26 Jun 1931
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Newspaper
Dungog Chronicle Durham And Gloucester Advertiser
Location
Dungog, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 26, 1931
Page
1
The State Government plans to re-impose the Unemployment Relief Tax with varied incidence. Premier Lang to return to Sydney to settle details. Proposal includes no tax on wages up to the basic wage and a 1 shilling tax on earnings above that up to the limit, with different rates for higher income brackets.
A discussion on whether agriculture supports religion, noting Russia's godless label vs peasant faith, and Australia’s shift from city to farm life. It covers fertilisation basics, including natural and chemical sources, and stresses choosing appropriate fertilisers via soil analysis and experience.
Readable fragments show a series of garbled phrases and misread dialogue about wishes diamonds coffee and care. The item reads like broken text without clear people places or events to ground a cohesive news note.
Mrs Eileen Mary Robertson and her son Alexander Straeben fell down a ferry companionway at North Sydney. She was seriously injured with a possible spine fracture, while the boy was unharmed, his quick efforts to aid him noted. Mrs Robertson later admitted to hospital after the fall.
A fragmented letter discusses corruption and partisan tactics, urging restraint and focusing on constructive governance. It criticizes opponents, warns against divisive rhetoric, and calls for prudent spending on public works and law enforcement while urging unity and civic duty.
A letter to the editor from Wilson of Markwell criticizes local sectarian tensions at the Stroud Shire meeting. He questions Dr Ken evetta sul-trained welcome and discusses oyster bed proposals on Alum Mountain, public works wind and road conditions, urging practicality and restraint amid religious influence.
A brief notice notes weeds appear around a property tied to Grant Beppermint and Childevo. The item references a mocking comment linked to a local committee.
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