Education With a Bias Drift To Cities Condemned
At a Roshan Teachers Union meeting, President Ogilvie urged action to stop the rural to urban population drift. He warned that two-thirds of the state's population clustering in metropolitan areas risks serious problems in rural industry and defense, and called for broader curriculums and more teacher freedom to foster country life.
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Roshan Teachers’ Union
Ogilvie
Horsham
L. Bowden
Toaday
Afifl
Wang Sears
Reepatty
Cmust
Tropolix
Hoeshai
Waleas
Ord
Sue
Prnvess
Mall Coota Tulet
Mildura
Education
Victoria
Haven District League comeback over Longerenang College
Haven continued its strong form by beating Longerenang College by twenty points after a tight first half. Sullivan, Carr, Boyle and others starred as Haven pulled away in the second half to seal a 100 to 84 victory.
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Havens
Longerenang College
Haven
Quantong
Armoured Car Narrowly Beats Quantong In Tight Battle
In a close finish at Recreation Reserve Armoured Car edged Quantong by one point after Quantong led by 18 at the last change. Armoured Car's stamina surged late to secure the win and progress in the district league with emphasis on second place contention.
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Recreation Reserve
Quantong
Battlimg
Quantons
Arm. Cor
Cer
Byrne
Faux
Hartigan
J. Bryne
Weteon
Edwards
Quantony
Hughes
Borman
Dumesny
F. Netherway
Chequer
Uly
I-A
College
Haven
Armoured Car
Quantonk
Cotlee Armoured Car
Kidneys and Health: Calls for Education Reform
Authorities link kidney ailments to widespread backaches and poor health conditions. The article notes concerns about education, social opportunity, and government funding, urging policy changes to improve health and schooling.
Weather and harvest notes from district centres during cold spell
District centre news reports prolonged cold with fog and rain delaying crops. Many details mention influenza, holiday visits, and local events from Arbor Jay Pieute to the Minting State School. Trees planted and school committee meetings noted, with a relay team praised and community efforts described amid uncertain conditions.
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Arbor Jay Pieute
Tre
Mimimay
St Pauls Ladies' Guild Holds Games Evening
Unfavorable weather kept attendance low at St Pauls Ladies' Guild last Wednesday. A games night followed knitting and sewing with Miss D Overalls Flowers contest won by Mrs Hutchinson, Miss E Randall, and Miss M Lane. Special apron entries led to first for Mrs R Chequer and second for Miss M Lane. An upcoming evening will honor Mrs Preston (nee Doreen Lane) in the public hall.
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St. Paul's Ladies’ Guild
C Hutchinson
E. Randall
M. Lane
LE. Sandy
E. Williamson
J . FM. Asplin
R. Chequer
M | Lane
Preston
Doreen Lane
Amerraw
RuPanyup Bark Cat Chih Formed at Hospital Hall
A local faction named RuPanyup Bark Cat Chih forms with aims to assist variance in testing rates for fowls and serditions. Their first event will be Poor Attendances at Hospital Hall signaling a ceremonial start amid community concerns. Crowds gather at Enerown hall as committees weigh plans for a new era in WARRACKNABEAL New Town with civic leadership and a tribute to a singer who was honored Friday July 2.
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Chale Cornus
Hospital Hall
Wenston
Wil
Piery
Hell
Mary
Erverian
Catine
Jeavine
Fire Brigade
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C. McDougall
Pynsent Street
Huilding
Marcel
Chrysler
Dual Power
Charles Motors
Fe Pynsent Street
Freese
Beaurepaire’s
Beaurepaire Tyre Service Y. Ltd
Firebrace Street
Teachers' Union
Wales
Frank Tate
Australasia
Ited
Education Department
Tom Fox
Horsham Imperials
Deven
Green Park
Horsham Seconds
Jeparit
Ellam
D. Yaapeet
Tarrangark
D. Peppers Piainshao
Rainbow
Barteche
Dianoter
Sethe
Acre
Gowr
Brimpaen
Minimay
Mt Ore
Thissee
Mcente
Minting
Amd Ziarits
Jaestnion
A. Ball
Worth Afl
Issist Ufter Gremntaations
Vismepotreie
Walmtoen
McKenzie
Rupanyup
Stawell
Langlands
Axminster
Wilton Carver Square
Wilton Square
Genes
Monte VE
Langlands’ Furniture Dept
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