Random Gleanings Reflects Political Banter and Notable Figures
A column mockingly surveys political talk and recent events. It cites drought notes, a US imprisonment for old theft, and remarks on liquor laws, church salaries, and notable Australian figures like E Horne and Richard Seddon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daresay
United States
E. Horne
Liverpool Plains
Kelso
Langley
Bendigo
Victoria
Sydney Bellerix
Carruthers
Liberal and Reform Party
Labour Party
McGowen
Ovcation
W. ©. Grahame
J. L. Fegan
Wickham
Richard Seddon
New Zealand
Seddon
Pastures Protection Boards
Tom Fitzgerald
Australia
Dan
Tom
J. L. Fitzgerald
Commodore
Tariff Policy Pledges No Change in Prices
Announcement asserts that tariffs will not raise prices and that existing price levels will stay the same. Officials state no alterations to cost of goods will occur despite tariff discussions.
Hartley Fresh Solution and Local News Digest
Hartley to receive a fresh solution while Hartley miners face regulation debates. Murwillumbah residents burn out live in tents amid local hardship. Mining Act changes appear to satisfy several groups. A range of local incidents include fires destroying Mr G Cox’s Little Killabong stud and three racehorses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartley
Murwillumbah
William John Budd
Goodrich
Yeoval
Gulgong
Mudgee
Melbourne
Orange
SM. Henuaro
G. Cox
Little Killabong
Germantop
J. Walsh
Molong
Krambie
Gamboola
Nandilly
Ores
Larras Lake
Tomingley-Obley
Harley
H. F. Stafford
Peak Hull Expess
Sydney
Bathurst
I. Mack
Narromine
Molong Express
Eden George
A. M. Martin
Quinnock
Thos
Calare
Germany
Switzerland
Salvation Army
Also Mentioned on This Page
MRS. M. Malouf & Son
Caswell Street
Peak Hill
James Fay
McDonald & Co
Dalgety Street
Millers Point
Dan Patch
Uleece
Fritz