17 Nov 1928
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Newspaper
Sunshine Advocate
Location
Sunshine, Victoria, Australia
Date
Nov 17, 1928
Page
1
In a heated session legislators discuss a proposed ban amid public dissent. Proponents led by Speaker Dempster push for prohibition while critics warn of economic and social disruption. The debate centers on enforcing a statewide ban and addressing religious and civic concerns.
In a draft set of minutes the council discusses calling a conference on the St. Albans water scheme. The secretary references titles and tasks, with debate over the feasibility and benefits of advancing the project.
A chaotic report describes a community hall event and dinner plan at Parish Hall on Thursday. It mentions attendees including David Shred and Mathie Liuert, with expected awards and local remarks about residents and officials. The piece references Melbourne hospital and various local figures in a broad, unsettled narrative.
MAIDSTONE correspondent reports a local election meeting discussing drainage, finances, and shire balance. Key figures such as Mnton and Penton spoke for about two hours in a crowded hall, with broad support for the candidate Menten and absence of interruptions noted.
Fragments describe a fall of stone at the St Athans wares. Andrew Me a feral conident is moved to Alfeed hospital. A meeting at Progen tenting invites six veinge nders to Cobure. Misapprehension and charges related to Albans and the Commission are discussed. Dobson spoke, urging votes for a Tu bar candifatin.
Schedule outlines council works for the year presenting a plan to the roundtable. The Western ding project carries a total cost of about £4,100 with £3,600 apportioned to other ridings. Existing debts will be refinanced and the remainder leased by arrangement at roughly £1,500 per riding.
Late advertisement states on November 60h at the ordience of Frederi Thornton Anvma Alice Hay will leave Mr. Thornton's residence at 2 o'clock this Saturday afternoon for the Funeral home.
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