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Newspaper

Carcoar Chronicle

Location

Carcoar, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Jul 09, 1943

Page

3

What It Stands For What It Stands For

The Country Party presents the broad case for country people across occupations from farmers and storekeepers to civil servants. It argues for decentralisation, equal housing and wages, and policy created by local country workers themselves via party branches and meetings to shape country conditions and resist Sydney’s influence. It invites all country workers to participate and vote for representatives who best serve regional interests.

Latur Givini Vades Hall Fem Country Party

Stock Poisoned Sparks Vigilance in District Grazing

Heavy fues sustained by Young district graziers through rock picking up poisoned baits are reported. One grazier notes four or five valuable stud animals last week. Suspicions point to a work by 'poison Lap bots' and police keep strict vigilance for offenders.

Strangled by City Press in Lyndhurst Shire meeting

The Lyndhurst Shire Council meeting voices frustration at the dominance of city papers over rural interests. Cr J A Dynes notes country voices are hamstrung by urban press, urging the Shires Association to consider proposals to advance country development and curb duplicative city coverage.

J. A. Dynes Lyndhurst Cr. Innes Championine Fur Shires Association Horler

Local Notes on Social Visits and Weddings

Local items mention Miss Mina Patt and Mr Stanley Graham of Kentucky wed at St John's Presbyterian Church with a reception at Memorial Hall. J Mulloy and Miss Thehnn Healey visit relatives, while Mr Bright recovers in bed. Anniversaries cheer several families as residents travel to Orange Ovard for events.

J. Mulloy Mulloy Bree Jks Misk V. Bright Thehnn Healey Cleus MC Huingis Myretla M. Molloy J O'Neil Blayney R. Sullivan Cowrn Dr. Tonvey Orange Bright Tom Les Bright Malcolm Howard Jean Mosb Orange Ovard Mina Patt Stanley Graham Kentucky Neville Totturst St John’s Presbyterian Church Memorial Hall

County Country Party aims to unite electors in Parliament

The article urges mothers wives and sisters to inform soldiers about the Federal election facts. It argues democratic reforms require ALL COUNTRY PEOPLE uniting and electing representative MPs. It promotes sending the paper or clipping to soldier readers to guide their vote and mentions Reid and Edols as returned soldiers.

Cive Country’ Nen Country Party County People's Party Reid Edols

Gurney Coyle Wedding at St Nicholas Penrith

A detailed home wedding report from St Nicholas Church Penrith for Mme Pauls vis, third daughter of Miro uid Mus M Coyle, and Capt Lewis Hudson Gurney. The bride wore an ivory satin gown with Chantilly lace veil 80 years old, attended by Miss Dorolly Coy in pink organdie, and the ceremony included Ave Maria and organ music. Guests included relatives and servicemen, with telegrams and cheques received. cake and reception followed at the bride’s mother's home.

Plice St Nicholas' Church Penrth Mme Pauls Vis Miro Uid Mus M. Coyle Kempsey Penrith Cpt Lewis Hudson Gurney Ale W'Gurnay Limerick Sisters of the Good Shepherd Ashfield Unis Bride Jock Coyle Wickham Whearewin William Gurney

Mandunama Engagement and Birthday News

Mandur family announces the engagement of their daughter to Raymond twin son of Mr Leon Berghouse and Mrs Berghouss in Sydney. On Sunday night at the Molloy property in Mandur the second daughter Frances celebrated her 22nd birthday with a small gathering. Guests included Mrs Mulloy and daughter Maurie who decorated the birthday cake. Mr and Mrs N Schmidt traveled to Sydney on Tuesday for medical care, with Mrs Schmidt staying with relatives. Bessie Whelan is visiting relatives during a short holiday and is engaged in defence work.

Doxodly Doan Med. Anderson Anderson Mandur Raymond Leon Berghouse Berghouss Sydney Nelo Myrih Molloy Ast Friances Ming

Homebush district sales report from Eugowra and neighboring towns

District sales at Homebush last week include multiple patrons from Eugowra Canowindra Greenethorpe Wattamondara and Bugowra with varied lots and averages. Names include T Ruwsthorne R Wylhes A Boland H H McDonald J Wallace E Nash W Adams Ro Wright J Alan and W Dun among others with prices and averages recorded.

Homebush W. Adams Bugowrs J. O. Watt Greenethorpe H. H. McDonald Canowindra J. Wallace E. Nash W. Dun Wattamondara Ro ‘Wright J. Alan Bugowra

Wheat price dispute in Cowra Farmers and Settlers talk

The Cowra branch demands 5/4 per bushel for wheat and discusses profitability under 4/8. District Council motion to pay higher price is debated with Balcombs, Henley, and Balcomb arguing for or against the raise. The group recalls wartime prices, cites Scully and freight issues, and the motion is carried.

Cowra The Farmers and Settlers’ Association Vic H. Balcomii Cranbury H. Balcomb Henley M.L.C KR. Balcomb Scully F. A. Golsby R. Balcomb

Pineapples and fruit price list from New South Wales regions

A price list itemizes ripe pineapples at 20/ per 14 bush and various fruit lot prices for suppliers in Palmwoods Queensland Carcoar Waugoola Lyndhurst and Cowra. Notable names include E B Matters Connolly Rothery Black Johnson Gorham Bros with multiple lots and averages given for each seller.

R. O E. Bean Palmwoods Queensland E. B. Matters Carcoar Hi. Connolly Senr HA. Rothery Waugoola A. Black Lyndhurst G. P. Johnson Koorawatha Gorham Bros. Cowra

Advice on Soldier Settlement

Cowra Diggars press for local input on soldier settlement policy. A three member honorary committee of returned men would advise the classification panel under the War Service Settlement Act of 1941. Delegates J Davidson and W A O’Neil to attend the Soldiers Settlers Conference.

E.R. Dawac McKell JMB Cp.s N.S. W Gragiey Mr. Dawson Mr. Moseley McLaren Messrs J. Davidson W. A O'Neil Soldie Conferenee

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Ker Ors Psn Colonial Mutual Fire Insurance CO. Ltd Pitt Street W. J. Brady Uthe Country Party Ray Wiuther Lyhorer Dyvelty City Press Dr. Innes Gallymont Personal Gurney—Coyle Mandunama Homebush Sales Nevordamee Calaeh Aasures Choraushly Winchcombe, Carson,Ltd Winchcommbe House Bridge Street Sytmey Yass Wilcox, Mofflin, Ltd Dangar, Gedye & Malloch Ltd Clyde Engineering Coy. Ltd Carcoar Colonial Mutual Fire Insurance Co. Ltd
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