Topical comment on deportation and labor party stance
The piece cites W C Thompson arguing Liberal tolerance of industrial action but opposition to rulers who preach revolution. It contrasts Bolshevik doctrine with reform aims, notes rural resistance and the risk to Labor if rejected at the polls, and warns of upheaval versus reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Party
W. C. Thompson
Wright
Atric
Reagan
Labor
Wltmart
Pelle
Bn Teverett
Contented People in Melbourne Speaks on Labor Breadth
In Melbourne the prime minister discussed intellectual growth and home ownership as steps to a contented people. He contrasted English views with Australian affairs and noted reforms toward workers' improvement, while warning against revolutionary rhetoric and praising labor as a political force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Nigelutmanne
Beygland
Vetoro
A Comfortable Position in Political Debate
A Times letter argues about tax relief for families and the balance between government support and infrastructure spending. It defends vaccination of policy as aiding farmers and tradespeople, noting tax provisions for family support and the impact on transport and markets. The writer favors the government’s approach and praises the Country Party while criticizing opposition rhetoric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prinars
Bn Federp
Thea Ineeresty
Werner
Fae Senda
Country Party
Vanily Sern
Brure Tage
W. Sullivan
Times Otic
Mveeelit
Local court verdict in Audrey Jacob murder case
Friday night jury in Perth found Audrey Jacob not guilty of murder of Cyril Gidley after a bearing marked by cheers. The report also covers a golf club bogey event results, local finances, and political notes from Melbourne and Sydney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perth
Audrey Jacob
Cyril Gidley
Gidley
Car Crash On Bondarra Road With Passengers Injured
A motor accident on Bondarra road at The Gap injured several aboard a car driven by Dr. Meluiss. Passengers included Mr. Hobinssn of Armidale and a boy M. Atfeld. The car skidded, rolled twice, then landed wheels up. Dr. McInnes sustained a leg injury while others escaped unharmed. The drama of the incident accompanies a film presentation at the Rialto, running one week from November Sad to Mov. 7, with seating arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bondarra Road
Meluiss
0. Hobinssn
Armidale and & Boy
M. Atfeld
Pasengers
Parsons
McInnes
Badey
Joon
Mount
Sinel
Rialto
Inverell
Esling's
Ut Martin's
Inverell notices and events mingle in a bustling town
Local updates cover meetings auctions and public notices. Inverell’s Bowling Club plans a Wednesday evening gathering at Cannie’s club room with prominent speakers from the Country Party, plus a charity sale and municipal council briefings. Rifle match standings, weather impacts, and community activities from Mother’s Union to swimming and church prayers are listed, highlighting local figures like Drummond Buttershaw and Mr Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inverell
Cannie
Mesere
Drummond
Buttershaw
Country Party
Mr. Thompson
Sydney
Membrew
Inverell Rifle Club
North Western Union
Gre
J. Finney
Little Plain
Thompson
J. B. Hubba
Moree
CW. McGrath
de Jorgia
W. Frater
WT Cwitt
M. Mulcahy
Pallatallow
Local News and Unions in Invergill and District
Mr H B Bartlett of Marlin Ashford Randwick is visiting Inverville for a few days. Engagement announced between Freda White of Saumares Arnidale and John Cullen of Sydney. Mr B P Handley recovering in Craignish Hospital after a week as inmate and possible appendicitis operation. C G Hopkins, Bank of Commerce Sydney manager, appointed to Bingiston branch and to move soon. Gordon Tonkin Garfield Delungra to marry Elsie Rigby of Pine Hills Pallamallawa. Mrs Doris Bathersby underwent appendicitis operation at Inverell Hospital. appendix ruptured, peritonitis developed but patient improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freda
F. J. White
Saumares
Arnidale
John Cullen
Sydney
C. G. Hopkins
Bank of Commerce
Bingiston
Amarly
Gordon
Doris Bathersby
Tingha
Inverell Hospital
Istest
Rain Breaks Dry Spell Boosts Local Harvest Prospects
After a windy dusty day, rain began to fall and continue into night with light showers. Inverell post office records 38 points by nine am. forecasts promise more, raising hopes for thousands of pounds in the district. Wheat crops are late but expected to benefit, with varied regimens across Coolatai Yetman Auburn Vale Pindori Graman Delungra Goongin Glen Innes and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inverell
Coolatai
Yetman
Auburn Vale
Pindori
Graman
Delungra
Gmgin
Glen Innes
Cycle Race at Toverell Cyeling Club Run
Cyeling Road race held on a wet afternoon by Toverell Cyeling Club started at Bron Tettersall's Hotel, along the course to the railway bridge and back for two miles. Four entries completed with the rear under same conditions and rain. Won by J O'Shaimensyse tram with O'thanuvass, Marquard, Smith and Gd. Carter. The Iresnid team comprised Jordan, D. Biehardaon, Rowtay and G. Franklin. Despite poor weather, fair attendance and creditable times.
