Arrawatta Protest Over Dairy Industry Funding
The minister for agriculture sticks to a policy affecting Arrawatta stock and the future of a local cheese and butter industry. Deputations protested an expectation that Inverell land could sustain dairying, while locals emphasized the value of the cheese factory and employment. The minister cites economy, noting the site costs £4000 yearly, a figure viewed as large yet potentially justified in context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inverell
Joeal
Cumberland
Millions for Roads Pushes Federal Plan in Australia
The article discusses a proposed federal program to spend £20,000,000 on roads and a plan for the Prime Minister to consult States on a comprehensive scheme. It notes motor traffic changing transport, with roads taking traffic from rail, citing Inverell to Glen Innes as an example costing about £120,000. It argues for intergovernmental support and Main Roads funding to share costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walcome
Rad Teafie
Mlaliond
Byrdsey
Polley
Inverell
Glen Tunes
Labor and English youth in Australian farming debate
A discussion notes that farmers face high labour costs and argues for outside government organization to recruit workers. It cites English boys leaving home for dole, private enterprise like Dreadnought toys as proof of alternative labor supply, and warns against displacing Australians while wage demands and arbitration limits persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Echoula
England
Arrawatta
Gydoey
Andy Rimeelf
The Mage yee of Arrawatta and Mr Bowing’s pioneering dairying work
A town reminiscence lauds Mr Bowling for pioneering dairying at Arrawatta Inverell’s show place in its prime. The piece notes the risk and sacrifice of his ventures and suggests public recognition is due, lamenting the estate’s decline and missed tribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arrawatta
Bowling
Inverell
Arrawalla
Vintore
Armentia Os
Footpath Chatter and Civic Ideals in Inverell
An Inverell reader mocks footpath chatter that spread false impressions of a local activist investor. Comments defend public spirit, noting tensions over a training farm protest and a call for more originality and enthusiasm in town affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inverell
Leng Hoy
Taverell
Arrawatty
Land Values Echo Boom and Population Doubts
The piece debates land prices as two camps clash over rising values and boom sentiment versus a local reaction. Some push inflated sales while others seek broad reductions, arguing new buyers suffer if land is priced too high.
Memorial at St Augustine's and parish notes
Memorial at St Augustine's dedicates a lee term donated by Mr A F Warner in memory of her husband A F Worser of Guance station. A bishop-confirmation at St Augustine's, then a second service at Tinghs sad back. Tragic electrocution near Hamilton NZ claims Mark Webb 45 and his seven year old grandson Norman. Town notices warn Xmas engraving limits, stocking draw at Cansdall's, and local Christmas events at bowling green and Arrawatta Hall with dance and opening remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bt. Augustine’s
EB. J .Stammer
A. F. Warner
A. F. Worser
Guance Station
St. Augustine's Church
Armidale
Bl. Augustine’s
Arthur Fowler
Tao Whare
Hamilton
Mark Webb
Norman College
Webb
Mome Thos Bis Grandena
Cansdall
Priver
Moller Lagpeetur
A. M. Cumadell & Co. Ltd
Yaussell
Advt
Destructive Hailstorm Hits Oakwood Farms Disastrous Losses
A severe hailstorm near Oakwood yesterday afternoon battered wheat fields and fruit trees across several farms. Five inches of hail fell at Mr Br Waddell and nearby properties, damaging storing 1500 bags and ending harvests. Cows injured by the storm, irrigation equipment displaced, and the region left desolate with insured none for the massive wheat losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qakweed
BR. Georgeson
Om Mensie
B. Jamiesoi
W. Waddulla
RB. Wordell
BR. Waddell
H. Georgeson
J. Blowright
Fr. Waddell
Basnockburn Creek
Winduella Property Base Reported by Guanedah
Property base Bacon and o Guanedah report ing on the Winduella with vitriel details. The document notes a total of 4500 mere as part of the description and measurements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bacon and O
Guanedah
Winduella
Tiass Onlersdar Calendar Notice in Next Tuesday’s Paper
Our annual calendar will be enclosed in next Tuesday's issue. If any reader fails to receive one, notify us to obtain a replacement copy.
