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Newspaper
Numurkah Leader
Location
Numurkah, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jul 11, 1933
Page
4
This week's millinery sale features season’s smartest felt and velvet hats with new toques, plus cash prices on wool and silk vests and all wool vests. Brit Wool and Silk VESTS offered at 2 shillings 6 pence. Laiien’ All Wool VESTS at 2 shillings 11 pence.
The Restoration League gathered Friday to urge national economic reconstruction. Speakers argued nations misstate finances, calling for cheap rural money, reduced taxes, and debt renegotiation to save the primary producer and unify creditors. A Numurkah branch was formed with officers elected to push reforms.
A meeting discussed a branch with a 300 member goal and steps to enrol that number. Speakers noted initial costs borne by Gorman, Rodgers, and McKenzie for promoting the league. A small confidential advisory committee was proposed to handle Producers' cases and forward details to the league for action.
Council notes include road work between Nuxton Bros property and Stevenson yard, graveling requests north and south roads, and funding status. Health inspector resignation from Yarrawonga prompts cooperation on part time service. railway line dressing shutdown to be investigated. weed policy on wild sage to be clarified as unknown locally. Requests from Cobram yards, Coberville, and nearby residents for licensing and tree removal granted or pending. Council to cooperate with Shire of Stawell and respond on government funding conference. Yarrawonga R.S.S.1L gratitude for appointing shire secretary. Youanmite pipe replacement to be advised.
The report lists road maintenance requests from Katama tite Youanmite and Youarang, including 50 chains of Burramine road, 60 chains forming work, and a blocked culvert near W H Ford. Tenders to be called, engineering oversight kept, and several culverts to be repaired or expanded with pipe installations.
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