Blankets brighten nights with warm desire
A short note highlights blankets as a source of warmth and comfort during cold nights. The piece emphasizes their appeal and the impulse to seek cozy shelter, suggesting a universal need for warmth.
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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Apr 17, 1931
Page
2
A short note highlights blankets as a source of warmth and comfort during cold nights. The piece emphasizes their appeal and the impulse to seek cozy shelter, suggesting a universal need for warmth.
Readable text states the hours 10 to 6 and directs all repairs and correspondence to Box 3324PP Brdney. The item reads as a local notices fragment directing contact and service times.
The Manilla GraziersAssociation won by 50 votes to 45 to abolish the zone system in Sydney this week. The article explains the traditional first come first sold method for wool, the rise of Newcastle sales, and the zone system that favored northern districts by giving them selling preference. Manilla wool, not in the DB zone, was kept waiting while others gained priority in listings.
B. S. May of the Mawilla Branch of the Commercial Bank spoke on finance at a Monday luncheon, warning that postwar inflation and debt threaten the economy. He blamed wartime waste and urged producing more while spending less, lamenting political short sightedness and calling for trained, loyal leadership to steer Australia toward sound business practices.
A large gathering at Tamworth on the 6th formed a central executive of the unemployed movement. Manilla delegates P Dugan and E Morris were elected, with B Morris speaking on relief and job schemes. A proposed Manilla water project costing £33,000 would employ about 120 men for 18 months, with local preference and a 6 percent loan. Additional remarks compared living conditions to early colonial times, urged nonviolent means, and noted evictions for rent.
Mr J A Lyons pledges an expert committee of business leaders economists and advisers to steer the Commonwealth Government toward reform. He defends current bankers as diligently supporting a difficult finances crisis arguing assets liabilities and production costs show a tough position while expressing hope a turning point will bring prosperity and happiness.
The council reviews Pure Food controls and the ongoing nuisance of sheep on footpaths near Reid's market. Proposals include diverting stock, installing safety yards, and potential removal of sale yards to curb dust on food. A list of stock movements will be prepared for the next meeting, with the Safe Yards Committee handling the matter.
Manilla special sheep sale Tuesday 14th attracted about 25,000 yarded with every head sold in three hours. High quality turnout, keen competition and strong buyer representation. Next sale Friday May 1 at Manilla expects 20,000 sheep for out sale. 100 more at Tuesday heat 2 pm.
The notice lists multiple churches and ministers with service times including Holy Eucharist Evensong and Sermon in Manilla and Ilam, prayers at Milliwindi, Manilla sermons by Rev G A Gor and Rev J Somerton, plus a Mary and Martha sermon topic and choral offerings by a male quartet. Locations include Manilla Halls Creek New Mexico and Upper Manilla with various service times in the afternoon and evening.
Landholders and observers are advised of a cattle sale in the local yards next Tuesday the 21st with auctioneer Mr W J Byrnes guiding the yarding of about 400 sound quality cattle for prompt sale.
Advertisement style summary noting a private screening of The Four Feathers at the Palais on Saturday next, praising the film as a high standard of British character and urging readers not to miss it. Also includes brief local notices about a missing brown leather hand-bag, sale entries opening, a White Way Service Station lease, knitting competition details, and Anzac Day memorial service led by A. S. Waterhouse.
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