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Newspaper
Cowra Free Press
Location
Cowra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 13, 1914
Page
2
A fragmented excerpt contemplates whether government should be led by law framed by capable leaders or by the ignorant masses. It mentions Mr. Johnson and suggests caution toward political ideas. The text references places and groups obliquely.
The Editor clarifies that his views are not personally claimed but expressed through correspondence. He states he aligns with opinions conveyed by readers and contributors, distinguishing his role from private belief and welcoming diverse viewpoints.
In a letter to the editor Mr Johnson, Labour candidate for Calaro, critiques unionism and the Labour government. He argues unions harm progress, cites wage and cost concerns, references McKay and Liberal votes, and warns against nationalization, urging focus on practical industry issues and avoiding worker exploitation at polling booths. He discusses rural producers, harvesters, and government policy impacts in New South Wales and Victoria. He urges voters to scrutinize Labour promises and fiscal choices affecting workers and smallholders.
The Anual Vortry meeting at St John’s Anglican Church was presided over by Rev Pare. Officers listed include Warden H W Adee, People’s Warden W Langfield, Treasurer A O Clarke, and Parochial Councillors J W Potter, J Thompson, and G Langfeld. A successful sale at Mt Prndhoe raised totals for cattle and stock, with farm assets sold. The farm will be leased to Colgan and family, with community support for causes. A normal conference in Sydney and plans for future events were noted. a wedding from Monny Scotland was announced and the annual ball set for Friday July 10.
A lively charity event at Darby’s Hall in Jordan’s Hall on Worlds aday night featured a well attended onobro party and dance. Prizes included a fine tea set donated by Merod Whitty and a handsome pipe. many attendees helped raise funds while community figures and donors were thanked for their support.
A dated travelogue describes a 300 mile motor trip from Grenfell toward Forbes via Condobolin and Lake Cadelligo. The writer notes weather cautions, roads along Lachlan, abundant birdlife, river fishing and hunting, and a stay with meals at a long-established hotel. They praise the landscape, rail and road markers, and wildlife including foxes, ducks, magpies, and cockatoos, with recommendations for a 3076 35 mile per hour pace and a note on hotel facilities and water supply.
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