Country Party Postwar Policy Promotes Growth and Independence
The Country Party outlines a pragmatic postwar program focused on population growth, immigration expansion, and collaboration with overseas industries. It stresses development of primary production, closer settlement with debt relief for new settlers, reliable electricity and irrigation, rail line reviews, and housing for rural communities. It rejects prolonged bureaucratic control in favor of cooperative enterprise and individual initiative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Party
Commonwealth
McKell
Australia
N.8.w
Publcy Parke
Regular Subscription Call for Argue Newspaper
The notice urges readers to become regular subscribers of the Argue, offering the deal to join tomorrow. It promotes district support and claims a yearly price of 13 in the local currency.
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Edvanes
Farmers consider one union to unite Guyra district
In Mr White’s absence Mr W Youman outlined a plan to merge farmers and their organisations in the Guyra district into a single union via S.W.A.C. zones. Delegates would draw up a formation plan for presentation at a public meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. White
W. Youman
S.W.A.C
Guyra
Farmers’ Union
White
E. N. McKie
Great Britain
New Zealand
Hutton
Primary Producers’ Union
F. and §. Association
Harold Starr
Commonwealth
H. F. White
S.A
P.P.A
North
North Coast
New England
Frank White
Advertising Rates and Notices Outline
Classified ads list small items up to 16 words with two pence per extra word, and rate schedules for meetings social events births engagements marriages and deaths four pence per column inch, caution notices per quarter, and contracted rates. Subscriptions to the Argus cost 13 shillings in advance, postage free, with single copies at 3 pence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Argus
Aborigines Welfare at Guyra Spurred by Council Letter
Mr H Neilsen urged Shire Council to aid Guyra Aborigines by creating baths a cricket pitch and other facilities. He offered £5 from a sympathetic donor. Health Inspector Akin noted lack of allocated land and recommended involving the Aborigines Welfare Board and police. Dr Wheaton praised the humanitarian aim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guyra
H. Neilsen
Neilsen
Dr. Cox
Akin
Aborigines’ Welfare Board
C. E. Wheaton
Donations To Memorial Institute
During the month Mrs. Cox donated five books to Memorial Hall library. Her husband Set A Cox contributed work around the building including repairs to locks and offered to renew window sash cards. The couple received a vote of thanks at last week's committee meeting.
Delegates Chosen To Draft Submission Plan For L W A c
Delegates from each Zone were appointed to meet Mr. Frank White j and devise a scheme for submission to the next L W A c meeting. The move aims to formalize ideas ahead of the forthcoming session.
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Frank White
L.w.a.c
Memorial Scholarship Fund for Gowries Planned
A public meeting is convened by Shire President W Youman for Wednesday week to establish a memorial scholarship fund to honor Lord and Lady Gowrie and to support servicemen and their dependants. Funds will be invested in loans, with sums over £1 non redeemable, and the day will mark wartime sacrifice and enduring remembrance.
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Lord and Lady
Memorial Hall Billiard Room Returns to Proper Decorum
Memorial Hall committee reports decorum restored in the billiard room. Treasurer A A Mackenzie notes credit fund rose by about £16 10 0 to £75 11 8 largely due to joining boys paying prescribed fees. He credits Mr Newton for the reform.
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Memorial Hall
A. A. Mackenzie
Mackenzie
Newton
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Loteof
Herbert
Togeten
Pineh
Bob
Mr. H. Neilsen
Memorial Institute
C. E. Cox
Blue Cafe
the Blue Cafe
Claude Heagney
J. Hill
Quirk
C.H.W
Ballingall
T. Na
E. Sole & Coy
F.o.r. Guyra
EL Leslie Blake
Armidale Newspaper Co. Ltd
Faulkner Street
Armidale
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