Pioneering settler Edwin Bartlett and early Wimmera trauma
The life of Edwin Bartlett charts hardship and perseverance from Somerset England to Australia. He arrived with family in the Wimmera, helped found land, built a church and supported settlers, and later retired to Horsham. Bartlett is remembered for his sturdy, honest nature and contribution to early rural progress.
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Letters on Lyons and Labor Politics Stir Melbourne Debate
J Homecook of the Australian Trades Council writes to defend Lyons and question Macdonald’s critique. He argues Lyons’ platitudes misrepresent his aims and urges clear reasons for policies, while urging resignations when party promises falter. He contemplates United Australia party dynamics and the need for a cabinet reflecting primary producers’ interests.
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Woman Lost In Tie Buss Disorder Tells Story
A woman wandering from home was found miles away late at night, described as in failing health and requiring care. Police report says she and her sister were seen near the road as friends aided her toward safety and medical attention.
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