The Land and Decentralisation Debate in The Lang
A Sydney based discussion critiques The Lang for seeking city-centred circulation gains and printer work from country towns. The piece argues decentralisation must keep business in local institutions and communities, urging country residents to spend locally. It notes mixed consistency among rural supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lang
Sydney
Gada
Octopus
PSA
Paterson
Mr. Hobbs
Cormer
Prine
Asowe
Thinesa
Sytinay
Comsul
Chronicle
Courtey
Dungog
Cousley
Henry George
Industria Garman
United
United States
Australie
Country Life and Country Women's Association Tactics
The text attacks the Country Women's Association for promoting shopping in Sydney and criticizes country papers and businesses. It argues country centers should support local commerce and printing, fearing city influence over country interests and urging native support for local producers and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wnoye Pupucation
Country Women's Association
Country Life
Sydney
Narromine- News
Nsw
Country Press
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Ustef
Charles Brwtt
Tot Dang
W. H. Green
Kanebo Fuji
Dowling Sr
J.T. Musgrave
Trasze and
Remaires
Dowling Street
Palace
Branda of
Toharce & Cigarettes
Foster's Seeds
Dungog “Chronicle
GR. Brown
Phos WS
John Walsh
Watcher
Unterst
Wat Maitland
Phan
A. P. Coutts
WoHtamanship
Pitt. SonsBapceny& Oney Sei
Jack McLeod
Royal” Syndicate N.S.W. State Lottery
State Lottery Department
Royal Hotel
Royal
Phone
of Thrift
A.D. Irwin
Cash Store
Mackay Street
Court House Hotel
Dungos
Ernest Deards
Phoprletor
Iad
Wurahoum
Winophme
Wwe
Rexymaibte, Prusimmive
Les
Qakley
Jenemal Carmier
of Moe
Stegga's Clothing Palace
J. Croll & Sons
Avery Wikse
Uamela
F. G. Redmann
Clarence Town
Brasil
Crowtowt and
Redoan