Holiday Travel Then and Now in Holiday Excursion Trains
The article discusses holiday travel methods with overcrowded excursion trains, contrasting Mailwaye and Victoria practices. It notes cheaper options exist but adds forced excursions on all trains except express services, leaving individuals to weigh convenience and cost. It mentions high fares from many places to Sydney impacting holiday budgets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mailwaye
Victoria
Addthon
Sydney
Motor accident injures Byron Street pedestrian
A man named George Stewart was seriously injured when struck by a Ford car driven by Thomas Heath near Byron Street yesterday afternoon. Stewart was rushed to hospital after bystanders assisted him to a nearby surgery, with Heath reportedly driving without a valid permit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron Street
George Stewart
Hoss Hill
Thomas Heath
Capeton
McBean
Stewart
Heath
Mears
Elijah Maidens
John Adama
Gonn
Ste Warl
Mistriet Hospital
Hills
Ashford
Quiry
Auction of Bala Town Property in Mingled Proportions
The entire Bala of Town Property and suburban portions in the estate of late Thomas Mather were publicly auctioned by C. Murray at School of Arts Mall on a Wednesday morning. Bidding reached the reserve. the whole estate was bid in. Private sales followed for the lion’s share. The Imperial Motel was purchased by C. Wo McFarland, with other parcels tied to Mower, C. Murray, and W. Syrett set to Eather. Further sales are pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suburbin Proportien
Las
Thomas Mather
Pullic
C. Murray
School of Arte
Andes
Imperial Motel
C. Wo McPfarland
Christmas Eve wine and spirits order cutoff
A wartime style ad warns customers to place wine beer and spirits orders before 6 pm on Christmas Eve to avoid delays at A M Canedell and Co Ltd wholesale merchants. It urges calling in and collecting early and notes many customers are turned away after closing time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wind and Spirit Department
Pam
Wolater
A. M. Canedell & Co Ltd
Ben Lomond Land Selections Open for 646 Acres
Mr McKveen declares 646 acres of settlement land at Ben Lomond will open for selection on January 11. The site includes house, dairy, huts, stalls, sheds, wells, tanks, fencing and clearing. Ben Lomond rail line is five miles from Glen Innes. Land features basalt soil, good agricultural potential, with stockyards and drainage. Capital value £3370, unimproved value £2219 1d, stamp duty £2 5s 10d. Twelve other farms will be available for migrants under a Britain Commonwealth NSW agreement.Applicants need a qualifying certificate. Blocks range 201 to 203 acres. values £1140 to £1675. prices stated in shillings and pence. Buildings on two blocks. artificial grasses and clover sown. Water from Llygethnia lagoon and Ben Lomond creek.
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Unoul
Ben Lomuod
Great Britain
The
Commonwealth
N.8
Llygethnia
Ben Lomond Creek
Girl Boy at Hiaton theater draws large audience tonight
A lively crowd filled the Hiaton for Girl Boy with Lloyd delivering a bashful lead role and stuttering humor. The program included The Loaded Dice, a Century comedy Powdered Chickens, and a gazette. shows begin at 6 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd
Dr. Jack
Hiolto
Fire at Manilla Premises Sparks Trial of Four Moffat Men
In connection with a recent fire at Manilla that destroyed premises of Waterson Bi and others, four men named Thomas Moffat have been committed for trial for wilfully setting fire to the premises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manilla
Wateon Bi
Thomas Moffat
Passing Show at Canadell's and Bright Xmas Stocking
A jumble of notices and ads from Canadell's showcases new designs and a Xmas stocking offer with every five shillings spent. Reports include prices, gifts, and in store promotions, plus local incidents such as a fatal kitchen fire, a drowning tragedy, and a bushranger capture in Merriwa district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur James Weeding
