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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Aug 25, 1939
Page
7
Wu Acres in the Western District lies close to the railway station with soils ranging from heavy to sandy and gravel pockets. permanent creeks ensure good watering, homestead setup appears sturdy though some improvements remain. market events referenced with mention of cheap houses and development activity in the area.
Premier releases schedule showing how proposed taxation before exemptions and deductions would affect taxpayers. The document lists income bands and proposed rates, indicating higher charges across several brackets and noting exemptions and concessions.
Readers question the cost of bitumen on roads after a council plan. The editor notes Dr Mutehor’s figure of 411 casts 22/10 for paving and points out property owners paid about £48 for a surface not wide enough for two vehicles. The letter cites August Exhibits and mentions German sailors returning to Germany after service abroad.
The Commonwealth and states negotiate limits on wheat area with Victoria and Tasmania opposing a stabilisation pact. If major states reject the plan, premier shifts could force a realignment as debate centers on export controls, defense spending, and potential industry disruption while farmers press for policy support.
Victorian farmers tour the countryside inspecting farms near Bardertown and Kingston as they seek to diversify away from mixed crops. The trip highlights active land sales including 642 acres near Powel and 15 000 acres at Naracoorte with varying parcels and prices. Buyers look for improved pastures, clover, oats, and water access, with breakdowns of available farms and ranch-like features across several districts.
The Premier argues the Prime Minister has the responsibility to address funding for farm aid and wheat industry adjustments. He cites government costs in the millions and urges action without delay, asserting historic precedent and seeking lines of support for farmers.
Prime Minister Menzies leads government discussions on wage restraint and currency policy as reserves and rate talks shape economic plans. Focus turns to training schemes and potential price controls amid ongoing political debate.
A fragmented review discusses a Metro-Goldwyn film about boxing star Joe Louis and a killer role for Robert Taylor. It highlights action, amateurish elements, and lists cast including Maxie Rosenbloom, Mickey Meavor, and Maureen O'Sullivan. The piece reflects the era's film and boxing sensibilities with mixed entertainment value.
Fragmentary OCR text shows names like Eugene Palerre and mentions a 2 grade game with references to players and a team. Content is garbled and lacks coherent facts to form a clear summary or identify a specific event.
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