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Newspaper
Numurkah Leader
Location
Numurkah, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 15, 1927
Page
3
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Bart spearheads a decisive rally as Sme and SEs surge to a commanding lead. The performance showcases Bart’s leadership and the team’s cohesive push to secure victory.
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National Party announces a June 1 conference to discuss Verdane reforms and a proposed Breve-Fags government. The bill to abolish per capita payments is under Parliament scrutiny to decide substitution methods. Hogan criticizes Labor and urges cross-party retirement from income tax, calling for a united effort to trim direct taxation while maintaining defense and pensions.
The St of McPherson Callander and Co Ply Ltd held its annual reunion in Numurkah with about 200 attendees from Cobram Numurkah Kyabram Tatura Shepparton and Melbourne. Prizes were awarded for dances and contests. Daphne Matthews received a cutlery case for her upcoming marriage. thanks were given to organizers and musician H Ryan.
Nurourkah beat Strathmerton 5.16 to 4.7 while Tallygaroopna defeated Cobram 8.12 to 7.12 and Drumghnu defeated Nathalia by 7.8 to 6.10. Upcoming fixtures feature Drumghnu versus Tallygaroopna and Tobram versus Muckatah Strathmerton at Nathalia.
Marion Marcus Clarke, daughter of a famed novelist, stars as Lady Devine in the screen adaptation of For the Term of His Natural Life. The article extols her beauty and independence, notes her past stage and screen work, and praises her as a leading figure in Australia’s new film industry.
The piece questions Mr Hogan's claim of working for the community while criticizing Labor opposition in the last Parliament. It argues relief works fail to solve unemployment, notes interstate Labor governments facing unemployment, and warns Victorians about funding unproductive relief schemes as Queensland declines. It cites migration policy and inter-state labor preferences.
Leader Dr Earle Page opened the Sydney conference outlining the party platform. He urged Australia to be self contained in food and essential raw materials while developing manufacturing for defense and development. He stressed using fertile lands to feed itself and to aid less favored regions, noting key policy matters discussed.
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A drummer named Jim Tuc kett suffered a jaw fracture last Saturday while playing for Nathalin at Drumshow. He was taken to Numurhah for treatment and later discharged, with a contemporary noting the Browne Bro- Bave involvement in the incident.
The Royal Stores promotes a broad sale offering building materials soft and hard winds roofing plaster shelves doors and more including wire netting palings cyclone gates and furnishings. It markets crockery glassware and hardware with a guarantee of quality and announces a special sale with competitive prices.
Nesbit the Shoeman from Namurkah offers boots and footwear for all needs. Styles and fittings promise cures for chilrens choleraire tights and hard wear. Mail orders a specialty with a wide winter assortment and durable boots for boys and youths.
The oldest established house in the district advertises repairs done skillfully and honestly. Customer complaints about charges are noted, claiming the firm promises low prices. The text emphasizes quality and fair pricing as its selling points.
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