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Cyeling Road
Battdey
Toverell Cyeling Club
Bron Tettersall
J Lo'shaimensyse
O'thanuvass
Marquard
Smith
Hoodlums Disrupt Sunday Church Service
A band of hoodlums caused a scene outside a church on Sunday night. Plainclothes officers Cox and inspector Fraser intervened, quelling the disturbance and allowing worship to continue without further incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theo
Constable Cox
Owas
Fraser
Inveresl Golf Club Fortnightly Meeting Accounts
The Inveresl Golf Club held a fortnightly committee meeting with president Mr J Meilveen. Five members and seven prospectus were admitted, total admissions reported. A permanent stroke hazard defined as a water hazard and the dry creek from the south coast corner was designated. A stroke handicap competition will be next Saturday at 2 30 entries close Thursday. Prize in ball donated by Mr Dyce. Caddies restricted to members or engaged staff. no access to fence or clubhouse. Thanks to Mr Milne for a donated blackboard for club use. Members asked to return score cards to the secretary for handicapping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Meilveen
Be & Wanker
Dyce
Thi Thaoka
Milne
Wee
Lewse
Carla
Anwelates Aco
Score Carla
Obituary of Mrs Amelia Ford of Delungra at 64
Mrs Amelia Maria Ford died in Delungra on Friday night after illness due to heart disease. A Tamworth native, she lived 36 years in Delungra with a large circle of friends. She is survived by eight daughters and three sons, funeral held at Church of England cemetery with Rev Botta officiating and many floral tributes. Her husband George William Ford preceded her six years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delungra
Amelia Maria Ford
George William Ford
Pinehurst
Tamworth
Delingra
Glen Inned
Olog
Deliogra
Ford
William Alfred Ford
Delongra
Mra. A. Hobday
Mra
EB. Coote
J. W. Latarock
Sydney
Death of Mr Wilfred P Borthwick in Sydney suburb
The article records the death of Mr Wilfred Tatterson Borthwick youngest son of Mr and Mrs W M Borthwick Inverell at Thangoo. A double barreled gun was found beside the body and part of the head blown away. He was an Ava rilian Bank of Commerce accountant aged around 30 and had been ill with a nervous breakdown. He visited his brother A B Borthwick solicitor Bungog and died in his pantry. He was a noted athlete and popular. Surviving are a young wife and baby, three brothers and three sisters. The body was interred at Manly Church of England cemetery on Saturday.
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Thangog
Wilfred Tatterson Borthwick
W. M. Borthwick
Inverell
Haymarket
Avarilian Bank of Commerce
A. B. Borthwick
Bungog
Mr. Borthwick
Invereland
A.B.C. Bank
Tingha
Percy
Murray
Sydney
Allan
Dungog
Slntere Mra
Erratt
Bhoggobri
Mra Cook
Canowindee
Misa Jessie Borthwick
Laverell
Ale Vervive
Church of England
Manly
Yeas
Old Age Pensions Meeting At Bukalle And Ashford
Mr. W Thompson addressed a large audience at Bukalle on Saturday with Mr. C Girdler presiding and then spoke at Ashford near a Church of England bazaar. He explained government pension increases and rejected Labour claims as political tactics, noting a 1 250 000 yearly cost and that a 5/ week rise would have delayed extra pension payments.
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Thompeon
Bukkalle
C. Girdler
Ashford
All
Thompson
Reeply
Page
Ale
Dr. Page
Que
Kereew
Labor
Laboritea
Ashford Railway Deputation Seeks Inverell Line
On Thursday H C Benlay of Craddock Graman and A McClelland and D H Drummons M L A interviewed Minister for Railways Flannery to place Ashford to Inverell line on estimates. They argued coal savings and mine reopenings would boost Inverell industry. the minister said he would bring the request before the Cabinet promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Benlay
Craddock
Graman
Messru
A. McClelland
D. H. Drummons
Inverell Hinteret
Ashford
Howell
Jmantha
Mesara
McClerland
Drammen
Flannery
Cabine
United We Stand on Ashford Rail Line Debate
Mr J M O Connor warns against division over Ashford to Coast railway via Inverell stressing unity. He notes Labour Party victory supports coast linkage with Guyra and Dorrigo, pledges by J T Lang to push the project, urging solidarity to ensure the Labor Government delivers progress for Australia.
