Progressive Party Face as Nominations Split Across States
The State Progressive Party remains divided over alliance with Country Party and Nationalists. Colonels Bruner and Brower are discussed as potential leaders while the North faces pressure for immediate policy action. The piece argues the Progressives must assert independence or risk losing influence to broader national factions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progressive Party
Poderad
Sptiero
Country Party
Nationaliste
Weal
Polit Out
Page
Atomaleas
Bruner
Woaree
Pagetas
Comeegern Poe
Golovel Araxier
Maletaln
Niemarty
Tie
Walling
Couney
Sudbury Nickel Deposits Noted as Largest in World
A note from the era highlights Sudbury in Canada as hosting the world’s largest nickel deposits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warld
Sudbury
Conede
In Its. Vttle to advance 50m Punts Genel
A fragmented note discusses a large promotional push behind a project aimed at the community. The locality context is described, with emphasis on public recognition as a communal effort and plan moving toward the people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pandagon
Genel
Cen
Gloucester Shth Council Debates Road Cutting and Weeds
Gloucester Shire council discusses road work near Utne Bur and the GCurreaheark road. Mentions a bullock team for draft, noxious weeds including Prickly Pear Blackberry and Saffron Thistle, and plans to notify landowners via local paper to remedy weed problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utne
Feree
Barnard
Ning
Cobark Works Committee plans bridge and road repairs
The Works Committee outlines estimates for reinforced stone causeways over the Diowerstor River and related culverts, decking, and road resurfacing. It proposes a survey of Nabiac causeway, purchase of a road grader, and scheduling repairs to Barrington and Gloucester roads, with bridge decking and culvert work in the shire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diowerstor
Cobark Piomd
Fomade & Etry
oPoeal
Conmmittes
Betty Beedionay
Rook Botlein
Ted
Vetimalé
Thie Gansewmy
Manning Shire
Alrak
Mirdot
Miller's Hill
Nabiac
Urean Tre
D. Buckietts
Shirby
Gloucester
G. Toma
Gounell
Crawley
Smut
Amy
Wileridd
Vulver
G. Isaao
Gomider
Mosera Artur Loplisiner and
Gulierky
Erading
Aeng
Cownell
Dt. P. Shewark
Ging Ie
Polr
Barrington
Stewart
Barrington Hejdee
Kemnordy
Sol Reece
Burrington
Ullmbie
Kennedy
Mowrant
Wrrek
Towel
Viermon
Parkbork
A. C. Farley
Valet
Air
Wundt
Worlam
Anson
Kerry
A. J. Farley
Tambergers
Barber’s
Leen
Himberger
WN. Wickson
Mow Bank of K.3.w
Wrabien
Elliett
Tee Caine
Vordy
Gent
Yordy
Cimecire
London note on church independence and archbishop role
A London message reports that ADO Lalyaanko, claiming the title Warma Archbishop Geen, heads the Patish Gethodos church. The figure favors church dependence on the Moscow patriarchate and states that the Archbishop proclaimed the Polloh Church's independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Ado Lalyaanko
Geen
Becaube
Moscow
Polloh
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