26 Feb 1937
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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Feb 26, 1937
Page
1
Late Jack Smiles style cafe promotes modern North West venue with coal in summer and warm in winter. Highlights include Peters Ice Cream, fresh produce, meals at all hours, and party catering. Reward offered for information leading to conviction of stock theft or trespassing near Eloura or Hazeldean. Arthur Sulman notice printed by Manilla Newspaper Co.
Notice warns that any person found shooting trapping or trespassing on the Clontarf Arlington Forest Glen Forton properties after the date will be prosecuted without respect to persons. Issued by C G Johnstone Bignall Bros KE Carter Forton.
Mandowa Shire Council holds a Saturday meeting with President Cr M Park and Crs Bow man Park and White. They discuss Minister Spooner’s March visit to Manilla to review conditions, road damage, bush fire prevention, land valuation reform, and cooperation with other shires.
Walter Cambridge argues in The Editor to the Federation that Australia’s wealth rests on primary exports while consumer purchasing power, driven by industry protection, sustains secondary production. He warns tariffs raise costs for farmers and that a referendum without protection will force butter, cheese, and dried fruits to sell abroad at world prices, harming both sectors.
A 1930s notice warns that every sector faces downturn as primary production falters. It argues Australia must safeguard its marketing system and keep wealth protected, urging a March 6 vote to preserve free competition and resist costly concessions. The missive, signed K H Hudson, condemns unauthorized permissions and cites spring meat controls as to be removed.
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