Inflation and unity urged to avert disaster
Adelaide audience hears A Grenfell Price warn inflation risks Australia faces if budgets remain unbalanced and currency devalues. He cites Germany as a cautionary path and calls for a three year plan, strong federal leadership, and public backing for fiscal restraint to restore confidence and avert poverty and unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide
A. Grenfell Price
McNintry
Pania
Bayings Bank
Australis
Australias
Treasury
Germany
Australia
Walt
Cee
Redrem
Price
Wedenday
Messie Price
Bagot
AG Cameron, MP
W. Duncan
Wedding Reception Opens Season at Ironmine Wesley Club
The Ironmine Wesley Club launched its season with a mock wedding reception at Shiek featuring a bride and groom theme. Bridesmaids wore green and silver anklet frocks, while Mims A. McDonald crafted the wedding cake. The ceremony included toasts by members, music from Miss M. See, and a honeymoon after the evening’s formalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troumine
Tinvestet Crenine
Ark
Ironmine Wesley Club
Shiek
Mims A. McDonald
Jones
Roy McWatera
Avis
St Holland
Dolce
Clit Pipa
Ant
Thels Esrle
Ivy Holland
Avg Langbottom
Mra
Tavish
Muchgas
Het Mitchess
Muchean
W. H. Lloyd
McTavish
J.P
Artie Oye
Br Jones
Ben
Nes Svt
Miss Flower
Falm Cloyd
Misses PL
Miss Morrison
Flower Sed McDonald
J. Loyd
Jack Goodrides
Naughty Betty and the exchange for a good girl
A mother offers to swap her well behaved child for a bad one as punishment, but the daughter quips that no one would trade a good girl for a bad one. The playful exchange ends with surprised reactions and a witty retort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty
Gil
Fon
A Stitch in Time Kidney Health Adquence
An old advertisement urges prompt kidney care and backache treatment. It touts Doan's Backache Kidney Pills with a testimonial from Mrs Meadows of Bridger Street Peterborough and Miss Mendon noting lasting relief from gravel and stones after use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Bridger Street
Peterborough
Doan
Mendon
Lower Costs Raise Profits for Australian Farmers
Australian farmers face little or no profit despite strong yields due to low market prices. Experts argue production costs must be reduced through efficient machines, better soil conservation, and updated methods to boost profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Arthur DM. Hyde
United States
W. M. Jardine
Hyde
United States Secretary of Agriculture
Sap
Searchlight
Small farmer proves profit with low wheat costs
A National Association bulletin cites Kansas and South Dakota farmers using tractor power to cut costs to about 12.7 and 10.65 pence per bushel. Despite low prices, both earned roughly 9.6 to 9.97 percent returns after marketing and land taxes, showing high efficiency can sustain profit for small to medium farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association of Farm Equipment Manufacturers In America
Kansas
Earl John
Ston
Elk Point
South Dakota
District Council Meeting Notes March Nineteen Ninety One
District Council minutes record a March 28 1991 session with Chairman Meinrich and members Moke Betwppan Farley Lanner discussing cemetery records tracing and new allotments. Reports cover relief denial for P H Elingberg and unsatisfactory work, tender approvals in Bright Bundey and Launer actions, road works, and donations to the Soldier Aid Society and Children’s Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Meinrich
W. L. Moke
J. Z. Betwppan
AL W. Farley
J. AW. Lanner
Gr. Sandland
Barnstet
Office of Public Works
Dr. Sandland
Overness
P. H. Elingberg
Dr. Lanner
Bright
Cr. Farley
Sehappan
Cr. Launer
Cr. Nooke
Op. Farley
Bundey
Gra Noske
Launer
J. W. Armstrong
Sots
Highways Dept
A. Simpson
B. Soldier Aid Society
Children’s Hospital
Cra Launer and
Nesko
Royal Commission On Lacs
Gort
Kota
Chaing
Oram's Hill
P. Fiedler
Overuser
Piitzner
Hallelujah Hills
Peldte Blo
Heinrich
A.W. Farley
Schoppan
Ued
Ned Gert
Debate on Imperial Debts and Australia’s Financing
The passage critiques Britain's war debt pressures and contrasts them with Australia’s debt burden. It questions the fairness of wartime financial obligations and whether Australia should meet vast commitments amid views of generous lending to Britain and other nations.
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Rimarke
Eingland
France
Italy
Australia
Bulletin
Joan
Atien
Austra
Vian Finance
Lyons and Lyons era endorsed by financial figures
Speech praising Premier Hill and former Tasmania premier Lyons argues for government financial support to farmers, citing backing from Sir Robert Gibson and the Commonwealth Bank Board via the State Bank. It extols Lyons as bold and energetic, likening him to Pitt and calling him a modern Cincinnatus while urging trust in his leadership.
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Lyons
Premier Hill
Robert Gibson
Commonwealth Bank Board
Mr. Hill
South Australia
Bank of England and Kis Board
Thomases
Adelaide
Tasmania
Mr. Lyons
William Pitt
Tom Prine
Australian Country Party Bulletin Urges New Provinces
The weekly bulletin argues NSW Labor Premier Lang plans debt repudiation harming credit and calls for a national shift toward provincial councils. It details a Northern NSW plan to create a new 100000 mile province with a single house and limited powers as a anti-communist, tax protection measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australian Country Party
New South Wales
Lang
Commonwealth
Nsw
East Sydney
Australia
Ns.w
N.5.w
Mosibera Ata
N.8.w
Jst
Reform debate on recall power and insurance assets
A 1930 society report discusses policy liabilities at 3 percent interest, valuing assets and future bonuses. Dr. Maloney recalls parliament members, debating voluntary recall and constitutional recall in European republics, criticizing member protection and election costs.
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New Business House
Xine Poisies
Ordi
Maloney Isbors
Melbourne
Planik
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Kooringa
District Council OF
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MacDonald
Karswood
Lone
New State
Provincial Councils
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Fred. M. Pearce Carpenter
Aberdeen
Jane
Burra
R We Bruce
K.B. Watts
AMP
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