Progressive party debate on decentralisation and railways in state
A fractured Progressive movement rally discusses tying city growth to national rail links. Supporters urge rail connections to primary producing regions, while opponents fear urban needs and fiscal burden. The debate touches on decentralisation, wool trade, and looming railway policy across districts.
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Wm. Hedgesay Dutton
L. Dare
Sydney
Deareen
Nationalist
Pir O Puller
Tiaresv
Meri Wal
Hag
Groulkurn
Cec
Paria
Tuller
Eric Sermerne
Bothampton
Goulbuna
Goulbuna Electorate, For Quinerams Liffeaulties
Presoit
Crummnert
Perbach
Genie
Byelnes
SS Wo
Singer Sparks Outburst Over Lunatic Asylum Remark
In a heated speech at Mego Mr Adium Sanger and supporters discuss the Snowy River hydro scheme and Eden power, arguing a national view is needed beyond Sydney and Melbourne. He blasts city voters and praises private enterprise while condemning day labour and wage slavery.
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Mego
Adium Sanger
Snowy River Hyere
Eden
Singer
Riverina
Blue Mountains
Sydney
Melbourne
Misheard Tea Trade Dialogue Sparks Cup Per Grant Debate
A reader quip highlights a misheard phrase about price in a tea-label dispute. The commenter contrasts per cup versus per pound while noting a surplus of cups from a popular brand, hinting at market confusion and consumer chatter.
Chance Goulburn Missed Atbalase Art Union Meeting
At a Friday night meeting of the N S W Ambulance Transport Service in Goulburn, officials discussed a turnover shortfall of about £1000 and delays in ticket deliveries. Superintendent Pendr emo and Superintendent Henderson offered statements while J C Falconer noted misdelivery by train causing the shortfall. Another Art Union was planned to cover remaining tickets, with the Goulburn committees expected to dispose of a remaining number of tickets.
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N.S.W. Ambarlane
Art Union
Lawes
Pendremo
Foolburn
N.S.W. Ambulance Transport Service
Henderson
Pecerdanes
J C. Falconer
Vanderson
Lng
Lickel
Unfair Act on Weed Destruction Trial in Kyog’e
Report on prosecutions by the Shire Council against bann-owners for failing to take remnant steps to destroy weeds under the Act. Mr Woolliven comments on wider enforcement and the difficulty of proving reasonable effort. The court rules the information should be withdrawn given inspector evidence, with one case withdrawn to avoid a record of conviction.
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N.S
de Shire
Marietnie
Wollivon
Yuu
Weery
Ela
Kyo
Kyo Shire Noguinet Willian Secombe
Newliwa Woods
Thail Beer
Alniomis
Vote May 30 in vital issues facing the country
Observer urges voters to choose progressive candidates on voting day May 30 to address entrenched neglect and unemployment. The piece notes long standing nationalist and potent governments, calls for action to curb youth brain drain and overcrowded cities, and stresses the need for decisive voting to shape the nation’s future.
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Sydney
Woods' Great Peppermint Cure Mentioned in Fragments
Fragmentary OCR reads a mention of Woods' Great Peppermint Cure described as a remedy and air protection wares. The text is incomplete but suggests a historic health product and promotional tone without clear dates or entities.
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Mark
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Austral Sanitarium Health ‘Food
George Street
Dean Uys
Kinkara
J.r.love
Bathurst Street
Aunt Marys
Ash Zes
Progressive Party
Moss Vale
Port Kembla
Calne Nakens
Col. Broxner
County of
Cumberland
Dears
Mr. Singer
Perkins
Isao
Dejan Sweetn
Follege
Syemney
Akal
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Australia
J. Bardalsy & Co
Coombs and Walsh
Mr. Puteraga
Suit Club
Coombs & Walsh
Orient Line
Werf Neo
Tralia
Spring Street
W. H. Wheatley
Chance Goulburn
The
Atbalase Art Union
Iran
Inter-City Coaches, Ltd
Empire Lounge
Auliietreet
Firme Meni
Marcus Clark & Co. Ltd
Central Square
Pyery
St. Doria
Okies Corner Market
Elizabeth Sti
A. Negus
High Grade Paints
Chas. Rogers and CO
Lea & Perrins
SAAC
Acre
Barraclough
George Et
Bydney
Dalton
Gonning
Haw
Shin Town
I. J
Shellabear
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