Motor Industry and Road News and Notes from The Era
The 1929 car model fuse issue is noted with a buzzer substitute for safety. Continental travel faces frequent punctures from nails. fish powered motor fuel experiments catch attention. Austrian factories plan near ten thousand vehicles, while New Zealand fringe taxes push private business vehicles for licenses. Police numbers, pedestrian safety as a school subject, and transport policy debates fill the item with diverse notes on roads, traffic, and incidents.
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Victorium
Hogan
Austria
New Zealand
Rodios
London
Holland
Hudson River
New York
New Jersey
Melbourne
Transporch Board
Mitway
Tamway
Wall
Perth
Beginon
Dykin
Ame Cenunen
Opom
Farge Nulber Ab Ietor
Aveklant Chto
Ivendiarman
Line Furance Company
A Wife for Forty Cows in Colonial Debates
A colonial essay questions legal and social changes as Parliaments consider allowing men to “take” wives for cattle and goods. The piece notes opposition from Shilluk women who resist price-based marriage and demand respect for maternity and family rights, provoking a rapid public response.
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Sydney
Lake Albert
Unclear fragmentary notice of health and trade terms
Fragmentary text references health, constigated state, and crude remarks about Gemin i and Chamberlain. Mentions of Jets, taxa tive items, chemists and storekeepers appear as scattered phrases. Contains no complete events or identifiable names.
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Gemini
Weil
Chamberlain
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the Motor World
ENLY
Kily
J. Giblin
Goodyear
Essex
Bendix
Dalgety & Company Limited
Norte
Ravennae
Burge Bros
Iensiex
SuperSix
Buick
Glenister & Mackenzie Ltd
Byron Street
Inverell
Tudebaker
Studebaker
the Great
Liberal
Asomarkst
Chas Hope
Edwards Sheep
Wunderlich Ltd., Manufacturers Co
Baptist and
Cleveland Streets
Redfern
Wunderlich