Lord Leverhulme described as a model of hard work and vision
The piece portrays Lord Leverhulme as a formidable and courteous figure whose life centered on relentless labor. It highlights his brisk decision making, insistence on personal writing, and systematic use of three secretaries to ensure accuracy. His public advocacy for workers rights, port Sunlight reforms, and efforts to boost Lewis and Harris fisheries are noted alongside his belief in advertising and business as a social good.
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Laverlulme
Busines
Courag
Airin
Enews
Lort Leverhulme
Biter Riva
New York
House of Commons
Port Sunlight
Lew
Brig
Pottenns
Erith Isles
Lewis and
Harrie
Leverhwivorr
Ptane
List of prizes and notes from Millaa Millaa district
Community notes describe prize lists for Cretonne Set and Lady’s items, with mentions of millage, dairy, and cream supply. The column covers football rest, district standings, weather, rainfall, and plans for road work. It notes injuries and fires, local hospital cases, and ongoing street improvements around North Millaa Millaa.
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Pancy
Jazzene
Coreeidinn
W. Strang
E. F. Ecu
Sielino Towneead
F. Grainet
E. F. Jeakinson
I ‘Townsend
J. ‘Ohm
D. Graham
A Pom- Pierrote
J. Dawson
BD. Nehhass
Gracermack Mie
B Melis
The mob and the market moral in a troubled era
The writer compares political pressure to the crucifixion of Jesus, lamenting government timidity and rising work limits. He warns farmers face crucifixion as prices fall, recalls past dairying success, and denounces policies favoring a pool while the public is led to distraction and decay. He fears an end to national sanity and calls for renewed industry.
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Pilate
Caesar
Jesus
Pommene
Caccara
Privat
Daniel
Youra
Tasmanian hydro project tenders open for Shannon River
Five tenders have been received for the first section of the Shannon River hydroelectric development and three from the mainland. A power house erection will follow. Tasmanian Cabinet will review the tenders in a few days with government decisions expected after related power supply contracts are settled. Minister Lyons will meet Melbourne interests backing a northern Tasmania pulp industry. Clients include Australasian Shaly Di Corp and Railton Cement Co, projecting about 4500 horsepower. Early work enables the commission to begin transmissions through Jem and the northwest, with power demand seen as assured.
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Shannon River
Tasmanianirms
Jemier
Lyons
Hydro-Electric
Melbourne
Wrofese
Inicneddia
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Ai Ball
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J. White
Watson's Road
Nic
Malanda
Myr
Swift
Eltier
Millaa Millaa
Ashoe
Fe Eer Garetter
Coef
Bete
Factory Matters
Cogeeraties Buitar Co
Millan Milan
Parmer
Herakd
Ashton
Matureda
Pake Gruen
Cairns, EO and
Wher Rae
Fxcell
Green's
W. H. Green Ltd
Cairns
Innisfail
Mafreeba
Kodak Supplies
Yates
Myal's
James N. Patteson
Pic
MPS
Cuuranter
R. Podleston
Lair
Paris House
Dave Sateen
Paris
Lake Street
Hudeun
Colonnial
Bienly
Colonial Moat
Shan Essex
Hudson Company
Hudson
Larmery
Othern International Motor Service
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Windlebott-street
Council