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Newspaper
Numurkah Leader
Location
Numurkah, Victoria, Australia
Date
Sep 15, 1931
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR mentions the Numurkah Show continuation with class notes for grades five and six. It lists activities and items such as bread loaves and student entries, though the text is garbled and many terms are unreadable.
A Victoria meeting urged primary producers to unite against harsh economic conditions. Dr Finlay warned government inertia risks widespread insolvency in wheat, dairy, beef, and irrigation projects, calling for cleaner politics and coordinated action to secure prices and policies benefiting producers.
Heenzo unveils a tonic touted as wonderful drawing attention from thousands who suffered amid long illness. Public adoption grows as testimonials surface about relief and improved well being. Officials caution consumers to verify claims while markets respond to demand.
Details outline a district art and needlework exhibition at Elementary School, with rules on independent work, teacher certification, and submission deadlines. It mentions dates, participation by students under supervision, and display of drawings, beadwork, and fancy needlework while emphasizing adherence to ordinary school conditions.
Class V Dogs details list various breeds and entries with notes on wear and securing equipment. Mentioned dogs include Kelpie Dow, Kelpie Biteh, Sheen-dos, Pomeranian Dow Ceeypound Bitch, Terrier Do, Pomeranian Bitch, Terrier Bite, Peppy Pox Terrier, and Collie varieties. Entries reference dog breeds and prize categories with ownership and handler notes.
By the Hon J G Latham, KC critiques the amending Federal Aid Roads Act, arguing it abandons the original plan to fund permanent main roads and shifts cash to state budgets and suburban repairs. He warns earmarking customs and excise revenue for state road work undermines Commonwealth taxation and national development goals.
The weekly bulletin denounces a planned referendum costing £100,000 to push Unification on Australia. It argues New South Wales dominance skews federal policy, warns against national consolidation, and urges Home Rule as the cure to unification tendencies. The piece cites Lang, Scullin, Theodore, and NSW Country party influence shaping the federal scene.
A Melbourne reader cites Doan's Backache Kidney Pills as curing a severe kidney attack and later remaining free of kidney trouble for twelve years. The ad claims relief from backache urinary issues and discolored water with sediment, urging readers to buy only DOAN'S from Foster-McClellan Co. Also promotes a new product BLOATO as a preventative measure.
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