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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Nov 13, 1925
Page
11
A garbled 19th century snippet quotes Mark Twain on September as a bad month for speculation and lists other months. It urges placing money in a bank for safe interest under government protections, mentioning Commonwealth protections and travel services ambiguously.
The Horsham meeting featured Mr Hogan championing McNeill and Labor candidates while denouncing the Bruce Page government. He attacked taxation, the woollen mills, Flinders Lane monopolies, and the Commonwealth Bank, praising wartime services and warning voters of alleged maladministration and profiteering.
A speaker defending the Labor party contrasts it with Communism, arguing Labor supports wages based on work, democratic decision making, and pacifism. He cites farmer hardships, wheat pools, and reforms like freight reductions and cattle compensation, urging a Labor vote to aid soldiers and rural producers amid postwar prices and debt.
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