Immigration policy urges decentralised settlement in Australia
The Government's haphazard generosity to immigrants is criticised as misdirected and wasteful. The piece argues for federal handling of migration, depots for new arrivals, and placing settlers in rural districts with local labor bureaus guiding applications to ensure employment and economic development.
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Sili Ventres
Jabor
Ameet
Serival
Assis
Australia
Sydney
Is Coal Being Won The Strike Dilemma in Industrial Disputes
A period editorial argues that despite drastic administration of the Industrial Disputes Act, coal is not being won as miners refuse to return to work until leaders are freed and grievances are redressed. It notes the public risk of fuel shortages and urges reasoned settlement through independent inquiry and fair award, warning of fragile state peace while miners refuse to resume.
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Foote
Scholes
Tim
Tee Board
Buckt
Socialistic
Labour Party
Australia
Russia
Turkey
Commonwealth
Wade
de Dreuier
Uae
Raneia
Tersia
Salo
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W. M. Threlies
Cotntvanwealth
Congress
Mighes
Forseoth
Ates
Ler
Hughes
Applandel Apa Patelet
Helind
Mr. Muglies
Clement
Triners
Hevastatiig
The Floods Prompt Public Spirit And Reform Thoughts
A reflective editorial on devastating floods notes immense loss and private suffering yet highlights courage, mutual aid, and liberal philanthropy. It praises citizen resilience, questions governmental reach, and calls for embankments and better warning to mitigate future disasters while finding a silver lining in renewed foresight and solidarity.
Fragmented Read on Sennyele and Eucalyptus Extracts
Disjointed OCR text references Sennyele, Monty Unrwet, Cem and Hen Emily, herbs or extracts like SAN THERM Fey AL, and a death linked to unknown causes. Mentions Galops in a table of alive oil, Eucalyptus healings, and various nonsensical phrases.
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Emily
Watt
Vanweenher
Gan
Amigrine
Santis
Ieee
Awe Ieee
Santier Eucalypte
Socialism's Mendacious Proposition in Australian Politics
A heated critique accuses the Labour Party and its leaders of spreading falsehoods to win votes, claiming workers in Australia remain in industrial and political bondage. The piece denounces strikes, defends government action, and urges electors to reject revolutionary rhetoric and uphold the current system with broad citizen participation.
Local rifle meet yields strong scores for ALPLE shooters
On Saturday members of the local medal competed in a fourth match for a prize backed by Colonel Kyrie. Moore led with 44 of 45 at 100 yards, Dodney and Ballisk close behind as others posted solid scores. Weather was dull but shooters delivered excellent results amid a strong field.
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Allerson Lem Req Bers
Mledal
Kyrie
Moore
Beatty
Fallick
Rowe
Ala. Moore
Too Yarts
Stiet
Bowe
Hiddyels Hoteles Majo Portal A
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Ty EO Moore
Fy AL Balllek
Oan OG TL. Teatty
RK. Thomean Gr
BK. Downey
Leo Rourke
K. Warren
Warren Agrid
Quedasyen Eospipal Adjourned Meeting Ballot Result
In the board room of the institution an adjourned meeting was held yesterday afternoon with Mr P Campbell presiding. The ballot counted twelve council items entering as follows.
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P Campbell
Wihend
Iwas Sural
Veterinary Stallion Certification Contested Hearing
Officials from Queantievan F and AL Asawa son discuss veterinary examination and certification of stallions. A public hearing scheduled at the veterinary office addresses registration, breed integrity, and required procedures.
Archdeacon Bartlett Conducts Services at Christ Church Canberra
On Sunday Archdeacon Bartlett of Goulburn led morning and evening services at Christ Church with fair congregations. In the afternoon at St John the Baptist’s, the Reverend A. H Champion was inducted to the parish of Canberra. Harvest Thanksgiving will be held Sunday with services at Christ Church including 8 am morning, 4 pm afternoon, and 7:40 pm vesper.
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Suiwlay
Bartlett
Goulburn
Christ Church
St. John (the Baptist's Church
A. H Champion
Canberra
L.C
Queanbeyan Electorate Liberal and Reform activity
In the last fortnight Warren has organized the Liberal and Reform Association in Queanbeyan electorate. New branches formed and many members enrolled. A recent turnout at the Protestant Hall featured candidate Ha Deevling, who impressed as a clear platform speaker and oral explainer.
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Warren
Liberal and Reform Association
Eimbers
Queanbeyao
L&a. Association
Min HA Deevling
Beeyling
Manchester Unity Meeting Held at Goulburn in NSW
Alt 10.0.8 gathered for Unity Annual Meeting in Queanbeyan with transfers from Sydney to Goulburn. Goulburn Dre C. I Fuller elected District Secretary, a post held by his father for 40 years. Officers installed from Perkins Cooma to Kemp, Grand Secretary noted NSW units with capital and pooled funds across states.
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Goulburn
Manchester
Vuss
Queanbeyan
Sydney
Dre
Fuller
Fry
Perkins Cooma
D.g.mora
O'Virien
Mt Atahanquet
Tre Kemp
Onderphy New
Lsagieticn
Nsw
Manchester Unity Order
Wedding of Halith Annie and Charles Menry in Newcastle
A detailed account of the Jan wedding of Halith Annie fourth of Fredk Young and Charles Menry eldest son of Mr. C Heeger of Newcastle. The Rev Mr White officiated. Bridesmaids Miss Heeper and Miss Young. Bride wore crow silk and tulle with wreath and veil. Guests, gifts, and reception described with attire and travel details.
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Halith Annie
Fredk. Young
Fetule Yan
Charles Menry
Me. C. Heeger
Newcastle
Uranheyan
White
Armel
Gertie Mage
Che Brite
Heeper
Elster
Young
Heeger
Heegner
Nery Cadle
TH OA SHOW TO BE HELD AT February event
The article reports a forthcoming annual show organized by a local association with dates in February. It notes preparations, alterations to cattle yards, and public inspection. Secretary Th. Winckel is mentioned.
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Mfr
Th. Wincke
Parlyment bias Beem fortter promoced till March 15
A garbled note from a Sydney style dispatch mentions the New South Wales Premier criticizing strikes as caused by men with unusual tongues and brass foreheads. It reports Premier Wade claiming government action will deter further efforts to govern by tol erle and disorder for twenty years. The text includes scattered references to Paris food shortages, aviation mishaps, and other unrelated items from the era.
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New Zealan
New South Wales
Wade
Paris
M. Latham
Cairo
the Combes
Barry
Arist
Perth Wal
Davie
William Matias
Melbourne
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Lin C Viaselii
Mei Young
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Willian Wathon
Lance
Jn Fon
Centennial Park
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Gillet
Bela
Liam
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