New Zealand New Deal Compared With Alberta and USA
A discussion of government monetary policy and the New Deal compares New Zealand, Alberta, and the USA. It argues that expanding money supply and state-backed finance can reduce poverty amid abundance, critiques centralized banking, notes New Zealand's Reserve Bank as government controlled, and urges public pressure on elected officials to pursue economic security and removal of poverty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Zealand
U.S.A
Alberta
Canada
Germany
Italy
Franco
Srain
Bach
USA
Ty USA
Alberts
Dole
Amelie
S.A
Austalia
Dominion
Reserve Bank
Commonwealth Bank
Bruce-Page
Yolon
N.Z
Royal Commission
Powey
Wool Holds Its Own Amid Market Shifts
The chairman of Demiys, Lascelles, Ltd. notes wool’s resilience at current prices and anticipates renewed competition and business if sales sustain present levels. Geelong meeting discusses lower turnover, higher wool stores, and regional weather impacting future clip quality and volume.
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Demiys, Lascelles, Ltd
W. Maxwell Bell
Bell
Riverina
Geelong
Victoria
Australia
Grest Jirikain
United States of America
Europe
Cobram Court Opens Under Mr Mohr's First Session
District news notes Mr Mohr presiding at Cobram Court for the first time. Honorary magistrates and legal officers welcomed him. James Patterson fined £2 for driving an unlicensed vehicle. Wallace Stillard failed in breach of contract claim against Fardan Bros as plaintiff aged under 21, costs £10 16s 8d awarded. Shearing season underway with clips about 30 percent lighter than normal.
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Mohr
P.M
Cobram Court
A. R. Wadeson
S. Scott
L. P. Edwards
G. Ritchie
Beames
Colram Court
James Fatterson
Wallace Stillard
Fardan Bros
Pleintit
Katamatite Gift Night Acknowledges Future Couple
At a Saturday evening event by the Tenttall Club Mr Charlie Mead and Miss Daphne Rudd, soon to be married, received two fine gifts from President Aft J O Meara who praised their club service. The remarks were echoed by club members E Kilgour B Staggard B Mills M Dwyer and secretary C Holmen. Mr Mead thanked friends as dancing followed.
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Tenttall Club
Charlie Mead
Daphne Rudd
Afr J. O'Meara
Messrs
E. Kilgour
B. Staggard
B. Mills
M. Dwyer
C. Holmen
Nathalia County to choose site for new Goulburn River bridge
Kotupna surveyors last week favored a downstream site for a proposed bridge to replace McCos bridge. Boring tests are underway and approaches surveyed. Tenders for construction are expected to be called soon. A Picola residence burned Thursday night, destroying the home and contents. water supply was insufficient to save it, with partial insurance coverage noted.
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Country Bonde Board
Kotupna
Goulburn
McCos
H. J. Bartshowne
Junr
Picola
Hartshorne
Hone
Harteharne
Strathmerton CWA August meeting held in absence of president
Strathmerton CWA branch met with senior vice president Mrs A Rose-Soden presiding. Mrs Wellington from Waughau demonstrated quil making. State President Mrs A Hicken attended and spoke briefly. Afternoon tea hostesses were Mrs J V Bourchier Miss Campbell and Miss Cox. September 26 competition set for best article from a sugar bag with winner chosen by popular vote.
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A. Rose-Soden
Strathmerton
CWA
C. Wellington
Waughau
A .Hicken
J. V Bourchier
Weiaser
Wagin Irrigation League Reforms At August Meeting
A Waain Hall gathering on Monday evening August 2 reformed the Wagin Irrigation League. Percy Tweddle was named President with J A Tweddle and D Cowan as vice presidents. E Brensing was re elected secretary and treasurer as the group urged continued agitation to push the charnels and urged Numerkah Nethalia and Picola leagues to maintain pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wagin Irrigation League
Waain Hall
Percy Tweddle
J. A. Tweddle
D. Cowan
E. Brensing
Sheep Shearing Guidance Urges Safe Herd Management
Fragmentary farm bulletin advises separating ewes and lambs for shearing to protect lambs and ensure accurate counting. Recommends grazing in sections, avoid full-straight arrivals, and use sheds or sheltered paddocks to prevent cold weather losses. Emphasizes early turnout and careful handling of fat and poor sheep.
Wunghm Bowling Club meets amid frugal finances
The Wunghm Bowling Club held its annual meeting on Wednesday noting a £10 debit due to green top-dressing and installing electric light. President J Cartisle was reelected, officers confirmed, and membership fees set at £1 11s 7d. A working bee restored the green for the new season as clubs plan social events and seek favorable electricity terms. The Wonghun Mechanics' Institute discussed an Easter Monday social and life membership awards to Mrs G Graham and Mrs C Gillespie. A Kalamatite concert replaces a postponed Katandra West project, and a Caledonian Society ladies auxiliary forms with J B Purdie presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Cartisle
Grayford
Electricity Commission
Clun
Thos. Hunt
Numutkah Club
Carlisle
Messis G. Gillespie
W. B. Crayford
BR. Sanders
Methodist Ladies’ Guild
S Dudley
C. Watters
Wonghun Mechanics’ Institute
G. Graham
C. Gillespie
Institute
Kalamatite
Wunghau
Caledonian Society
J. B. Purdie
Mesdaniel J. Sanders
Gillespie
Care of Lambs and Ewes During Shearing Time
During shearing special care is urged for ewes with lambs at foot. Dry ewes and wethers fare better but ewes with lambs need extra attention to ensure lambs receive sufficient nourishment and avoid checks in growth during the busy period.
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Lowe
Notice to Advertisers Alterations to Standing Advers
Notice to advertisers of alterations to standing advertisements in The Leader. Submissions must reach the office by 10:30 a.m. on Saturdays. After that time, changes will be processed for the following issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford Engineers
Ford Motor Company
Chicago
No-Licence Appeal Prompts Youths to Choose Change
A tense exchange reveals concerns over brewery influence and drinking culture as a father argues against selling his son to the brewery. The dialogue questions job needs, consumerism, and future possibilities, urging October 5 as a vote date for no-licence policy.
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Waaia
J. G. McDonald
Wunghm
Por Iy
Norrow
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Oper
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Ata
Wees
CNC Icu Tso
Uae
Eee
W. Carter
Juts, Nurmurkch
Remeber
Coxon’s Ford
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