Country party meeting in Glen Innes discusses polls and unity
A Wismaile pronouncement by the Country party in Glen Innes sees leaders from NSW and federal electorates debate national policy, party unity, and potential central council representation. The discussion centers on Nationalists, workers' compensation concerns, and calls for balanced female representation within party delegations.
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Couney
Northert Tablelands
Glen Tanes
Messrs
Thompson
G. Abbott
Mpcp
Senatir
P.P. Abbott
Glen
Ais
Avesagel
Letorate
Country Party
Firesett
Geerpen
Bavin
Mwe
Cael
Stade
Absence of Originality in Sensational Headlines
A chaotic editorial fragment attacks the use of sensational headlines as harmful cultural representation. It rails against the alleged bias and violence in media coverage, arguing headlines shape public perception and ethical limits of reporting.
Labour minister lobbies sawmillers over Workers' Comp Act
Proceedings show the Country Sawmillers Association pressed Minister for Labor and Industry Mr Baddeley for a 30 percent cut in wages under the Workers' Compensation Act. They warned that if the timber industry did not shrink output, the state faced a major decline. Peter Burrows led the association describing 500,000 man hours, 4000 workers, and annual turnover of 9,000,000 super feet valued at 1,850,000. Buckley refused sweeping reductions though would consider a written decision in a week. The group urged elimination of teamsters and removal of certain operations from the Act. The minister said he would not push legislation and signaled no immediate action, noting that insurance rates and costs were high and would need review.
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Undes Kiipatrick Scully Ui Mebellind
M'S.l.a
Labor and Industry
Baddesey
Buckeley
Country Sawmillers’ Association
Peter Burrows
Hopital
Mills
Australia
Min Hans
Ine Sumanen
Uae
Hadiletoy
Prohibition Wariness in Prosecutions Debate
Published by Arrangement. Army and Navy would be helpless if Prohibition law not enforced, says Emery Buckner, federal prisoner attorney of New York who prosecutes all cases. He told the Senate that bootlegging floods markets with vast quantities and that prosecutions fail for lack of courts and juries. Buckner warns bootlegging may be the largest illegal industry and criticizes Prohibition for not improving social conditions.
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Emery Buckner
Pisnner
New York
Brough
Senate
Washington
Morning Post
Leadon
Voyntes
Xalions
Wien
Mickner
Talley
Workers' compensation act triggers industry shutdowns
A letter from H D Douglas of Douglas Bros to Opposition deputy leader Ball claims the Act forces five sawmills in the Deniliquin district to close on July 31, citing 140 workers affected. It notes other employers in Ruwanis regions facing unemployment and urges the Minister for Labour to preserve the industry, while Lang promises to address amendments next session.
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Ute Lang
H. D. Douglas
Douglas Bros. Naphoura
Ball
Deniliquin
Muwala
Car Corowa
Gillles
MLL
Nor Ern
Uml
Baddeley
Lang
Postion
Aubury Chamber of Committee
Doan's Backache Kidney Pills Cited For Kidney Pain Relief
A testimonial from Mrs. J. C. Simmonds of Dungog claims Doan's Backache Kidney Pills cure backache linked to weak kidneys. She describes sharp kidney pain, poor sleep, and fatigue relieved after a short course, with continued health six years later. Available from Foster-Milcllan Co. 15 Hamilton Street Sydney at 2/9 per bottle.
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Stark
Doan
J. C. Simmonds
Dungog
Dean
Mitchells Special Vinegar Aged for Rich Flavor
A vintage vinegar praised by good chefs for its aged complexity. Marketed as Mitchells special, it promises smooth taste with no harsh bite and clarity from pure barley and Australian white crystals. Include a bottle in your nest order to enjoy the refined liquid.
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Life magazine offers stories by world famous authors
The Life weekly, recast from cover to cover, publishes high quality stories and articles by renowned writers such as Frank L. Packard, Tex Beach, Capl P. G. Wren, and Booth Tarkington. On sale at book retailers for 49 pence, or mailed on request to T Shaw Fitchell at 376 Swanston Street Melbourne.
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Bia
Life
Frank L. Packard
Tex Beach
Capl P. G Wren
Booth —Tarkington
Peice
T. Shaw
Swanston Street
Melbourne
Byron Bay Council Raises Workers Comp Premiums
A council statement indicates Byron Bay Council increased workers compensation premiums. The document references the Hay Shire Council as context and notes the government inquiry into premium adjustments. Specific figures or dates are not provided in the extract.
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Byron Bay
Hay Shire
Council approves pay rise for four staff employees
A fragmented council note shows the decision to increase remuneration by about £800 on top of a base of £1000 for four council workers. The text is garbled but indicates approval of higher opnuim and related salaries.
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