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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 28, 1935
Page
10
Analyzes ongoing Australian economic recovery by comparing current conditions with the past. Identifies directions where progress has stalled and draws lessons to guide future economic policy and action.
The director of Agriculture NSW Mr A H E McDonald spoke at Forbes on the wheat market and skeleton weed. He noted world inflation and a 1924 25 price cycle, predicted better prices next year, and warned that recovery may not return to prewar levels. Farmers were urged to report skeleton weed and seek help from authorities.
A letter from Richard South of Garemu dated 24/6 complains about information delays on the Xrefers Act and the Warwick digger policy. He argues the act grants absolute preference to returning soldiers who can relocate and still claim priority, urging amendments to protect local workers and fairness in job allocation. He thanks Mr. Cox for some information but urges clearer qualification in the term and suggests using digger work on farms as alternative.
A large congregation attended Sunday night at the Drethedia Church for Young People services despite bad weather. The choir under Mr Bradbury performed Handel and other pieces with praise, while Rev Br A Gibgona spoke on whether the world will accept the way of Jesus to close the gathering.
Walter Whitby sued his brother Mark Whitby Gowra's mayor for £100 under a partnership dissolution claim and a setoff of £400. Judge Barton awarded the full £100 plus costs. The judge urged settlement to avoid a public spectacle of brothers in litigation, noting little chance of success if Mark pursued more action.
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