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Newspaper
The Areas Express
Location
Booyoolee, Victoria, Australia
Date
May 18, 1934
Page
4
The Institute urges subscribers to support a public good project. The hall and supper room offer seating for up to 500 with Mighty Grand Piseca stage and scenery. John Souter serves as president and Burford as secretary.
Public health warning links constipation to systemic illness and urges regular bowel movements. It promotes Dr Morse's Indian Root Pills as a remedy to aid digestion, liver function, and bowel regularity, claiming early use prevents disease and restores naturality.
The notice states that L. M. W. Mindell publishes the Review every Friday morning from the Jamestown office.
The Crystal Brook Dog Society held its second trials on the show grounds with strong attendance from Booborowl, Wandearah, Yorketown, Laura Gladstone, and Crystal Brook. Clifton Boy owned by H Scarlett topped the Teasdale Open Class with 93 points after sheep were yarded in 11 minutes, defeating Lynch owned by W Croser who scored 91.
Golf results from Gladstone show A D Harris 88 and W Cook 93 leading the men in stroke play, with scores across A, B, and C grades and numerous ladies' divisions listed. Notable names include J W Thomson and R Hopkins with top scores, and Miss A Humphris as a leading lady competitor.
The chairman Sir Herbert Gepp received a pointed tract arguing wheat welfare varies by seed, color, weight and grade. It mocks wheat buyers, critiques market timing and notes producers face debt and risk through seasons. It ends with caustic lines about belief, banking and fate.
Representatives of the New South Wales Douglas Social Credit Association spoke in Jamestown about the Douglas proposals. They argued current banks control credit and that a National Credit Authority would issue a national dividend to match value produced, aiming to end poverty amid plenty and curb inflation. Mr. Carter thanked the speaker for the informative address.
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