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Ashford
Inverell
Algie Burge
Chamber of Commerce
Australian Labor Party
Cof
Guyra
Dorrigo
J. T. Lang
Alf
Imedel
Taverell
Labor
Australia
Progres
Board rejects many applicants for Gil Gil land ballot
Mr Mellveen reports the Board denied 81 applicants and allowed 624 to ballot for the Gil Gil block. A 20 marble drawing yielded names such as Donald Gordon and B M Brennan, with discussion on that costly and cumbersome ballot method. Officials note prior similar patterns and suggest a bonafide eligibility proof system and sequential drawing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Mellveen
Morea Yosterday
Donald L. Gordon
B. M. Brennan
Strabley
L. W. D. Tanner
B. T. M. Holcombe
E. P. Dillon
FP. Gibbs
C. J. Miller
G. B. Pickita
B. & Taylor
E. A. Barden
M. B. Daley
J. T. Salmon
J. A. McDowall
Belford
R. F. Solty
H. J. Winulll
J. G. Noble
C. J. Gorby
Warlalda
ATL
Moree
Warisila
Church Services Ashford Presby at Graamu and Inverbell
Ashford Presbyterian church services listed for Sunday October 18 with locations Gramau Wallangra and Inverell. Details include morning and afternoon times and a sermon titled A Man in Gaol read under Baker and Clay at the tent on Otho Street Delusgra with Hoker Clay Mission Party.
March of England in Little Plain District Event
Bundsy October 1 Morning Little Plain H C at Mt Russell and Pam Evensong at Delungra 74 p.m Evensong WA Betts on program noting local organizers and schedule details
Church of England Service Times In Bondsy
Morning and evening worship schedule listed for Oct 18 at Augustina's Church and St Mary's Waverley with Evensong at 7 30 pm led by Rev E A MorthAsh and the rector at St. Marys Waverley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bondsy
St. Augustina's Church
E. A. MorthAsh
St. Mary's Waverley
Bredlo
Sunday Broadcast Schedule Highlights and Times
On Sunday October 16th schedules show Daily Bread at 7.80 pm and a program Something We Ought to Know About the Tower of Babel at 3 pm followed by Long Plain featuring Rev. Emlyn James in the morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tower of Babel
Long Plain
Emlyn James
Stickers Pickers and Kickers Categorize Church Members
A Cowra Presbyterian gathering led by Rev J Andersen of Cootamundra described parishioners as stickers pickers and kickers. Stickers are the dependable, pickers are those who only help when convenient, and kickers are fault-finders who pay little and rarely pray. The speaker noted Eschmunity exhibits all three types.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cowra
Golden Rule Urged To End Labor Conflicts In Australia
Archdeacon D Arcy Irvine preached during a lunch hour service in a Sydney church urging application of the Gospel golden rule to settle the capital and labor dispute. He criticized arbitration outcomes as insufficient and stressed mutual consideration between workers and employers to reduce strikes and industrial troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D'Arcy Irvine
Kydney
Australia
Walt
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Brure
Tasmania
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Michael Pattick
Considine
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Truth
M Defenes
Neo Eaaty
Canahdine
Messrs. Pitt, Son Aod Badgery Ltd
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W. Hell
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J, Mepham
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Roy Fermer
M. Cavanagh
H Beakley
K. Sullivan
Bingleton
V. Thom
Il Murray
W. W. HW. Mepham
Northerm Daily Leader
Fim
Red Sea
Tharnah
Hey
James
Per
Rowe Hill
Turaday
Aucton
D. Strathfey
Gilgai
A. Murray
C. Murray
Mother's Union
At &T. Augustine’s Church
E. A. North Ash
A M. Croft
Armidals P.P. Board
Croft
Ornsdall's
Farmera Bay Ty Lowne
Manny
Canmlell's
Adam
Taverol Municipal
Bundorrs
Gordon Hall
Nollamesna
Home Recreation Ltd
Cansdells
Lynch
Pearce
Fremantle
No Merting
Congileli
Glen Inpes
Singleton
Inverell Pastures Protection Board
Inceta Af Ita
Main Roada Board
Inverell Plier
Jawlyards
Maloney
Queensland
Agattalia
Jem Uriah Heep
Victor Thompsun
Leader
New State Movement
Shompunin
Poly
Nona
Tadol
Glover
Bpring Street
John Storey
Pariament
Victoria
Invereith
Mrware
Winery
Memre
Reynolds Broa
Bundarra
H. B. Bartlett
Marlin
Randwick
Invervil
B. P. Handley
Craignish
Inveresl
Amelia Ford
Wilfred P. Borthwick
Ashtord Presbyterian
Gramau
Wallangra
Cheist
Nullamango
Bukkulla
Hav
Udy
H. J. Brooks
G. Burglen
Dmr
Cmarch OF England
Little Plain District
Whittier
Lus At
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