Market Report Notes Change in Livestock Offerings
In a price note for this and future markets sheep will be offered instead of cattle. The bulletin indicates a shift favoring sheep and poultry items alongside fat and store cattle previously listed.
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Newspaper
The Areas Express
Location
Booyoolee, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 10, 1921
Page
2
In a price note for this and future markets sheep will be offered instead of cattle. The bulletin indicates a shift favoring sheep and poultry items alongside fat and store cattle previously listed.
The passage discusses the persistent problem of adequate rewards for services rendered. It argues wages are broader than weekly labor pay and encompass all forms of recompense in economics, stressing wages as central to solving economic issues.
Classified notice listing allotments fronting Hast Terrace and Fifth Street for sale plus auctions of a waggon, pony, harvester, binder, engine and corncrusher with stated prices. E J McDonald Georgetown agent advertises phone number.
A discussion on postwar economic strain notes that production costs must fall to restore prices, with wages for artisans and miners needing adjustment. It argues shared sacrifice across workers, industry, and government, citing coal mining patterns and a NSW system where wages and prices adjust together, and urges communal solidarity to boost purchasing power despite lower monetary rewards.
Empire Day observed at Gladstone Public School with a large turnout of parents and friends. Students decorated rooms with Union Jack and Anastasian Flag, Roll of Honor displayed, and speeches by Bishop of Willochra Rev J Tiller and Mr Budge. A message from Education Minister H Ritchie was read and themes of self government, unity, and imperial pride emphasized.
The community learns that ninety year old Mr David Thomson of Burnside Gladstone is seriously ill and bedridden. Meanwhile Mr T F Jones makes progress toward recovery and hopes to return home soon. Miss Hurley departs Adelaide after a year running the local telephone exchange and leaves with a farewell gift from subscribers. Miss Boyne succeeds her, upholding the department’s reputation. Mrs T Bergin resigns as Keeper of the Gladstone Gaol after holidays. Mr F Higgins fills in during absence. Mr Ritch, former Gladstone Hotel landlord, has left for Adelaide and Mr Lewis takes his place. For Chronic Cheat Complaints Woods Great Peppermint Cure.
A mosaic of aphorisms and anecdotes references to Odgers horses and a Manx town clerk, bits of wartime figures, racing totals, and casual notes. Names like Richard Morphett and M. Joss surface amid stray dates and place hints, forming a collage rather than a single event report.
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