Federal Wheat Plan Denounced At Numurkah Meeting
More than 500 producers and business men gathered in Numurkah to back resolutions declaring federal responsibility for funding an agricultural stabilisation plan. Speakers including Mr J McEwen and Mr J G McDonald reinforced that states should not pay, while Messrs G J Tuckett and R Kilpatrick supported opposing state contributions and criticised proposed terms.
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Numurkah
J. McEwen
M.H.R
Bf. D. O'Dwyer
Goulburn Valley
Victorian Wheat and Wool- Brewers’ Association
Messrs
F. H. M. Cullen
Alex Wilton
H. Glowrey
Dr. Gemmell
Cobram
Victoria
Riverina
Menzies
Tuckett
Australia
Commonwealth
Customs and Excise
Britain
Germany
Italy
Australis
McEwen
Atatraia
Pearce
Alex Wilson
House of Representatives
Wheatgrowers’ Association
Perio Victoria
W. L. Moss
Mengies
Froney
Viona
Auession
Wilton
Wiston
Privy Council
R. Mills
E. T. Batey
McLivett
W. H. Hodge
Hodge
Winnian
Hy Formby
Parlutement
Smythe
B.A. Batnick
M. Ryan Strathmertont
Tucker
Bates
Ewen
Wiaa
Nsw
S.A
Fsboys
Fidera
Samy
Teriuimwer
Aunpteaniih
Erin
Giien
Wheat growers urge stronger price support in federation plan
Goulburn Valley and Victorian Wheat and Wool Brewers Association leaders convened with parliamentary reps to denounce the Menzies plan. They demand fair prices, longer-term stabilisation, and reject bounties, arguing current terms fail to cover production costs and threaten farming livelihoods across Victoria and beyond.
Wheat industry reform clash over funding plan discussed
A regional meeting debates who should fund stabilisation of wheat industry amid world price pressures. McEwen argues Commonwealth should finance, with states sharing costs, while others warn against unequal burdens and urge a balanced, market-aware approach. Participants stress production limits, export controls, and need for a world agreement to sustain the industry.
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Commonwealth
States Hoth
McEwen
United Kingdom
Germany
Netherlands
Belgium
Italy
Australia
Nest
Argentine
Canada
U.S.A
Haan
Ure Poston
State debates wheat stabilisation funding motion
A parliamentary debate outlined the case for federal and state funding limits for a wheat stabilisation scheme. Speakers urged that states bear some cost, warning against excessive Commonwealth burden and stressing support for farmers. The motion passed with further calls to report back and seek future inputs.
Fragmentary OCR Note Shows Names and Places in Turbulent Plain
A garbled clipping lists scattered names and terms, including places and people, with partial phrases. The readable bits hint at a local event or notice but no coherent narrative or actions emerge from the fragment.
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Numurmans
Brabender Bros. Wool Merchants
Melville Street
Coxon's
Nathalia
Younghusband Limited
King Street
Melbourne
New South Wales
Albury
Lockhart
Rand
Walla Walla
Griffith
Leeton
Wagga Wagga
Deniliquin
Echuca
Kysbram
Casterton
Mildura
State Assurance Company Limited
England
Kymac Sheep Dip
Wool & Produce
Kensington
Vic
N.S.W
Kittle Bros
Reg
W. Bryceland
Melville-street
Wurkam
Numurkah Butter
Holdenson & Nielson, Fresh Food Pty. Ltd
B. Firmar
Fomurkah
Numarkah
MR. McEwen
MR. McDonald
L. Pearce
Picola
Leasi
Suomuiwuing
Seaboard
McDonald
Dunstan
Commonwealth Bank
Mr McEwen
Queensland
Kilpatrick
Basia Alto
Bry
Ford
Karswood Poultry Spice
Roughout
Ind Poet Office Agewswe of
Connonica Savings Bak
Australian, Mercantile, Land & Finance Co. Ltd
William ST
Wool Stores
South Kensington
Newmarket
Carter, Jun
Nusmurkah