Wage and tax woes spark a Queensland reform debate
A reader argues on living wages tied to cost of production and industry profits, criticizing unstable awards and union power. The letter cites Queensland unemployment, factory declines since 1915, and high taxation, urging tax relief for prospectors and a shift from state-driven enterprise to private effort.
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Rapid Road-Builders: Concrete Paved Highways Grow in 1921
The 1921 U S road program saw over 62 million square yards of concrete pavement completed and about 54 million more awarded. Michigan and Wisconsin each built roughly 340 miles of 18 foot wide concrete roads, while New York and Ishinote followed with hundreds of miles more. Illinois led contracts with 7.375 million square yards, and nationwide 5 800 miles of 18 foot concrete highways were added.
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