Canadell's
Narrabri elects Ald P. J. Levey mayor for ninth year
The local paper notes Alderman P. J. Levey has been re elected mayor of Narrabri for a ninth consecutive term. It also reports on holiday travels of several residents, a postmaster replacement in Fil tg a, motor accident casualties, a bereavement in Inverell, and community notices including a bowling club tribute to Mr. George Marvin and teaching staff transfers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ald
P. J. Levey
Narrabri
Inverell
Ald. Butler
Alt. Butler
Aed
Dutiea
al. Butler
George Marvin
Oigei Public School
Clarence Town
Jmreat
Vernon
Martin
Mosers
Buxton
Northcott
Denshire
Nembitt
Acceptance list for Villiers Stakes and Summer Cup
The late sport lines show the acceptance list for the Villiers Stakes to be run tomorrow and the Summer Cup on Boxing Day. Leading contenders include Hemisphere, Pigeon Pie, Meenah, King Cyllene, Royal Dighton, Quan Tart, Sir Albek Waldooms, Balbus, Yolo Cake, Undaunted, THon, Dreblah, Valaia Queen, Noble Syen, and Moisha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Villiers Stakes
Cyllene
Albek Waldooms
Syen
Moisha
Beyond The Grave Feud Over Wilson and Lodge
The bitter feud between President Woodrow Wilson and Senator Henry Cabot Lodge extends beyond death through Lodge’s posthumous book The Senate and the League of Nations. Lodge blames Wilson for the Versailles Treaty defeat, calling him egoistic and lacking real courage, arguing his refusal to accept treaty modifications sacrificed the League covenant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrow Wilson
Senate
League of Nations
Wilton
Lodge
America
Convent School Concert Delights Inverell Audience
The Inverell Convent concert impressed with Munle singing and graceful dancing by young pupils. A full hall endured heat as children performed bravely in a lively program led by Mabel Hardy and pupils in operetta The Princess of Poppyland. The show featured violin pieces, choruses, and a playful five Little ... with strong staging and costumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munle
Inverell
Wang
Archie Glely
Mabel Hardy
Moxkowali
Waitess
D'Albert
Poppyland
J. Hardy
I. McNamara
A. Girle
M. Hardy
Meier Vo King
Flaletop
BR. McMahon
Teney
T. Mann
Prince Wideawake
G. McCosker
Baron Invomalu
PipPip
Hook Honk
Baron
Mostera P. Cregan
B Williams
Markets Report From Sydney Quotation Summary
Sydney markets report Friday prices for butter egg cheese and meat items including Tasmanian potatoes Clarence River onions and lucerne hay with bids and ranges. Forage supplies at Alexandra sale yards noted with chaff and wheats chaff prices.
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Sugeox Street
Clarence Rivers
Maze
Lucerne Hay
Alexambia
Osten
Wheates
Lucerne
Camsdells Shop Opens Amid River Flood Report
A fragment mentions Camsdells winning 41 points at Inverell during yesterday's heavy rain. It notes the opening of a Gnn of toilet articles and British Zylonite ware in novel designs amid the deluge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inverell
Camsdell's
Weather Telegram Forecast For Coastal Regions
Today's forecast calls for scattered rain and thunder in the northern coast and in isolated coastal spots, otherwise fine and warm to hot with sultry conditions. East to north winds will be fresh along the coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Government clash as council rejects Waterlao absorption bill
The Legislative Council rejected a bill to absorb Waterlao by Sydney City Council prompting Mr Lang to vow to appeal to the people. Mr Nelson secures assured re election in the Northern Territory east. Sydney shows rapid growth with 11,600 new buildings valued at £13.25 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lang
Legislative
Nelson
Northern Territory East
Sydney
Crash in Harris Street Leaves Two Men Hurt
Quick and the Dead reports a motorcycle and sidecar crash into a lorry in Harris Street Pyrmont. Albert Anderson was killed and Arthur Murphy suffered a fractured skull.
