Labor and Farmers clash over land policy and candidates
A State election prospect is shown with a critique of the Farmers and Settlers Association. The author, recalling past unions led by M. M. Ryan and J. M. Chanter, argues the association no longer serves small holders and urges voters to back Labor candidates over those backed by the association and its allies. It cites past land tax fights, policies on land opening, and support for state ships, schooling, and rural services under the Labor banner.
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Uni Aettlnite
Ihe
Mundawadera
Costamundra
Arsociaion Ox
Patten
A. Crawford
Orange Ming
Iim
Felf
Chanter
Riverina
Wiekers
Fina
Joseph) Carruthers
Australia
William Lyne
Defea
Pattor
Bimeel
Williazn Lyone
Euil Hoag
Will
Sultran
Bydmey Ay
Nu Nat
Crecane
Igo
Dame
Smalier
Iwo
Farmes Pid Settlers’ Association
Osee
J. M. Chanter
Farmers and Settlers’ Association
Werriwa
Lynch
Darling
Wall-Tnown
Democracy
W. G. Spenes
Wiumphant
Democratic Party
ARBOR
Democratic Labor Party
Labor
Artye
New South Wales
Wesern Australia
Labor Party
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Praised for Croup Relief
Mr. Joe Stephens of Warren New South Wales credits Chamberlain's Cough Remedy with rapid relief for his months old child’s croup. He reports that after ten days of use the feverish coughing subsides and he has recommended the remedy to dozens of people.
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Reggie Oy
McBerlain
Croup
Joe Stephins
Warren
N.S.W
Chamberlain
Honest merchants and war time Sydney debates honesty
Sydney debates honesty in business as Parliament moves to compel fair dealing during wartime. The piece mocks claims of universal honesty among NSW merchants, notes public fund drives and home charity, and criticizes sensational fundraising while urging practical, ethical support without exploiting workers or donors. It references Mr Storey, Parliament, Wade, and general wartime civic effort in Sydney.
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D. Storey
New South Wales
Sydney
Storey
Beir
Mr. Storty
Law
Parliament
Bydney
Hom
Rid Cross League
Peru
Wade
Haide Y
Oly
Cturdy
Em Hoyer
Ray
Te ' Pat
Howie Pond
Sydney Marchants
Funds and morals amid war time in Sydney
The piece critiques war time fundraising and moral contrasts in Sydney. It notes multiple patriotic funds, calls for more donations and fewer funds, and warns against muddled overlapping efforts. It cites the Australian Jockey Club donating £10,000 to aid patriotic funds and comments on drink, home life, and parental influence during the war. It references statements by Dr Sheldon and wartime rumors about German outrages, urging caution and truth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayor + fund
Patrioile
Lady Dunley's Fund
Multions Club Wirset
Orter of Commerce Food Fund
Sydney
Truth
Moral
Australian Jockey Club
Sheldon
Ig S.C
Express
Rumor and belief in strange engagement tale
A fragmentary rumour circulates about a dramatic engagement and a monetary stake, with townspeople debating its truth. The text hints at desire shaping belief and the persistence of gossip, reflecting human nature’s tendency to confirm what it hopes to be real.
Travelling Stock and Rabbit Case Actions in Tamworth Court
In Tamworth Police Court W D Dove Stock Inspector pressed Joseph Nay for failing to produce a travelling stock permit. Adjournment granted until September 9. Rabbit cases followed as Leonard Preston reported neglect to destroy rabbits on Kee property. Aston kept a warning for Febbits and offenders fined £5 with costs or two months imprisonment. one week allowed for payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W- D. Dove
Tamworth P.P
Ryan
Tefenilant
Haydon
P.M
Leonard Preston
Iassistant
Tamworth
Bord
A. Porter
Kee Detsailant
de Ndant
James O'Brien
Keepit
Bete Sant
Tim Bebalt
Te Feniont
Ant
Hiv Ananayne
Terrible burns and medical balm praised in testimonial
A reader from Margate recalls a severe palm burn soothed by a balm after applying the product. The account notes rapid healing with no scarring. Separately, Professor Atkinson warns of a looming financial crisis tied to reduced employment and government action, proposing Commonwealth banks issue £90,000,000 in paper money to fund works and keep money circulating.
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Atkinson
Granville Technical College
Tula
National Credit of Australia
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Millen
North Sea
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Locker
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General Commission
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City
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