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Newspaper

Peak Hill Express

Location

Peak Hill, New South Wales, Australia

Date

May 15, 1903

Page

3

Cost of Growing Wheat Debate Between Mr Jones and Mr Garratt

In a lengthy exchange a reader urges space to settle costs of wheat production, rebutting Mr Jones's criticisms. James Garratt defends his detailed cost calculations for crop setup, harvesting, and transport, arguing his figures reflect practical farming experience and association data.

Janos Jones Assoc Uint Grimmett Hava Reuder Costa

Old Age Pensions Letter to the Editor Debate

A reader contests Bruce Hall and defends pensioners in a clash over who should be named publicly. The writer cites Army Navy pensions rules, widows and orphans relief, and parliamentary approval as counterpoints while rebuking perceived insults and urging factual accuracy in pensions discourse.

Peak Espresa Bruce Hall Emeera Rondora Mt Koubla Judes

Critics Clash Over Old Age Pension Debate

A reader letter defends the Old Age Pension, accusing opponents of branding seniors as paupers. The writer urges logical dialogue and empathy, noting pension relief lightens hardship for elderly. He asks readers to resist stigmatizing pensioners while signaling support for the measure.

Eny Feavon Euch Alen W. LD. Fouures

Letter to the Editor Tests Critic's Latin Quotation Claims

A reader disputes a previous critique titled Critic, denying accusations of insulting the aged and poor. He rebukes Critic for Latin quotations, asserts his own plain English stance, and asks for meaning of the Latin lines while urging better signatories.

The Coming Contest Editorial Call for Unified Opposition

An unsigned editorial urges opponents of the Sue-Molowen rule to unite and back a single candidate against the Labor Party in the next election. It argues splitting opposition votes helps Labor and calls for organized selection and wholehearted support of one candidate to defeat the Labor nominee. It notes the Labor Party’s success as a model.

Fatitar Peak Labor Labor Party

Police Court May 1903 Debtors and Obscene Language Fines

In Friday May 1903 before the Police Magistrate Oslear and Justices Gideon and Matthews, John Ouney was remanded for unsound mind. John Murray and a man named Egan were fined £3 and costs or two months in Forbes. In Jackson and Jackson v Margaret Bankes, Pearce appeared for the plaintiff. The case involved a writ of execution on a mining tenement, with Bankes asserting property rights to part of the goods, delaying the sale. The Magistrates reserved decision for the next court day. A warrant for arrest against Frank Say for maintenance nonpayment was held over pending investigation.

Avlon Aeww Kopje Eilitor Gilralun Mr. Jones Tom Halliday Tregard Jas. Guraett John Murray Egan Forbes Paul Jackson and Jackson Margaret Bankes T. Pearce Parkes Fendant Vuluavs Moessra Jackson and Jackson Joseph Banks Mesara Jackson Pearce P.M Frank Say Wynne

Piles Permanently Cured by Bile Beans Case

A Sydney man, Geo Cucrney of Marrickville, reports four years of severe piles. After constipation, sleepless nights, and failed treatments, he used Bile Beans and claims rapid relief within a few doses. He asserts the condition has not returned since completing one box.

Geo Cucrney Mocks Ru Marrickvilly Sydney

Children Tack Couch At Night Woods Govat Peppermint Cure Le Od

Readable fragment notes a nighttime scene with children and a curing peppermint treatment linked to Woods and Le Od, implying a quirky local health remedy feature. The item appears as a brief descriptive item rather than a full report with clear outcomes or dates.

Woods

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