Yallourn energy debate prompts vigilance by country MPs
The article argues for constant scrutiny of government and ministry actions toward the Yallourn electric scheme. It cites objections to tender choices, critiques the expenditure on expert investigations, and warns that country members must push for benefits to rural areas while acknowledging the scheme’s long term potential and conflicts with officials and commissions. It references the Sawyer report, expenses, and the need for practical demonstrations of progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yallourn
State Electricity Commission
Tari Board
John Manesh
Electricity Commission
Melbourne
Tlosena
Victoria
I Harper
Sawyer
Eggleston
Mr Sawyer
America
Law- Yer
New South Wales
Dean
United States
Ministry
Verge
J. Barden
After the storm the dawn brings Gladness and relief
An amateur critic warns that parliamentary plans may bend to party interests but promises brighter days. The verse forecasts healing after stormy times and bronchitis, ending with gratitude for Woods Great Pepper mint Cure as a cure and peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Repos
California Syrup of Figs Promotes Quick Child Relief
Cross feverish child remedies touted as bilious or constipated cures. The ad claims Califiorey Figs and California Syrup of Figs cleanse bowels, ease stomach ache, and prevent illness with a daily spoonful. It warns about imitators and urges asking for the real California Syrup of Figs with directions on the bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cross
California
Wich
Mather
Fodder Conservation From Self Sown Crops Guides Wheat Areas
In Bendigo and the Goulburn Valley abundant self sown crops in stubble paddocks offer fodder potential. Farmers with failed or partial crops can store silage by digging pits, a proven method from 1915, creating valuable reserves for lean times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bendigo
Goulburn Valley
Nathby
W. Glenn
Bunnaloo
Riverina
W. Lewis, Jun
Bull Plains
Yarrawonga
Public meeting backs developmental roads from Jerilderie to Hillston
At Tocumwal Memorial Hall a civic meeting urged NSW Main Roads Board to build a developmental main road linking Jerilderie to Hillston and a Strathmerton to Tocumwal route. Speakers highlighted open land, need for motor travel, and flood access, proposing council inquiries and deputations to secure construction and direct connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Publc
Memorial Hall
Tocumwal
Hillston
Jerilderie
Goulburn
J. D. Davies
Merriwagga
Davies
Strathmerton
Shire Council
Main Roads Board of
New South Wales
E. Babington
Tocumwa
Riverina
Numurkah
Tungamah
Berrigan
Tucumwal
A. J. Bligh
J. Flanagan
Berrigan Shire
Goulburn Valley
Shepparton
Victorian Country Roads Board
J. E. Downer
J. Davies
Henry Tuck appointed agent for gravity pickler
Henry Tuck has been appointed agent for the gravity pickler advertised as a fast, dust-free machine capable of producing 45 bushels per hour. Claimed to require minimal maintenance, it is sold throughout Australia and approved by Department of Agriculture NSW experts. Full particulars from Henry Tuck Cobram (Sele Agent).
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Tuck
Australia
Department of Agriculture
N.S.W
Fuller
Cobram
Sele
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Lynette
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H. Frampton
Peatieree
Nurmurkah
Ech
Ford
Inperialius
Bord
E. Coxon & Sons, Pty. Ltd
Numurkah Cobram, Katamatite
Strathmenton
Marshall
Panhard
Amart Dresay
Perdriau
E. C. Cox
Ee Ae Numurkah Sirest
Nathalia
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