Manilla Express Farmers and Grassers Topics
Be Ding ieed Spek noe vegan Mos ve heading specially written for the Manilla Express on current topics wo interest to the farmers and grassers of this district.
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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Feb 21, 1930
Page
4
Be Ding ieed Spek noe vegan Mos ve heading specially written for the Manilla Express on current topics wo interest to the farmers and grassers of this district.
Australia faces a wool slump that links national well being to wool prices. The wool industry seeks policy measures and international alignment to extend sales, set minimum prices, and improve farmer margins. Officials and councils push for Government action to cushion producers and sustain employment amid market volatility.
Arthur Shafer faced Percy Clarence George on trespass charges for entering enclosed land without excuse. He walked across a paddock with no right of way, claiming it a shortcut home. The magistrate ordered a £2 fine plus 8 shillings costs. The report notes industry losses from delayed sales and discusses railway-led yarding equalization affecting Monday markets.
L. M. Sabsevitch, a leading Russian economist, proposes complete and lasting separation of children from their parents from infancy. He argues that under communism, children should not be the property of parents but should be shaped by socialistic pedagogy, likening feudal and pre-social forms of life to outdated systems.
The article notes Stoke-on-Trent exports and local industry growth, highlighting English china and dinnerware as superior to European and Australian rivals. It cites British water quality as a factor behind premier English worsteds, a factor German analysts failed to replicate, preserving Britain’s lead in textiles.
The police found most of a human skeleton in a rusty trunk in a haulage contractor's yard after four years. Some bones are charred and one bone appears fractured. It is too early to determine if the case is murder.
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