Hershingy Times Sees Subscribership Rise Strongly
Subscriptions increase as readers in the area embrace the Hershingy Times with renewed support. The paper notes a surge in subscribers who value its local reporting and timely updates.
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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Sep 03, 1940
Page
6
Subscriptions increase as readers in the area embrace the Hershingy Times with renewed support. The paper notes a surge in subscribers who value its local reporting and timely updates.
A fragmented wartime style exhortation urges steadfast duty and kind speech. It emphasizes maintaining resolve, avoiding demoralizing talk, and guiding others toward constructive actions during tense times.
An old newspaper blurb urges readers to trust Doan's Backache Kidney Pills for relief from backaches and kidney disorders. It describes kidneys filtering waste and warns that poor kidney function causes pain and fatigue, urging readers to buy the pills from chemists or stores.
A reader asks about today’s programming for Glasgow Weekly Vines with questions on broadcast content and lineup. The inquiry highlights curiosity over which shows or segments will air and seeks clarity on scheduling.
F Cullen, Federal President of the Australian Wheatgrowers Organisation, declines to stand in Wannon citing insufficient time for a winning campaign after a Horsham meeting with about 200 farmers and traders. Delegates from Wheatgrowers associations criticized government policy during the event, with local officials and the Mayor present.
Lord G Marston, state president of the Victorian Wheat and Woolgrowers Association, outlines meeting aims to assess a potential independence move and emphasizes industry cooperation with the war effort. He notes dislocation in trade, calls for support from farmers, and mentions rallies in Hamilton and Dahon Ane as part of the push for a truly independent candidate.
Federal President Mr. F. Guillen of the Associatont Wheatgrowpra Organisation of Australia drew a rousing reception when he spoke. He argued the industry needs non political, pro grower policies and criticized past governments for missed opportunities. He warned against reliance on party politics and urged practical steps to reduce costs and boost production. He claimed the fourth line of sustenance, the secondary industry, must be supported to prevent further losses.
Amid heated sessions Speaker rejects government loans while Abe Lo Maildery and T. Seholfield press for price supports and subsidies. Negotiations touch wheat stability, monopolies, and relief for growers as delegates voice concern over policy impact and future pricing.
The meeting sees MPs and farmers clash over wheat industry aid with debate over debt, production costs, and candidate support. Key figures include Cullen and Bl in a tense session as committees consider options and potential independent bids.
Fragmented OCR describes a generic patent remedy with references to kidney and liver issues. Mentions W. Gouk & Son as local agents and Brew Bookie. Text is garbled with many names and nonsensical terms, but implies a sale or promotion of a health product with questionable efficacy.
A wartime feature describes pocketsized Khaki Bibles issued for sailors and soldiers, with sermons and notes by Dr Folin Stewert. Ministers praise scripture as a steadying force for troops, while donations to the British and Foreign Bible Society are sought to fund continued distribution to front lines.
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