Government urged immediate aid for wheat industry
The Royal Commission on the Wheat Market reports to the Government urging immediate financial relief for wheat farmers. It recommends direct payments per ton of wheat, aimed at stabilizing prices, with ongoing support tied to production and excise adjustments. The commission notes adverse farming conditions in 1924 and supports a temporary, targeted subsidy as a compromise for 1934-35.
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Latvia
Xian
Abby Tha
Audivier
Spanal Cemsuniad
Austentia
Tie
Agstrina
Kitiaien
Emmy
Reagan
Bownty
Commonwealth
New South Wales
Compalgsion
Fragmentary report from Japan on social and economic distress
A garbled account cites millions in Japan facing severe hardship amid social ills and forced labor narratives. It mentions child poverty, wages around sixty yen, and rents blocking aid while authorities struggle with unverified claims and unclear dates.
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Japan
Qawehiers
Senda
Ies
War Debt Instalment Standoff Shapes 1930s Policy
The note from four days ago formalizes a December 15 due date for the war debt instalment of 22,457,000 with unpaid balances at 193%. The Australian Press Agency notes the position echoes June, when Britain told the United States no further payments until broader war debt liquidation talks.
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United States
Avsratan Press Association
Tremors Report Ongoing in Gomning District
Tremors continue to be felt daily for eighteen days in Gomning district. Officials report ongoing damage to property and increased concern among residents as aftershocks persist.
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Gomning
Igan Wiarmius
Wagga Council seeks control of Cricket Ground estate
A Wagga report shows the Health Committee recommending revocation of the existing dedication of the Cricket Ground lands and rededication to the Council as trustees for public recreation. The council, Wagga Cricket Association, Murumbidgee Turf Club, and sporting bodies support control by the Council to enable extensive improvements and establish a prominent sports enclosure.
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Wagga
Te Health Committee
Landa
Wagga Cricket Association
Murumbideee Turf Club
Spoiting Bodina
Cole 1
Tweed
Grouini
Try Gauntry
Richings Rider Records Lead In 1920s-30s Racing
The report notes Richards Gonlon Tebards vale 213 winners this year in Frnghind and 1M Winners since 121, with multiple years atop the win list. It records 1971 to 1992 figures, lists top riders F Fox Nevett and others over 200 wins, and highlights the Aga Khan with 264957 for the season and trainer Frank Butters leading with 88,443 in earnings.
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Gonlon Tebards Vale
Frnghind
Ute
Bad Archer
F. Fox
Nevett
Aga Khan
chieNy
Daghters
Blandford
Derby Ponsibilies
Lord Ganely
Frank Butters
Marcus Marsh
Windsor Lad
Wan
Revenue Rise for Tramways During Royal Visit
Commissioner Mv Madocks announced that tramways revenue during the royal visit on Thursday Friday and Saturday totaled £31,717 and £3,008 respectively, up £4,000 on normal tramway business and £569 for buses. Thursday and Saturday traffic fell short of expectations except for Venetian carnival events Saturday night.
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Transfork and Tramways
Madocks
Tamways
Bis
Finday
Abné
Henry
Waste Of Good Fruit Buried Under Government Supervision
Report from Leeton states wholesome fruit unmarketable due to poor size is being buried under government supervision. Clergymen Parker and King appealed, Leeton packing firm agreed to supply marketable fruit to Sydney if second hand bags used, but no bags arrived and the fruit costs rise as it is buried.
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Yepart
Leeton
Me. Parker
G. R. King
Rt. David's
Surry Mile
Syney
Leetun Packing Mims Nreed
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Camtmion
Wien
Richer’son & Whitford
Mamune
Vienna
Fitamarice
Woods
Wagga Wagga
Fitzmaurice
W. W. Vial
Coolgardie Safes
THE
Ironmongers
Purcell & Berrigan
Sharwood
Bedggood
Hardman
Whybrow
PHONE
Malvern
Frank
Waratah Cycles
Sydney
Jay-Bee
Bances
Optien
Hearne
Wagga Cricket Ground
Council
Richards Again
Sydney Trams
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