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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 29, 1931
Page
3
An advertisement extols Dr Morse's Indian Root Pills as a universal cure for many ailments. It claims purification of blood, elimination of poison, and broad trust across classes. The copy highlights sugar coated pills, pleasant taste, freshness, and affordable pricing.
Stolen stock case seeks informants to convict thieves linked to the Buck Owners Stealing Prevention Association. A confidential tip leading to a conviction earns a reward. lodgement with the Association Secretary in Inverell within seven days. The notice names multiple local places and individuals and specifies the reward terms and committee discretion.
Production and Consumption firm previews a 204 500 bale Commonwealth wool clip for 1931 32 boosting output about six percent from the current season. The piece notes world wool prices tick higher, costs ease, and demand should absorb the larger clip despite prior slumps.
A long discussion of a sweeping plan to cut interest costs and public expenditures. It seeks 22 percent on government bonds, 20 percent on public services and pensions, with exemptions for the unemployed, and 124 percent on old age and invalid pensions. It argues savings of millions yearly, credits to banks for government finance, and potential industrial revival, while noting implications for bond holders and the economy. Also references Hoover’s Young Plan revision and a rabbit skin market report amid broader economic debates. Corporate entities mentioned include Salute, Bell, and Co. Ltd., and general mentions of banks and governments.
A recent message argues wheat growers will vote on July 7 to accept a pool with majority rule. Benefits cited include grower control via an elected board, higher returns seen in Queensland, potential federal pooling, cost savings, streamlined marketing, and improved grain quality through centralized handling. Critics note financial strain and government actions during bond reductions.
Leading authorities retained to test Colgate's dentifrice assert its cleansing properties are unique. The company capitalizes on high demand to manufacture this superior product and sell a full-size tube for one third of a penny.
North America holds a huge wheat surplus weighing on global markets. Canadian wheat sells steadily as traders temper hopes amid unclear Farm Board plans. A Stanford survey projects 1990-31 world trade may top 605 million bushels with stocks varying by region.
A steamer at the pier is told a party of fifty is coming aboard. A man boards and explains he is the party. he is fifty years old. A second joke follows about a father and his reducing exercises, with a tattooed rowing-bowl on his chest.
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