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Newspaper
Tambellup Times
Location
Tambellup, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 14, 1924
Page
1
The Terlich family expresses gratitude to Dr asd Surses and all friends for wreaths telegrams letters and expressions of sympathy following their bereavement.
A Tari Board decision to tax wire netting imports from Britain sparks protests across Australian farming communities. The piece argues protection raises costs for farmers while boosting manufacturing, shows government tariff effects on population and industry, and cites Commonwealth Year Book figures to question the value of secondary industries versus primary production.
The piece argues that wealth stems from primary production and proposes reducing production costs rather than penalizing industry. It advocates fostering primary industries through education funded by all, replacing tariffs with a revenue tariff, and distributing population and land holdings toward agriculture to create a contented prosperous rural community and state.
Wool sale notice from Messrs Elder Simith and Co Limited reports next sale announced for Jothune in Perth. Gardeners Society recess until September 15 cancels Monday meeting. Letter boxes rule to enforce post delivery from June 40 with new slot requirements. Swimmer Adrian, AUSTRALIAN Olympic coach, rescued after jumping overboard in Arabian Sea. Commonwealth Electoral Roll to be reprinted. voters urged to ensure proper enrollment at current address. Western Australia directory and market reports follow with local prices and listings.
Health trip of Kojomo venture manager Cor Richardson and Co. aims to fundraise for a new operating table while West Australian clergy Colonel Holden and Rev Sal Holden plan a South West tour. A court order appoints West Australian trustee and executors for William Malcolm Baker. Local civic reception planned. hospital debt cleared and foundation stone ceremony honored by Mr Brown.
A large Perth crowd fills the court as the trial of George William Auburn for the murder of Jobin George O Neil continues before Mr Justice Draper. Witnesses testify amid interruptions including Josephine Sadlier whose testimony is challenged by counsel and observers note dramatic courtroom scenes and procedural questions.
Fall wine test tionary remarks and sales notices list Cranbrook Market with cattle and florin items. Dalgety and Co. Ltd advertise markets on June 12 and June 19. Cranbrook Market hosts sheep horses and cattle sales plus a peppermint cure product appears.
Obscure report from Paria notes Left French Party selects former Premier M. Mainiene as presidential nominee. Access to office requires a majority of votes from the Deputies meeting held today. Doumergue remains the favorite, with Herriot expected to form a ministry.
Woluarnas, a prominent Nationalist, led a violent attack on Laborites after joining forces with 12 party members. He claimed South Africa would become a republic if Germany won the war, as Nationalist leadership shifted toward allied unity with Labor. In New York, the American Republican Convention nears an almost unanimous presidential nomination, with Mr. Coniche as a near contender.
Sydney Friday report states Mart, who escaped from the Supreme Court while awaiting appeal, has been recaptured at Pambula in New South Wales. He reportedly attempted self harm in custody by pulling at an artery in his arm. The Coke Industry Special week concluded with awards to coke workers and ongoing honors through the 26th.
The National Council of Wool Selling Brokers of Australia met at the Wool Exchange in Adelaide to discuss allocation of quantities and standard pricing. A definite decision was postponed until August pending a broader inquiry into financial matters affecting the exchange, with hope for a solution to apparent differences by then.
The report from the Voluntary Co operative Wheat Pool trustees notes delays in the second payment for wheat placed in the pool. A Commonwealth Bank advance was sought to cover the needed funds, with lenders deeming the quantity already dispatched and the offered advance sufficient justification for a payment. The trustees warn of continued vigilance as financial strain affects the pool and promise the next advance when possible.
An old courtly notice touts Chamberlains Cough Remedy as a safe, gentle medicine for children. It claims quick soothing of inflamed throat passages, reduced feverish irritation, and suitability for even the youngest, with broad availability everywhere.
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