Combined Schools Picnic at Wunghau Park October 10
A cheerful community outing at Wunghau park with Wunghau and Mundoona schools, teachers and parents hosting mid day meal, races and various events. Officials praised children's behavior and lack of waste while speakers discussed true socialism, patriotism, and national unity to end party divisions.
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Wunghau
Mundoona
Wunghau Park
Dramanure
Wanghau
McClure
T. Hunt
Dudley
Wanghau School
H.T
Toiler
Wright
A. Marks
G. McClure
S. McClure
W. Osborne
K. Sanders
R. Sanders
J. Wall
E! Eday
H. Sanders
J. Osborne
P. Hunt
W. Linehan
J. Sharp
W. Goodwin
J. Maple.tuft
M. Bourke
V. Sanders
Ad Ram
Hoys
M. Osborne
G. Moorcroft
K. Hooper
S. Bourke
Keat W. Goodwin
Keat W. Osborne
A. Scott
N. Bourke
G. Osborne
S. Wright
Bourke
K. Hrooper
Australia and the duty to serve the state through unity
A call to awaken national responsibility in Australians. Citizens should unite across East and West, and parties must serve the State. Emphasis on duty, sacrifice, and cooperation to sustain peace, prosperity, and national honor, urging electors and representatives to put the community first and resist divisive party aims.
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Australia
Agra
Australians should buy local to boost prosperity
A call for national recovery arguing politics cannot fix Australia's economy. The speaker urges Australians to spend weekly incomes on locally made goods using Australian materials and labor, claiming it strengthens domestic industry and employment. The piece condemns foreign-made goods and immigration while promoting European and Asian workers as producers for Australia.
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Australia
Astrafians
Az Australia
Inside story of wheat pool vote shocks Australian farmers
The article argues Labor opposed the compulsory wheat pool bill after the Senate defeated it. It claims Western Australia and South Africa could not bear half the anticipated loss, and WA senators warned against the plan without adjustments. It recounts parliamentary maneuvering and accuses Labor of hypocrisy while highlighting taxes on farm inputs and the political power of urban industrial representatives.
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Senate
Farmer
Austral
Federal Country Party
Theodore
Commonwealth
Country Party
Scullin
Western Australia
South Af
Floral work and bouquets on McDowald Street Namurkab
Mrs C Wood offers all kinds of floral work including hand and wedding bouquets and various designs in floral tributes at McDowald Street Namurkab. Phone 98.
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McDowald
Namurkab
All Quiet and Political Strife in Wartime Message
The piece contrasts the war film All Quiet on the Western Front with current politics. It argues patriotism means sacrificing selfish aims for the common good and urges Australians to unite beyond party strife to rebuild the nation.
Wall of Apathy Calls for Australian Patriot Duty
A text urges Australians to break through a perceived wall of apathy by collective action. It argues that if people spoke up in sufficient numbers, a strong public voice could unite the nation and inspire a powerful, national harmony. It compares to the Jews rising in voice to overcome indifference.
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Australia
Britain in Search of a Pitt Style Leader in Crumbling Era
Lord Beaverbrook calls for a non party led government to end dole, restore agriculture prosperity, and unite the Empire in economic union. He advocates a cabinet of brilliant bankers, agriculturalists, independent union leaders, and industry visionaries to back a bold reform drive. The piece links Mosley, Lloyd George, and potential Pitt/Mussolini compares. The question remains whether a Pitt exists among this vigorous group.
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Lord Beaverbrook
Britain
Pitt
House of Commons
House of Lords
Oswald Mosley
Lloyd George
Mussolini
A Word to Advertisers in Times of Slump
A Victorian era editorial urges advertisers to maintain steady, judicious spending during economic downturns. It cites an American analysis of 76 national advertisers averaging £20,000 annual spend, arguing advertising mitigates trade slowdowns and supports rising profits, while fear-driven cutbacks hurt their own and rivals' prospects.
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Tos
National Anglo American Hymn Ends Line
The fragment notes an item titled National Anglo American Hymn and mentions new patriotism heading. It reflects a textual snippet with unclear context or full sentences. Entities are limited to the hymn title and themes of patriotism.
Victorian Police motor vehicle registry figures released
The Victorian Police motor registration branch reports at June 1930 the state had 179,887 registered vehicles. Private cars number 12,516. commercial 26,780. hire cars 2,411. buses 626. motorcycles 25,105. Duties on imports and vehicle components totalled £1,185, etc. The financial year 1920-21 saw Victoria pay £704, etc. The Worthing Your Book reference notes judicial and legal service spending and state revenues from motor trades.
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Motor Remeistration
Victorian Police Department
Thy
Poe
Gils
Krol Tiports
Victoria
Lee
Laos
Victorian Mitre
Hogan
Byrd
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