Country Party Conference Calls for Growth to Restore Prosperity
The Australasian Country Party leader urged a policy of expanding production to boost employment and export revenue. He criticized Labour for restrictive measures and argued for turning raw materials into finished goods, expanding manufacturing, and protecting British and Australian markets to revive prosperity. He emphasized unity, patience, and a decisive push by Country Party candidates to carry the reform program nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marty
Marke Page
MHL
Sydney
Country Party
Commonwealth
Australia
Labour Party
Britain
Auntralia
Amers
Australia must rebuild via tariff reform and capital strength
A speaker argues Labour policy fails and urges wage and tariff reforms to revive production. He calls for closer employer worker unity, tariff reviews to favor readily consumable goods, and incentives to attract capital and decentralize industry. Emphasizes reducing production costs, expanding manufacturing, and boosting employment nationwide.
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Hirties
Averimes
Lendata
Labour
Parmie
Australia
Exenan
Ste
Thas
Moe
Bunbury Water Scheme Plans Extended
Bunbury Water Hoard debates financing an extension to improve supply for outlying areas. Estimated main projects include Armitage Street and Cheke Street lines with a total cost around 200, funding via loan and rate increases. Town council contemplates a 1 shilling rate rise and sinking fund to cover interest, with public debate on Blackwood and Clarke Street works.
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Bunbury
Armitage
Cheke Street
Ce Higgins
Blackwood Row
Baldock
Hallock
Clarke Street
Sims
Mtepaers
de Higgtan Ashind
Wis
Town Clerk Discusses Dog Control Responses
In a council meeting recap from Busaclon, replies from municipalities on dog control were not yet received. Cr. Peake jokes about a nine dog raid, then Nine men and firemen misinterpretation are noted as burning issue.
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Busaclon
Doge
Cr. Peake
Cr. Killerby
Englishman Clarke Admits Theft at Fremantle Tip
James Clarke, 25, pleaded guilty at Fremantle Court to incorrigible rogue. He lived on rubbish at the North Premnantle tip, subsisting on food scavenged from nearby homes. Magistrate Hollis and Payne noted he slept under a bunk at the tip and was found in a disheveled, drink-soaked state. He was sentenced to four months in jail.
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James Clarke
Leahy
Clarke
Wis
Daily News
Banbury Football Board hears alleged threat after on-field injury
At a Banbury meeting a letter from A Dewar of St John Ambulance reported that after a Railway player Hugh Riley was first aided, a Pastimes player allegedly stated I told you I'd get you. F Smith and W Clifford overheard the remark, prompting concerns the mishap was not accidental. The chairman of Bradshaw, presiding, noted the issue.
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Banbury Football Association
Camtral
A. Dewar
Banbury
St. John Ambulance Association
Hugh Riley
Om Senday
Stax Beardo
F. Smith
W. Clifford
Lion In Man's Bedroom Terrifies Yarmee Visitor
A lion entered a bedroom in Merton and attacked a man before fleeing into a yard. The intruder killed a farm animal before escaping as dawn broke. The man suffered fatal fright and minor injuries, while the observed animal fled into a nearby area.
Kam bry ratepayers meet with low attendance
At the Bunbuey traffic prosec meeting only five ratepayers attended as Menara J B Williams and G Sloan joined, with K C Davies guiding the discussion on regulations. They debated council actions and potential prosecutions while noting costs and possible court pleas.
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Kambry
Menara
J. B. Williams
G. Sloan
Rateyaxrre
K. C. Davies
Williams Davies
Renton
Wedding Day Tragedy After Bride Waits For Groom
A wedding in Aberteen went awry as the bride Miss Peart Punt waited for groom Joseph Watson. The minister delayed then left. witnesses say Watson, from Union Grove, was in trouble. The ceremony room filled with guests as the groom failed to appear and later was found dead in Roxewount House.
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Peart Punt
Smithfick
Joseph Watson
Union Grove
Hota
Wateon
Hanbury ratepayers urged to clear footpath
At the half yearly Hanbury ratepayers meeting Mr J B Williams urged ratepayers to keep the footpath clear. The mayor and Mr Williams discussed rewards and recognition for good citizenship as an incentive.
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J.B Williams
Hanbury
Wilfinma
Seath Western Tribune
Board to investigate incident after ambulance report
Delegates offered versions but no definite evidence emerged. The board will seek explanations and conduct a formal inquiry into the matter after delegates left, with action dependent on the forthcoming review. The remark suggests reliance on ambulance reports and actions by officials remain uncertain.
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Tarmbora
Robis
Kouth Wester Tribune
Burglary at Co Operative Store Prompt Police Hunt
Despite an attempted theft at the local Co Operative Store on Saturday night, Richard Lane observed a man near the locked doors and was assaulted. A car with Kalgoorlie plates fled as two suspects vanished. Later, the secretary of Moll Road Cord reported a break in at his home during a concert, with valuables taken and a trail of injuries found.
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Co Operative
Richard
Posey
Lane
Sine O'Cloeke
Co-Operative
Kalgoorlie
Jin
Moll Road
Sallie Mail
Rabbit Destruction by Winter and Spring Fumigation
An agriculturist notes that successful rabbit control depends on year round effort. Neglect in winter lets rabbits breed and strengthen, while dry summer weather increases casualties around water holes. Vermin Branch lists winter and spring as key breeding months, urging continued attacks even when green feed and water are available to prevent regrowth.
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Agricultural Department
Rowing Club Dance Revives Social Night at Recreation Ground
A large crowd attended a Monday evening Rowing Club dance at the recreation ground. The event featured new tunes and Cameron's Orchestra keeping guests entertained while the ladies committee supervised, hoping the party would revitalize club social and financial life after recent disruptions.
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Sa Long Bert
Cameron
Sapper
Rabits and methods for fumigation discussed
The article explains rabbi t control tactics including seasonal bait preferences and fumigation of warrens. It notes two main fumigants carbon disulphide and calcium cyanide, with prices and equipment available in Perth for use in burrow destruction.
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Perth
An Easy Winner and Miserable Atom's Face
In a breach of promise case the defendant, described in lurid terms as a deformed and degraded man, faced a judge and jury with theatrical rhetoric. The jury returned a verdict for the defendant.
Astronomical Dates in Early Summer
The note lists celestial phases and dates with references to first and last quarters. It mentions June 4 and June 19 as quarter points and June 26 as a later reference, alongside terms fall mane and mew mon Tune.
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Fall Mane
Private bridge function and charity ball report
A private bridge gathering arranged for Wednesday benefited the Maternity Memes fund with a large afternoon turnout. A silent auction and soup service highlighted the event while entertainment included pianoforte duets and dancing. The article notes plans for a Topslar Public Worker competition and mentions a new orchestra, the Hy ncopaters, to debut at the Ambulance Ball on July 4th, with the band offering free service.
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Méirling
Stirling
Mio Stirling
Mme Prank Clinch Af Grennaugh
Weston Grout
Bydney Pound
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