Exchange address sparks debate at Mudgee Brotherhood meeting
Mr. A W Yeo told the Methodist Brotherhood at Mudgee that exchange and gold backing shape currency value. He argued nations rely on notes backed by gold and that postwar borrowing shifts value, harming primary producers. He warned Australia faced deficits and urged tariff and exchange protections to aid farmers and wool and wheat markets.
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Mudgee Methodist Brotherhood
A.W. Yeo
Castlereigh
Australia
London
Nationa
Commonwealth Bank of Australia
Yeo
Wtill
Apeakey
Sahara Devertan
Yoo
Worlern
Review of Wheat Crop Conditions in Central Western NSW
The State Marketing Bureau reports late August conditions in central western New South Wales were cold, dry and windy with up to an inch of rain. Some districts like Bogan Gate and Parkes show fair growth, but many areas are stunted or failing. Sown crops germinated patchily, with many failures anticipated. additional rainfall in September is needed to secure reasonable yields.
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New South Wales Department of Agriculture
Bogan Gate
Canowindra
Cargo
Cudal
Parkes
Tooraweenah
Dubbo
Eumungerie
Geurio
Gilgandra
Consulian
Tooraweenah Residents Form Prosperity Association
A Monday night meeting at Tooraweenah Memorial Hall formed the Tooraweenah Prosperity Association to advance town and district interests. A. B. Neevan was elected President with A. E. H. Garlington as secretary, J. McWhitter as treasurer, and a committee set to lobby for Oxley Highway deviation and to urge shire and divisional engineers to address Bridge Street and Denman Street drainage neglected for years. The group also pledged support for C. Pereyson in the B Riding by election.
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Tooraweenah Memorial
A. B. Neevan
A. E. HH. Garlington
J. McWhitter
Efii
Gilgandra
Bridge Street
Denman Street
C. Pereyson
Tooraweenah
Lucky
Waller
Tilia
Sydney
Wool clip outlook boosts farmers as district predicts higher yield
Western arasis srt faces a bumper wool cheque with the district office estimating 275,000 bales for the year up from 199% in the prior period. Increased prices promise rich returns to labor, while railways have already moved 180,000 bales and more are trucked and shipped, signaling an active season.
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Wubbo
Publi
Lutheran Synodical Convention Deliberations On Worship And Sunday Observance
The Lutheran Synodical Convention met from September 15 to 18 under good weather. Ministers from congregations discussed church welfare, with Friday evening noting a history of growth. A unanimous resolution condemned secular Sunday competing pressures and affirmed public worship as divine ordinance, urging sanctification of Sundays and Christian liberty. The event included sermons by Rev. W. Baschmann and a rally at the Many School, with delegates from Broken Hill and Soulley Queensland.
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N.5
Ssruvith
Adelaida
Ares
Broken Hill
Soulley
Queensland
Uud
Vistors
Nsw
W. Bschmann
Adnan
Geddea
Pbs
W. J. Lohmann
Mesure
Nelvhelt Riddony
G. J. Molbentin
Giganutra
Rita
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Mr. A. W. Yeo
Methodist Brotherhood
Review OF
Tooraweenah News
Westore
Oval
Stan McCabe
One Star
Don Bradman
A. Oldfeld
Surridge
Olympic
Stuart Surridge
Mayer
Sooliaturea
CLUS
Score Books
DRA
Gilgai
Hardy
Federal Chamber
Enitio
Huardy
Cain
Deuvemstan
Baesnes
Volithil Philistines
Alin Heyl
Habioscoset
Vista Country
Rathaizeml
Unis Nian
Watti
Ordy
Unites Op
Monte
Yiilees
Eet
Erie
Arasis Srt
Lutheran Synodical Convention
Henty
Ava
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