Topical Comment on Australian War Policy and Government Interference
A topical comment argues against continued government intervention in Australian industry. It criticizes wartime policies led by Haghen and broader statesmanship, citing failed ship and housing programs, debt, and public discontent. The piece echoes New York Journal of Commerce skepticism toward socialism and government control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes
Btate
Feders
Haghen
Australis
New York ‘Journal of Commerce
Australia
Premier visit riles North as capital eyes rail plan
Inverell residents await Premier Sir George with mixed hopes and concerns over a major railway scheme. The source notes quiet lobbying inside party circles while North claims long-term neglect versus the South. Local leaders press for timing and fairness to the North during the premier's stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Buloe
Warwick
Tig
William Morris Liugives
Stemmaot
Amy
Four
Walla
Nomann
Georges
Fuote
Inverel
Comporting Figures Highlight Local Butter and Bacon Trade
The report notes the butter and bacon factory’s role in the Palaney area, with suppliers paid 9014 pounds and 2183 pounds for dairy outputs. It credits head executive Mr. Awenney and discusses how dairy profits support local farmers and broader regional settlement, urging wider awareness of the sector’s cash flow and economic impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Makis
Ibellen
Taverelle
Awenney
Bo Rum Company
Sharebol
Tavete
Aed
Local and General News From Newcastle Street Scene
Miss Edith Hansell daughter of J A Hansall of Mewcasile muses fame visits Newcastle with bright prospects. A street tree on Otho Street toppled by a safety coach from Greg Iseen but stood upright again after municipal work. no injuries or major damage. Salvation Army festival harvest services held over the weekend with band concert stalls raising funds for the corps. Sunday services led by Adjutant Franks and a Monday youth program from the Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Hansell
J. A. Hansall
Misa Hansall
Muah
Newcastle
Thom
Otho
Fagvol
Greg Iseen
Lawrence
Waas
Munisipal
Atetion Army
Kalvation Army
Miss Gray
Harry Barber
Woodbury
Reiley
A. Truman
Morris
Adjutant Franks
Anni
Presbyterian Church
Passing Show and Trade Notes in a Wandering Telegraph
A broad summary notes the year’s construction of six thousand miles of concrete ways and paving in the United States. It reports a hotel license transfer involving the Oxford Hotel and Royal Hotel, plus new season covalties shown at Cane dall’s. Sheep prices at Canswle reach high bids, with a tally of sales and total values. A Belgian queen reportedly shaves her hair as fashion rumor. The steamer Koro Mike’s Sydney arrival averts duties on wheat, saving importers £10 000 as it carries 5000 toma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
T. J. Bardy
Oxford Hotel
Royal Hotel
J. @. Hees
Sydney
Sbe
Butter Industry Under Review After Leadership Tragedy
At the annual meeting the dairy industry faced major issues including the death of Mr. McRae, calls for export and marketing reforms, and debates over butter stabilization funds. Proposals include a 500,000 pound aid from the Federal Marketing Ministry, potential levy on production, and consolidation of co operatives to streamline sales and pricing across New South Wales.
Humans Moving Theatre delivers bright Jack and the Beanstalk vaudeville
A large audience enjoyed a piquant staging with strong dancing and pretty costumes. The company featured a fire soprano and agile acrobats, offering clever comedy and cheerful patter. The big tent changes its bill nightly and promises good vaudeville fare for all ages. A toy matinee is planned Saturday afternoon for children to enjoy as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan
Gingrace Wirth
Inverel to Ashford Railway Decision Anticipated
Public Works Committee will announce tomorrow at 10:00 whether to approve the Inverel to Ashford railway proposal. MLA D. H. Drummond arrived in Inverel this morning but left for Bydmeyi before the meeting. The Times forecast suggests a near-certain recommendation to build the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Works Committes
Inverel
Ashford
D. HB. Drummond
P.W
Bydmey
Une
Inverell Co operative Butter Co half yearly meeting notes
The Inverell Co operative Butter Co Ltd held its half yearly meeting in the School of Arts with chairman T Gray presiding. Directors reported record production of 216 215 lb for the period, up 40 tons from the previous half year, aided by higher dairy farmer orders despite lower prices. Export markets eased to 140s per cwt last month, with recent rises suggesting stabilization. receipts and sales figures for various orders and individuals were noted.
