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Newspaper
Portland Guardian
Location
Portland, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 19, 1924
Page
2
A fragmented summary notes a county program exploring lower taxes to boost industry and employment. It mentions figures and dates, a push for open hearings, and who may vote, with references to local leaders and business interests shaping policy.
Fragmented remarks recount wartime questions of responsibility and policy shifts. Speakers including Mr Campbell and Mr Gambler discuss rail connections, port duties, and economic tradeoffs during winter months, with calls for government restraint and public support for fiscal adjustments.
The audience at a Tuesday night gathering heard Mr C M Waters address selections for a county race. He introduced candidate Mr Wai amid praise and described the Harvard backed contender as aiming to lead in the northern contingency. The event touched on wages, farm country issues, and the need for change with serious economic stakes discussed.
The county round about them discussed keeping wages and price controls, aiming to stabilize production and living standards. Proposals included land value measures, land use, port development, and staged improvements with council support for primary producers and workers.
A rough OCR fragment citing a policy talk about state elections and a general lecture on decentralization. Mentions Mrs presiding, the Yaranerd Union, and a governor's account. The readable portion notes work for those in need and a lecture date around the 26th with focus on community care.
An old advertisement promotes Jean Reaver’s Extract as a remedy to remove grey hair. The copy emphasizes natural hair color and mentions cosmetic applications and various product claims without modern clinical backing.
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