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Newspaper
Queanbeyan Age And Queanbeyan Observer
Location
Queanbeyan, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 25, 1920
Page
2
In a reflective editorial the Sydney University student disturbances are cited as proof of failing education and social decay. The piece argues past indulgence has bred hoodlumism and urges firmer authority to arrest the downward trend and restore public conduct.
A fragmented inquiry questions how education can direct conduct to create better citizens. It asks who may call for a beneficent revelation of educational methods, contrasting grand reform with quieter, limited changes.
The essay argues that unity and cooperation among workers and capital, not class struggle, secure national welfare. It critiques Marxist opposition of Labor and Capital, cites Russia, and stresses mutual goodwill between producers and customers as essential. It warns that reliance on interest alone harms unity and that strong worker unions must serve common purpose.
The steamer Ormonde has unexpectedly entered the Refise harbor to repair damaged lines aboard. Mr. Dunn, Minister for Agriculture, plans to maintain high fodder prices using command or witness action as needed. Fourteen fodder trains were loaded at Albury yesterday with large quantities at other border stations.
In New South Wales King’s Birthday is noted with royal approval. A French president’s mishap on a train is reported with the leader rescued after an open car door incident. Steamers Olympic and Aquitania converted to buoyant air service, cutting crews by 300 as Whitsuntide holidays prompt economic cutbacks across seaside visits and warehouse activity.
Warrygel lines up Kowfty three quarters AG Kaye line Naven Wilsots F Kaye Resmith Dowk Shepherd Eaton Morton Kelle O Neill Lewin as Warrigals Rack. Median meeting at 1 00 pm. Harry Ridley star of our toon schoolmate scored well Friday at Goulburn aiding High School win by 22 points with two goals.
In the Glenrock tournament semi final H Curran defeats W Freebody as Freebody underperforms. The Curran brothers advance to the final to meet the winner of last year's title Jock Reid who did not play this year.
General Herc praises the Prince’s welcome across the empire as the crowd honors him. Sie Grun-Fille admonishes boys to be manly and ready, stressing that a good fighter settles his quarrels justly.
The farewell event for Major General Langgnae and Mrs. Parnell ended with warm thanks from townsfolk. Residents praised his leadership and wished them well, as the company applauded and sang Auld Lang Syne.
Report from the Duemmee War Moment Comention notes plans for a memorial chapel project. Gifts listed include 1210 from Mr and Mrs Fred Campbell and family, 100 from Stufen Cokonel, 150 from Mrs Madiliwd, and other contributions toward memorial panels and silver ornaments.
The federal member will attend a meeting in Sydney on Wednesday with government officials. A 9.0 time event is planned the same evening with guests, including prominent figures, to discuss public matters and community programs.
Fragmentary OCR text references the Department and development ideas, mentioning employment and value. It reads as a disordered note about a mineral or deposition project and related prospects without clear names, dates, or outcomes.
The first batch of war gratuity payments was issued yesterday at Victoria Hives racks Sydnee. Applications for gratuity support were approved through Wednesday. The daily total expected to reach 2MMF.
Lt Cornel Rutlege outlines aims of the Progresive Party at Moyn Soho meeting. He says the party is not anti Laster or ant Nationalist and supports legislation benefiting producers and the welfare of the state district. Local supporters gathered on the last Twenday Saeut.
Market at Homebush Thursday showed higher prices for shoep cattle while steer and heifer numbers eased. Improved tone aided the yard with best prices for vealers and yearlings, led by buyers such as A Hereham and J B Beoatel.
Exciting steps are being taken by the railway to ensure safe travel for the Prince of Wales. A qulat train will precede the royal train and patrols will guard the route at half mile intervals. Patrols will communicate with the escort and can signal if needed to prevent interference with the line.
A large audience gathered in the gymnasium hall at Dunteoon Military College on Saturday night to hear the Cadets perform. The programme was varied and well executed with evident talent. audience approval was enthusiastic and generous, with about £14 collected in silver coin.
The piece urges coordinated support for farmers facing hardship and calls for promoting loan programs. It highlights proposed government backing, bank subscriptions, and the aim to bolster rural prosperity through savings and credit schemes. The text references government banks and local towns seeking wider investment to sustain farm industries and workers.
Sawer and a Sydney solicitors firm acting for Michael Hynen a horse trainer of Chanville filed four writs in Sydney on Friday claiming 41 000 from Thomas Thorne caretaker of Rosehill race course for alleged slander and assault. In related litigation Wade owner of Eatland sued Rosehill Club for 47 000 over the death of his heirs killed while training on the course. The jury awarded Wade 43 075.
Entries close Monday for the £30 open handicap at Duntroon on Wednesday June Pth. Riflemen must send entries to Capt. Taylor with secrecy noted, as experienced markers supervise under a BMLC officer.
The Evchre Party for the AFC Guild drew a large crowd last night at Triverph Hall. Dancers enjoyed the chilly evening and lively music as Miss Brown Int lain and Miss O’Conner won prizes. Mr H Taylor and Mr C B Parker placed in the prize list. Light refreshments followed the interval with committee members McLaren and Weir coordinating the event.
A woman summoned by police to testify in a Central Court criminal case refused to give evidence in court. The magistrate jailed her for seven days. While in cells she explained willingness to testify and was brought back to court.
A charity dance to aid the Boy Scouts is announced at the Protestant Mall. Tickets cost 2 shillings 6 pence with admission promising pleasant prizes and music.
Parents in a town near bad water threaten to pull children from the local public school unless stagnant-water conditions within the school enclosure are swiftly cleaned. They cite health risks to the children. The text also mentions a vote by Austin Chapman supporting higher federal salaries for members.
A garbled report describes a high level arrival and ceremonial events involving Majerteneral White and military officers. It mentions a formal wall procession and preparations for a royal audience with regional officials and state authorities.
A chaotic report describes arrangements and invitations for a major conference in Canberra with many government and industry leaders. It notes postal and travel plans across Melbourne Sydney and regional centers and mentions opposition and timing issues for a spring event.
A deputation from Mounre and Yerrowluuila shires urged the Local Government to allocate funds for road and bridge repairs and improvements. The Yarrowlamla shire sought a deviation on the Cuomu Syd oy road at Steinggy Bark Hill to ease the grade. The vice minister noted councils had not spent last year's allowances, promising £500 immediately and future help if councils expand their own funds under government grant principles.
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