Country Party split and postwar economic reshaping voiced
Colonel Bruxner and Colonel Grixter critique Labor and the coalition in a sharp postwar view. They warn the wartime boom and National Security Act powers end soon, predicting a political realignment focused on primary industries versus manufacturing recovery and ongoing rural interests. They cite coal, exports, and industrial policy as flashpoints.
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Vass
Ilistrick Press
Grixter
Country Party
Mark
Sime
Bruxner
Fourth Liberty Loan asks for your full investment
A WWI era public appeal urges citizens to contribute the maximum to the £125,000,000 Fourth Liberty Loan. The message emphasizes personal sacrifice and collective duty, urging every reader to invest as much as possible to support the war effort.
Mandurama Arrival of Mrs Cobb and health notes
Mandurama reports Mrs. Cobb of Sydney arrived with her daughter accompanying her. Mr and Mrs W D Cobb are to join, with health issues noted as not serious. A residence known as "Bydenham" is mentioned with operations reportedly starting.
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D. Cobb
Cook Bros. Agricultural Dept. Sui Generis in Arcoai District
Fragmented notice indicates Cook Bros filed for receival of Oxford own Botatone under a wealth government scheme. Details are unclear due to OCR errors but reference to supplier ULARS and entailed credits or receipts in the district. Further readable lines pending.
Gallymont Spring Illnesses Prevalent
Spring illnesses are prevalent among children. Bill Howard, son of Mr and Mrs F C Howard, recovered from bronchitis. Robert Molloy, infant son of Mr and Mrs K Molloy, admitted to Carcosr hospital with the same complaint. Indies from the 12th instant met to pack parcels for local men on service and raised £5 in direct subscriptions.
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C. Green
Glen Olive
Lithgow
R. Bright
Cowra Postalstall
H. Bright
D. Daly
F. C. Howard
Robert
K. Molloy
Carcosr Hospital
Local notices of residents and travel news in Lyndhurst
Mr P O Connor off duty due to poor health. Mr T Harris Jeff takes signal duties at Dalhousie Creek Friday night, aided by Mrs Harris and her mother Mrs Smith. Ralph Green of Blayney met porterix on duty. Charlie Hines back from four months shearing at Caraka. Mrs McCloskey transfers to Five Dock with her husband. Margaret Gruber of Garland is a patient at Carcoar hospital. Brenda Leatherman’s daughter at The Willows injured when a window fell on her fingers. A Pettle confined with influenza. Miss Hind and Miss Edna Leabenter visit from Blayney. Trixie Davies holidaying with her mother. Mrs W Tucker and daughter Bercy from Woodstock stay with relatives. others visiting relatives this weekend.
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P. O'Connor
T. Harris
Dalhousie Creek
Harris
Smith
Margaret
Gruber
Garland
Carcoar Hospital
Brenda
Trixie Davies
J. Davies
W. Tucker
Bercy
Woodstock
Impaled on vaulting pole ends teen's severe injury
Treanor, a Forbes lad aged around 13, suffered a serious accident at school sports when a broken oregon bar pierced his lower bowel during high jump practice. He was rushed by Forbes ambulance to Dr. Wout's surgery where a lengthy operation was performed.
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Oregon
Otfier Lim
Ayar Angie
Forbes
Wout
Nuff Said After 40 Years in Carcoar
Local business marks four decades serving Carcoar with continued effort to satisfy customers. The note highlights long standing reputation and ongoing commitment to quality service in the community.
Clark and Co Accept Orders for Carcoar Chronicle
Clark and Co invite readers to leave orders for the Carcoar Chronicle and the Lachlan Leader with their office. The notice offers subscription and purchase details, highlighting convenience for local patrons in the region.
Staying at the hotel in Sydney
Major and Mrs. Kearns of Sydney are guests with Mrs. Kearns mother Mrs Larkin and sister Miss Barbara Larkin. Mr. Hoyle Guinness, whose mother once ran the hotel, is also staying. First-class Constable A E Gouldis on leave spends time in Sydney as officer in charge Rockley relieves here. Mrs Bodle and her family stay with her mother seen stationmaster Cen t. Lindy Ford also mentioned among visitors.
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Major
Bodle
Cent
Neville Handles All Classes Of Carrying
R P Karle Neville announces completion of all carrying classes. Neville states all categories are finished and ready for distribution or deployment across sections.
Allocation of Rural Labor Demand Met by Committee
The State Rural Labor Allocation Committee met last month and fulfilled over 1000 rural labor requests. Acting Deputy Director General D Witheriff announced the committee, chaired by K Cain, includes War Agricultural and Food Production reps, as harvest labor demand grows.
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D. Wither
Iff
Man Power
Nsw
Man, Power
K. Cain
War Agricultural Committees
Evice
National Service
Carn
Investment plea for Australia’s Fourth Liberty Loan drive
A rallying pitch urges readers to buy into Australia’s Fourth Liberty Loan offering £125,000,000. The appeal emphasizes national prosperity and collective duty, urging maximum subscription to support Allied victory efforts.
Rail Priority System Considered Within The State
SYDNEY reports another aspect of the coal shortage may be a state travel priority system. Authorities indicate the idea has been investigated, with work ongoing to determine feasibility and impact.
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Sydney
Is This a Shearing Record at Greenethorpe Shed
At the shed of Mr Al Hadges in Greenethorpe last week two shearers shorn 798 sheep. Murphy tallies were 227 and 221, Cox 118 and 170. Wood classing was done by Mr G Neble.
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al. Hadges
Greenethorpe
Mears
Murphy
Cox
G. Neble
Canowindra Court hears charge over stolen racehorse
At Canowindra Court of Petty Sessions on Tuesday a man faced charges of stealing a chestnut trotting gelding valued at £20 from Harold Mector McDonald of Belmont Canowindra The horse was given to Green to break in in 1941 and later raced under the name Princes Last at Burrowa where he was disqualified McDonald later sought to lease the horse but papers never arrived and Green’s involvement remained unresolved until a police intervention A judge and jury will hear the case in Cowra on October 25.
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Canowindra Court of Petty Sessions
Harold Mector McDonald
Belmont
Canowindra
Green
Burrowa
Mr. McDonald
McDonald
Bromhead
Cowra
Coal Commission Eyes Return Of Former Colliery Employers
A Coal Commission statement proposes reintroducing many former colliery employers into the industry. The recommendation to deny whiteways has been sent to the Commonwealth Controller Electricity for action.
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The
Coal Commission
Commonwealth Controller Electricity
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