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Bweaney
Mefoo
Biates
McHae
McRae
Hear
Gunnedah
Charlton
McTrae
New Zealand
Dominion
England
Wilsom
London
Melbourne
Avirima
Coastal Farmers' Cooperative Co
Berrima
Horris
Co-operative Co
Sydney
Bnduatey
Ceat Cooperative Om
Suseet Street
North Coast Co-operative Qo
McGregor
Inverell Co-operative Butter Co. Ltd
School of Arta
T. Gray
Mostra
A. J. Simpson
G. W. Campbell
O. J. Barnes
A. M. Dennes
W. J. Finney
W. B. Finney
O. Bartlett
A. W. Pulaford
J. O'Neill
T. Worgan
Parker
Madden
Borthwick
Johnson
Bedrock
Ryder
Munro
Bhaw
Increnas
Pricen Ryan
Rhoades
Ballings
Monro Optanaes
Foward
Dawes
Wilton
Durker
Ryan
Sultry Sydney forecast and cricket and dairy notes
The telegrams describe a sultry forecast for the south east and a cup team selection contested by the Tennis Council. It records cricket details with Borthwick, Ryder, Fleming and other players, plus a dairy report noting butter prices, pig treatment, and supplier conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Fifth test and annual balance for a factory and notice of act
The report shows half year results with pig prices averaging 7 1/4d per lb. Profit and loss indicate £207 16s 6d in butter and £60 0s 1d in bacon, totalling £1 7s 15d 7d placed to appropriation. Directors propose carry forward to cover interest and taxes. The balance sheet notes assets at £16,507 and depreciations, with pig breeding urged due to higher prices. Shipping disruptions and cricket match results appear in later items.
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Hat Uement and Credite
Fieness
Ewesney
England
Dubba
Oldfield
Gregory
Head
Uteliffe
Malley
Kelleway
Shireholdereath
Inghe
Rundham
Thera Woolley
Grimmett
Ilendren
Pousfurd
Grimmets
Whysall
Grimmatt
Calla
Kilner
Oldield
Tate
Ryder
Gilligan
Salaay
Feport
Sweaney
Bydney
Wedding at Els more Presbyterian Church in Geelong area
A detailed wedding report describes John Edward Hamilton of Geelong marrying Olive Maud McLennan of Els more at Els more Presbyterian Church with reception at the bride’s home. The ceremony featured bouquets, a mauve parure, and a blaze of gifts and toasts as guests praised the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsmore Presbyterian Church
E. James
John Hdward
J. Hamilton
Geelong
Victoria
Olive Maud
Jetee
BR. McLennan
Elsmore
Sybil Mackensle
Arm
Subride
Ae Mather
Bing
Mre G. Ponberihy
B. A. Fuller
Wea
Rome
Thelma McLenman
Erie Mwateh
A. G. McLennan
Gwanvals
Filen Innes
Sydney
Mra
Hamilton
Inverell Church Events And Dramatic Players Schedule
Sunday Sunday school anniversary and a talk by A L Haddon guest speaker arriving from Sydney will be part of the Churches of Christ events in Inverell with a programme of music and a united meeting of Sunday school teachers planned for Thursday in the Presbyterian Memorial Hall. The Inverell branch of the Country Women's Association met with many members present to plan entertaining visitors and afternoon tea for Wednesday. Cole's Dramatic Players open in Inverell with "That A Girl Can Give" at the waterproof marquee in West Park and "The Lime Grey Home in the West" on Wednesday night, with daily play rotations and Sunday matinees for children offering gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kumlay
Pam
Haddon
Morgan
Rogers
Bolard
Newcombe
Chapman
Simms
Draysom
Lady Fuller
Onla
Cole
Anssan Im Inverell
Wesr Park
Guamedale
Moree
Jost
Bir Ben
John Puller
Esling's
Line from Tamworth to Armidale Exploratory Debate
Fifty-one years ago the Armidale Express reports a deputation waited on Minister for Works John Richardson to survey the Tamworth to Armidale line. The minister replies the route is impracticable but would be considered for future settlement needs guiding by local population potential.
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Armidale
John Richardson
Works
Tamworth
Anid
Ford price cuts and regional notices in Glen Innes area
Ford care and trucks reduced in price with the uni Veruml touring at £102 10s, chassis £145, one ton truck £185. Local business changes as Mr F B Lindes sells to Mr B R Bell. Dry conditions cause anxiety in Muswellbrook district amid fires and drought, while Guyra reports rare frosts. Archbishop Duhig cautions Australia against paganism in Brisbane. Arthur Wallies killed by a train. railway commission awards widow £2500. Broken Hill union seeks info on fires, murders. Hawthorn fence dispute over new Hinte rail policy. Inverell Motor Service advertises Castrol Ford Oil. Fetvrsham fire brigade combats a petrol and detonator blaze on Parra matta road. Glen Innes Examiner notes and Inverell Times reflections on a proposed mountain holiday home at Glen Innes for western residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Uni
Turber
F. RB. Lindes
Busioon
BR. B. Bell
Prowler Sir George Fuller to Speak on Northside Resources
Sir George Fuller will speak tomorrow on the seriens object here to morrow. Attentions from the coat westward are urged as a comparison to show how the resources of various districts may be developed. The remarks may be of interest to readers following local political discourse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Fuller
Eleven Journeyed to Keera for Weekend Outing Defeated
Eleven visitors traveled to Keera where they were defeated after an interesting tamale. The group was hospitably treated and thoroughly enjoyed the outing. Bearea.
