as inherently rotten and urges its destruction, arguing party insiders and elected politicians control outcomes.
The U S A Department of Justice report notes an extra 115000 criminal cases under the Enforcement Act with an 80 percent conviction rate and fines over 3 million pounds. Justice Clarke argues the prohibition law imposes an unprecedented strain on laws as millions quit long held habits.
Advert says all kinds of fertilisers available at the lowest market rates in stock. Quantity unspecified. Local supplier urges buyers to compare prices and place orders promptly.
Nearly 20 000 sheep were yarded at Homebush saleyards on Thursday with values continuing to advance. Prices finished about 1s to 2s higher than last Tuesday’s rates.
The market notes a rise of 10 on last week’s lows with prime lambs from id to Ajd and hoggets 7d to Thd. Wether sheep bid to 64d and ewes to 54d per lb, with extra beef prices 31s light, 29s prime, 27s to 29s heavy, and best cow beef 20s to 24s per 100 pounds.
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