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Harris Street
Pyrmont
Albert Anderson
Arthur Murphy
Motor cyclist breaks Melbourne to Sydney record
W Barclay rode a motor cycle 505 miles in 16 hours from Melbourne to Sydney, beating the previous 23 hour record. The Labor council welcomed Jacko Johannsen back to the fold last night, with Mr Wuluh absent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Barclay
Melbourne
Bydney
Labor Council
Jaco Johannsen
Mr. Wuluh
Leftist Labor Split Teams Up in Queensland Meeting
A movement to form an organized left wing within the Labor party emerged in Queensland after a late night meeting of anti-Communists at the Tradew Wall in Brisbane. Those involved face expulsion threats but vow to continue, aiming to form a majority Labor faction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor Movement
Queensland
atl-Communiste
Tradew
Brisbane
Tragic death of constable in hospital collapse
The death occurred in a Sydney hospital yesterday of Constable Cunningham of West Australia who shot himself through the train but lived for a day. He was suffering from an incurable illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney Hospital
Constable Cunningham
West Australia
Infamous Pair in London Prostitution Case
Hay ley Morris and his wife were found guilty of procuring girls for unlawful purposes. Morris rece ived two years in prison for offences against girls under 16 and 12 months for the remaining counts, plus a £1000 fine and prosecution costs. His wife was sentenced to nine months in prison with hard labor. Morris has business interests in Shanghai.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heaters
London
Hayley Morris
Avery
Morris
Morrie
Shanghai
Costa
Arrawatta Dairy Sale Draws Mix of Local Buyers
The Arrawatta dairy sale drew strong local hew dairy men and district buyers but few outlanders. Auctions were brisk with 400 cattle sold at about 6 shillings 10 pence per head plus one hundred heifers. Notable bids included a Guernsey bull bought by W Newcombe and a high price for a Guernsey grade cow by B Waddell. Cedric Campbell secured Ayrshires. The sale ran smoothly under F Harding with Badgery Murray as auctioneers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arrawatta
Mr. Thos
Bowling
Warlalda
Moessra
John
Les Lanagas
W. D
R. B
Capel
A. Brewart
G. J
T. McGee
W. Conway
Armidale
Messrs
Beifield
Tanner
Joe Hoberteen
Department of Agriculture
Aula
Meowre
J. Tanner
Harry Badgery
Messrs. Badgery Brothers
OC. Murray
Inverell
Messry
Badgery
Murray
F. Harding
Snez
Anle
Enle
Guernsey
Wol-laugbar
W. Newcombe
Misngmurra
Guinaas
B. Waddell
Ouiwood
Cedric Campbell
Macintyre Park
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Stanly Fienn
Justices of the Peace
Robert Cox
Cundieton
Heald
Ginawes
Henry Fiett
Torre
Angie
E. White & Co
Wilsos
Taverell Milling Ua
Ot Deverell
Huavell
Christine
Rosa Hill
Kents Chun
Arrawatta Hall
Arrawstte
Mucin Jairpows
Barnes
Wauppett
Taverel
Wall
Mem Cleon
Pinnuy
Marron
Jd, Hardy
W. Wright
J. Turner
Neal Residenta
Oskwood
Jorious
Tiass
Onlersdar
Beepitel
Imjaret Oman
Ouill
Whey
Bala
Propértias
Cansiell's
Moses
Harry White
High Court
Commonwealth Poice
Peirl
Kondinin
W.A
A. Belk
Wyoming
Fairford
W. D. Capel
Stirling
Perroth
Canelells
Conadell's
Bunlight Milling Co
Glen Innes
Cunsdett's
E P.U
Crisdell's
Cansdell's
Abeurdam
Purchand
H. Th Biddy
Abwurdun
Vincent Eller
United Statee Amusementy Lik
Cornell
Omoba
Col. Bruxa
Canadel 'S
Beane
Merriwadivtrict
China
Canadell’s
Vincent
Oxley
Guyre-Dorrign
Liverpool
Union Street
Agnes Jaoe
Johnson
Randie
Mr. Be, J. Smith
Wilson
Filtiga
Harry Robinson
Mins Btrachan
Inverell Grammar Schod
Hindo Station
Guanesdoh
Arthur Yates
Byron
Barah McDonald
William McDonald
Villiers
Sir Aluck
Valais
Bard the Wild
Coase Proce Minimbeh
Master Oom
Freddie C. Hoyal
Roweri Lander U Pi
Dainty
Davis’ Lu Taeakam
Eid Uthentique
Mangostac Pigeon Pie
Produce Markets
Camsdell
Someone Mast
Quick and the Dead
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