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Keera
Bearea
Rialto Pictures Presents Screenings At Himito
The theater lists a Tuesday showing of The Lone Wolf starring Lycolothy Dalton and Jack Holt praised as a dramatic sensation with romance and underworld thrills. A Babbitt supporting feature follows, plus a Pathe comedy Where Am I and Garrette complete the program for cheap amusement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woek
Himito
Lvcothy Dalton
Jack Holt
Garette
Our Hospitality and South Bey Inhande at the cinema
On Wednesday March 4 the Bialta presents Bunter Keaton in Our Hospitality a grand family friendly comedy described as a dramatic story with lighthearted humor. A second feature South of Nova stars Mary Mike Minter with an adventurous tale set in the South Bay. A special comedy and gateette will also be shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bialta
Bunter Keaton
Bouth
Mary Mike Minter
Dark Stairways and a Century Girl Comedy Show
Thursday features Jackie Googan in Dark Stairways a grand dramatic mystery with romance and thrills plus a lavish production. Herbert Rowlinson stars in a sensational crook intrigue with a Century Girl comedy Build Maids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackie Googan
King
Herbert Rowlinson
Crook Intrigua
Markets Report: Butter and Goods Prices Declared
Quotations list butter at 14 8 and oats at 4 19 per unit. Potatoes scarce at 5, Tasmanians at 19, lucerne hay 3 to 4, wheat 5 5, grain and chaff priced, various hay and cham values. Terms appear in old market shorthand with several entries and inconsistencies.
Central Conference Sought to Unite Inland Factory Trade
The Inverell factory head urged a central conference to discuss lowering brand quality discrepancies. Aims included coordinating three to four manufacturers and traders to counter the growing multi brand market by proposing unified front.
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Howth
Hunter River
Mireetars
Inverell
Tech
Fan Torlea
Dineasy
Agen
Lee
Willimman Board Reelects Directors and Auditors
The Willimman company re elected directors C J Barnes and B M Dennes on W Williams nomination with Pravekel Spencer Go reappointed as auditors. W Williams was told that 225 votes were needed to elect a director by ballot and hinted a director might resign from dairying if he did not continue. Talks on changing the company name to remove cooperative wording concluded with agreement to delete the term from the title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willimman
Mesz
C. J. Barnes
B. M. Dennes
W. Williams
Messrs
Pravekel
Spencer
Goo
Gimpoon
Tin
Shupsos
Cooperative
Actus Operstoms
Local seeds and sports goods ad from 1925
Fragmented notice advertises Yates vegetable and flower seeds via MARTIN, the local agent, plus MARTIN'S Sports Depot offering tennis and cricket gear. It mentions a pursed piece of livestock or object at Laverall Pobron area and a sale date, with Bydney’s low prices for racquets and repair services.
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Martin
Yates
Bydney
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Canedall's
Canswle
B.A
Ataten
Belgium
Humans Moving Theatre
Halp-Thabrly
Anderon
Nn Patteram
Hawkes
Iy Tennis Council
Erpenas
Motel
Rowling
Johnvon
Rhow
Davison
Khow
Wilton Af Madden
Ryman
Warren
Kien
Bryan
Mete Ag
Turner
Fleming
Jotimoan
Sydney Cricket Ground
Ey Te Ee
Oultigan
Hearne
Woolley
Rogary
Wieu
Mailey
Kilmer
Tyreene
Wight
Seamen's Union
Canterbury
Woodiill
Vic
Victoris
Overseas
Continental
Tome
Biggret Prstesinsagil
Enfeld
A. M. Cansdell & Co
Newcastle Phow
Hector
Cansall's
B. Chopin
Wi Harston
Ashton Rhoades
Taverel
Oswald
Taverell
Rey Cooper
Laverell
Cehildren
Moredun Creek
8. Cue
Inet
Thoitay Raster
Gilgal
Try Ularlee
Mn Jomen Homage
Green Valley
Tingba
G. HE. Rao
MusWellbrook
Guyra
Brisbane
Duhig
Arthu
Wallies
Decomed
Die Iret. Com
Elim
Fusvint Workmes
Aetna
Havering
Killen
N.O.W
Wearne
Ihairman
Prickly Pear Board
Cholde
Gaorge Mason
Inverell Motor Cycle Bervice
Castrol Ford Oil
Fetvrsham Fire Brigade
Parramatta Road
Glen Ines
Inverell ‘Times
Gea Innes
Times
C.W.A
Glen Innea
Rialto Pictures
Burr Cutter
Appl
Laverall
Pobronary
Urlanda
T. O'Laughein
Martin's
Li Martin's
Ory
Weling
Wsling
Maveris
Winser An Wenten
Ciweye
Brats
Lave
Thas
Ulale
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