Favourably Received in Goulburn Meeting for Jack Garry
A large Goulburn gathering at Town Hall praised Jack Garry and Albert Brumbell MLA. Garry outlined electorate conditions and urged hard work. Brumbell warned of Lang Government failures. Garry planned speeches and campaign blitz across the electorate. Garry and his Goulburn Committee then met supporters in Gunning to organize election work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Garry
Goulburn
Albert Wheatley
Albert Brumbwell
Grary
Garry
Brontnel
Lang
Gunning
Letter from Young resident to Shire Clerk on postage debt
A resident from Young writes to the Jindalee Shire Clerk denying an overdue postage claim while enclosing three shillings as part payment, prompting a short dispute over debt and acknowledgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jindalee
Young
Cootamundra
Lang return would threaten state with red domination
The piece argues that electing Mr Lang again would invite wide irresponsible legislation and ruinous finance, labeling Lang as the pliant tool of Communist action. It warns that Premier Lang would bring Red influence to the state, urging voters to choose Mr Tully as a hard-working, conscientious representative instead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lang
Pliagt
Reda
Main Roads Board Engineer Visits Crook Well
Last week Mr Heffernan a Main Roads Board Engineer visited Crook Well to confer with the President and Shire officials. The visit left the Shire on a fairly good footing with the Board with cooperation deemed paramount for the Shire’s long main road stretches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heffernan
Main Roads Board
Crookwell
Hostile Legislation Against Prohibition Draws Church Opposition
Published by Arrangement reports the Church Temperance Society's FindIngs against prohibition as harmful to individuals and government. It argues enforcement worsens drinking, corruption, and political control, labeling sobriety enforcement as contrary to Bible teaching and American traditions. The Herald Tribune quotation frames prohibition as unconstitutional and hostile to rights and freedoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York “Herald Tribune
Church Temperance Society
United States
Shearing Industry Reforms Promoted By Graziers
Unanimous convention resolves urge signing of engagement contracts before arrival at sheds to prevent disputes. Graziers urge universal observance of Learner employment clauses and pledge support. Police caution on branding 5 percent minimum in consignments to Homebush. calls for P. P. Act amendment, expected by Graziers Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Council of Australake
Graziers' Association of
N.8
Wales
Gur
Ths
Homebush
Commissioner of Police
P.P
Graziers’ Association
Farmers Friends: Primary Industry Boosts Liquor Trade
Paul Cheyne notes how Australian breweries and distilleries drive farm demand, with 1924-25 figures showing malt, hops, and sugar use, plus wages and material values. He highlights Kellog's Aust and glucose industry’s early impact, stressing primary producers gain from protective duties and secondary industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth
Australia
Kellog's (Aust) Pty., Ltd
Melbourne
Wool Market Outlook and New Auction Date
Wool market confidence remains strong as Schute Bell & Co Ltd announces a resumption of auction sales next week in Sydney. Continental orders expected to be sizable and competition likely to push prices higher. large wool stocks and ample shipping space ready to handle full catalogues for the Wednesday 31st sale with about 2000 lots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schute, Bell & Co. Ltd
Sydney
Ocean Southern
le Ae Ena i Sk
Wool market outlook ahead of new season sales in Sydney
Goldsbrough Mort & Co reports a firm wool market expected as opening sales begin Monday. About 77,000 bales mainly from the west and northwest will test the new clip. drought persists in parts of the state and Queensland. Sydney sales run Aug 29 with 6 000 bales, Sept 8 with 4 000, Sept 6 with 2 000, then Brisbane the following week and auction sales on Sept 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Queensand
Brisbane
Wool auction season nears with 6000 bales on offer
Sydney reports the end of last year's wool sales interval and the start of the 1927-28 opening auctions. Rain scarcity and sheep deaths rapidly reduce supply, raising risks for growers and the Commonwealth. The opening series spans two weeks, with our section catalogued at 6000 bales on Thursday, September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitt, Bon & Badgery
Lil
Sydney
Commonwealth
Stock Market Report on Cattle and Lamb Prices
Pitt, Bon & Badgery Ltd report cattle yarding and prices for the week with many Queenslanders present. Descriptions range from plain to prime beef and mutton, with prices about 10/ to 90 per head higher and varying by quality. Demand remains steady despite rising supplies as prime beef and lambs hold firm and general trade remains cautious.
Printing details from Propristom firm in Crockwell WA
Printed and published by Robert John Winning of Bolaro Goulburant Crockwell for Ri J Winning and Son at their Linotype printing works in Crockwell Western Australia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert John Winning
Bolaro
Goulburant
Crockwell
J. Winning & Son
W.aw
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Chevrolet
DUCO
Oakland
BUICK
F.O.R
Gm.c. Trucks
Cadillac
W. Laverty
Spring ST. Crookwell
M.R.B
Sheep Brands
Farmers
Paul Cheyne
Wool Market
Goldsbrough, Mort & Co. Ltd
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