Latham Addresses Jamestown Election Meeting
Hon G F Latham M G K C Malr Leader of United Australian Party spoke to a large Jamestown electors meeting at the Institute Hall. P A McBride a Grey elector candidate and A O Badman a Senate candidate attended with C A S Hawker MLA. The Mayor and council members hosted them at the Jamestown Hotel before a Federal Parliament toast.
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G. F. Latham
M.G
K.C. Malr
Denny
United Australian Party
House of Representatives
Tamestown
Istitute Hall
P. A. McBride
Grey
A. O. Badman
Senate
C. A
Hawker
Jamestown
Wy. Glasson
Vier
Jamestown Hotel
W. Naismith
Cummings
Belalic
I. K. Moore Esq
L.A. Liberal Federation
Latham
Teast
M. W. Judell
Latham Addresses Economic Policy For Primary Producers
Hon J G Latham spoke on current political and economic affairs affecting primary producers. He urged reducing production costs, adjusting land values and interest rates, and limiting government services while warning a sales tax on flour and a wheat pool are not permanent solutions. McBride followed with advice on tariff revision, simpler arbitration laws, and cost-saving government measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Latham
Latha
Tings
Bank of England
USA
France
Latham
P. A. McBride
Untitled Verses On Longing And Escape
A fragmentary poem piece speaks of longing for home and escape from hardship. A speaker, likening themselves to a slave, hopes for a cure named Woods or a “Great Peppermint Cure” to restore peace by tomorrow, promising to return home free of sorrow.
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Luke
Jamestown and Georgetown Clash At Gladstone Oval In Big Premiership Battle
A large crowd watched Jamestown and Georgetown in a top flight Northern Areas football clash at Gladstone Oval. Jamestown led 3 to 1 early, then trailed at halftime 7 7 to 4 9 before a dominant third term by Georgetown sealed a 13 16 to 1 11 victory. Players highlighted include Coryer and J Pase for Georgetown and Sawatzke and Kirk for Jamestown with goalkickers listed.
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Gladstone Oval
Jamestown
Georgetown
Saraya
Wilson
Batt
Covenet
Magpies
Red Rems
Res
Baying
Gaal
Ivorine
Coryer
J. Pase
Red and Blues
Kink
Reds
Sawatzke
Millard
Les Noonan
F. Page
Togarty
Elsary
Hall
Moroney Vido
Pascoe
Ceorsetown
J. Page
Kirk
Lex Noonan A
J. Noonan
Crawford
Millards
Trevorrow
Parri
Curyet
Doan's Ointment Promises Piles Cure in Sydney Ad
An Australian advertisement touts Doan's Ointment as the best treatment for all forms of piles including bleeding itching and protruding. It cites Mr Isaac Swales of Fitzroy Street Moore Park and his wife Mrs Swales noting long lasting relief and urges buyers to obtain genuine Doan's from Foster McClellan Co at 15 Hamilton Street Sydney.
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Isaac Swales
Fitzroy Street
Moore Park
Sydney
Doan
Dr Morse's Indian Root Pills Promote Digestive Health
An 19th century style claim lauds Dr Morse's Indian Root Pills as a safe reliable remedy for stomach complaints. It links indigestion to constipation liver trouble and exhaustion from worry and hot weather while promising improved digestion assimilation and renewed vitality with cleansed bowels liver and kidneys and red blood.
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Morse
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Humphris
the Southern Union Insurance
Phoenix Assurance Coy. Ltd
London
Adelaide
Currie Street
W. Moffat
Amestown
Texaco
Texaco Motor Spirit
Texaco Motor Oil Opyright
MR. Latham
Northern Areas Football Association
EA. Gale & Sons Builders, Contractors and Undertakers
Sixth Street
Gladstone
Cleveland & Sons
Northern Assurance Company
Norwich Union Fire Insurance Society, Limited
The
South Australian Insurance Company Limited
William Street
Ipposite
Robert A. Paxton
Leo M. W. Udell
Imestown
Wm. Moffatt
Ayr Street
General Commission
Will Cook
Blantyre Bakery and Restaurant
J. H. Smour
A.M.S
Atall Chemists
T. A. Dickson & CO
Geelong
Victoria
C. B. Bertelsmier
South Australia
A.M.P
Australian Mutual Provident Society
King William Street
Gavin Lucas
L.A
Port Pirie
John Brammer
Dstrict
Pirie
H. R. Lawrie
Laura
R. C. McKnight
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