Mythic reform party under scrutiny in Sunshine crisis
A local reform group faces intense public debate as rumors of internal conflict and influence from a mythical external force ripple through Sunshine. Key figures like Dr. George Dobson and Mr. Wallin Jones are cited amid criticism of party loyalty and governance. The piece links the turmoil to broader social pressures, school building debates, and political maneuvering affecting the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Municipal Reform Party
Alan
Othues Porsi
Hanemann
George Dobson
Wallin Jone
Mirolrone
Bof
Loral
Citisens
Adamson
Kurbine
Hk of
Fumdn
Tate
Why Not Community Singing in Our Town Hall
A fragmented plea argues for using the Town Hall for community singing. The writer notes hall limitations and the need to unite the choir with available space, hoping to foster public harmony and organized singing efforts for the common good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy
Choral 910
Horal Society
Oryzoninniy
McBean Opens Wood and Coal Depot in Albion area
W H McBean announces the opening of a wood and coal depot at Gunnedah and Derriwit Streets in Albion. Orders may be left with Mina. goods, groceries, and related items will be promptly attended to. Phone Sun 131.
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Sinha Tee
Gunnedah
Derriwit
Albion
Mina
Det Pahue
Groens
Sun
Educational Bureaucracy and Public Trete Obscure Reference
Fragmentary OCR text glimpses a discussion of public service structure and relocation department activity. It mentions administration, bureaucracy, and a present administration in transition, with unclear references to official departments and procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simehine
A.N.A Activities Install New Officers at Sumhine Branch
The A.N.A installation on the 28th drew a large turnout as officers were installed at the Sumhine Branch with Mr Hovine leading proceedings. New president E Kinpermley, treasurer Mr Fawcett, secretary Ellingson, and other officials were introduced amid toasts and remarks lauding Australian unity and support for the Mave im Austen lia movement. The evening closed with dancing and a late reception as the ANA and AWA plan a bowls challenge next Monday at St Marie's Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leahy
A. A. Cacket Club
E. Smith
Mdhating
Alw.a
A.N.A
Fawcett Ant
Danine
Menibers
Rommpey
Ladis Wich
A. W
Ellingson
Aluink
Mere Viner
Ida Nf
Fawcett Wan
Ana
A.W.A
Bt. Maries Hall
Unemployment Not Main Cause of Pauperism Says 1926 Report
The 1926 27 Birth Ministry of Health report argues pauperism hinges on guardians policy and inherited customs, not unemployment. It cites many young men on Poor Law relief marrying to boost income, sometimes to form a larger family, and notes some marriages are coerced or tacit. The piece dares Australians to view poverty as a surface issue rather than a social crime.
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Birth Ministry of Health
Lancashire
Mr. Turton
Midlands
Manchester Guardian
Bruce
Australia
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Stockade
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Victoria
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Ansta
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Penrose’s
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A.N.A. Activities
United States
Great Britain
France
Germany
G. A. Britnell Estate Agent
Sunshine
Heven
Beak
Mercantile Mutual Insurance Co
Ai Insurancs Comand Workers
Colonial Gas Ansce
RJ. Wipby
Raspes
William Brocket
Collins ST
Melbourne
Central
Trust
Byron Chambers
Nicholson ST
Footecray
Footscray
Miss Kathleen Feeney
Rokeby
Leith Avenue
Suneb! Mechanics’ Institute
Sydenham
Allan
Planos
Howe
E Colonia Gas Association Limited
Rand ‘Theatre
Paisley Street
Bootscray
Britnell’s Estate Agency
Hampshire Rd
S. Smart
Lally
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