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Newspaper
Numurkah Leader
Location
Numurkah, Victoria, Australia
Date
Apr 15, 1941
Page
4
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Government backed wheat stabilisation hinges on all growers obeying acreage limits and licence rules. Some farmers ignore the plan by sowing beyond normal areas, risking loss of benefits. enforcement may bar violators from payments and licensing.
Notes on production policy and a proposed land mortgage bank to aid farmers. Discussion of government pay limits on production, equity linked to land, and mortgage bonds as a mechanism to refinance farm debt. A ceremony marks Dr Hooper turning the first sod for a Numurkah foundation project amid debate on who pays and future farm security.
The piece laments government funding of the ABC Weekly, a broadcasting journal started in wartime. It notes £55,482 lost in a year on outlay of £69,664 with income only £14,182. The author argues money could aid farmers waiting for wheat pools, criticizing continued subsidies to an unpopular publication.
The piece argues that state and commonwealth taxes shift more burden onto employers and workers through monthly tax returns and the child endowment scheme. It criticizes sales tax and endowment rules for creating price inequalities, allowing some traders to undersell others while increasing overall living costs, urging social services to be funded by the people collectively.
The army minister requires soldiers to carry a pay book to draw wages and serve as identification. It records pay, regimental history, vaccinations, and blood group for transfusions. The book aids in hospital care abroad by identifying donor needs and avoiding delays that could cost a life.
A discussion of government interference with private enterprise centers on a proposed pool for valued skins. The Kyneton shire argues the issue lacks merit, citing the federal tax impact and past market highs, while officials note government involvement since the war and record price levels for winter skins.
A brittle OCR fragment discusses summer skins versus winter skins, pricing hints, and notes that 1936 to 1937 exports might fall. It references population rises tied to trappers and mentions an export tax and war enlistments reducing rabbit trade income. The text names no clear entities beyond general places and wartime hooks.
A fragmented OCR tale hints at a peculiar event where a group or item described as an eminous hoar causes a sas to be pulled in an unspecified setting. Names, dates, and places are unreadable, leaving the main action as a mysterious extraction or pulling.
A fragmented report outlines a national effort to improve lighting across stores and households. The text mentions lamps and electric drives, with references to infrastructure and distribution, but many words are garbled. The core notion is a broad lighting initiative across regions.
The readable text shows names and scattered phrases likely from a notice or article. No complete facts or context to establish a clear event, date, or location.
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