Victorian Wheat Pool Bill Outlines Growers Ballot Rules
A notice from the Wheatgrowers Anti Compulsion League details a state proposal for a Victorian Corn Wheat Pool. It explains compulsory voting, a two to five member board with government nominees, and mechanics for ownership, seed, and consumption wheat, along with levies and penalties.
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Parker Moloney
Belp
Victoria
Rmilwans
Omer
Crowers
Thavard
Minister of Agriculture
Optimistic Outlook from Mr Scullin at Ballarat Luncheon
Prime Minister Mr Scullin spoke at Craig's Hotel Ballarat calling for optimism over Australia’s current difficulties and predicting a return to prosperity within two years. Mr Beullin remarked on his refreshed appearance and recalled opposing Alfred Deakin 24 years ago.
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Beullin
Alfred Deakin
Ballarat
Palitieian
Professors plea for education in business leadership
Professor Copland of Melbourne University urged Bendigo business leaders to place education at the core of business formation. He criticized the current system for failing to attract top young men into business careers and proposed paying younger hires a basic wage to reflect future value.
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Bendigo Commerce Club
Copland
Commercs
Melbourne University
London
Agro
Rhodes
Australia
Electric battery sparks controversy at charity race meeting
At Piceroy in aid of Collingwood funds, a jocket linked to Violillian’s first division race raised a child sensation after stewards found an electric battery with rider terminals on the mare. Antonio and Robinson disputed mounting and promised the mare. officials questioned several parties regarding the contrivance.
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Violillian
Hell
Piceroy
Collingwood
Berore Violillian
Robinson
Antonio Wis
Vielilian
Momnat
J Antonio
Peine Aptoniga
Mbieh
Noese
Pe Montmry
Antoine
Marlene Poulsin
Wainle
Antonio
Antonty
Ascot Vale
Tahiti Disaster Victims Barred From Official Count
The first rate message from the steamer Ventures reports all Tahiti passengers rescued safely. Engineers speculate a propeller struck a floating object possibly a spar, driving the other ship’s hull with force and causing bulkhead damage. The Tahiti letter will reach London on September 5.
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Ventures
Tueslan
Tahiti
Great Britain
Laonelod J
Drought Relief Begins as Government Allocates Funds
Washington reports the federal government has taken a major step in drought relief authorizing 12 875 000 dollars for highway work to employ displaced farmers. States must match this funding. Agriculture faces moving 300 000 cattle and 20 000 sheep from Montana to nearby feeding pens. Arkansas and nine other states report 270 000 farm families facing severe food shortages.
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Washington
Miliyde
Department of Agriculture
Montana
The
Agricultural Department
Arkansas
Market Report On Cattle And Sheep Prices
Stock markets show a firmer tone with lighter supply and steady demand. Prime bullocks pull £21 to £25 17/6, cows £16 to £18, calves to £14 1s 6d, sheep in strong demand, lambs at £15s or higher, with country butchers competing and all grades rising from last week. Mr B HL Riggell of Byron Lodge sold 10 bullocks for £21 7/4.
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Corpralien
HL Riggell
Byron Lodge
Famba
Inst Weuk
Woods' Great Peppermic Cure For Cuuigue and Colds
A rough note describes a pepperbased remedy labeled Woods' cure for cuguige and colds without clear instructions or verifiable origins. The language is informal and lacks medical verification or attribution.
Munday Meeting Hears Lengthy Public Works Debate
Councilors objected to a lengthy report from the town engineer focusing on mileage and depreciation for vehicle use. The discussion covered estimated yearly miles for private versus public purposes and the resulting expenses, with motions to approve or request revisions being debated.
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Munday
Hownie Shure
Carracher
Cbat
Hind Pe
Aimaint
Caereeher
Aelius
Australian labor views in Amelisa factory debate
A 19th century report notes Anglophone sentiment in Amelisa about wage levels and working conditions. It compares Australian labor to global standards, praising Australian workers and claiming higher industrial efficiency and clothing production prestige.
Railways debate stirs public protests over free passes
A heated discussion on railway free pass privileges prompts protests across states and Victoria. The Victoria Railway Commissioners are urged to clarify policy while political leaders debate broader transport funding and industry impacts amid recent financial strains.
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Victoria
Aller
Daleheal
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Your Wireless Organisation
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Firebrice Street
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Foster Clarks
Don
Ltoa
Wimmera Poultry Farm
Farmers & Graziers
Edwards Sheeps Western Assurance CO
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Melbourne
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Wheatgrowers’ Anti- Compulsion League
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MR. Scullin
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1.C.S
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Meleeeras
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W.A
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Mount Juliet
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