Emergency relief works praised as key admin achievement
The Labour and Industry report cites about 50 000 men in 224 local councils on relief works. The minister hails the scheme as the administration’s top achievement, noting increased community wealth and moral uplift among the unemployed, with ancillary benefits to local industries and employment prospects.
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Aviaiions
Potinda
Soheme
Dunsington
Hs Fu Tim
Smiimepal
Con. AllWct Pliblle
Heaod
Hay Boxing Day Swimming Carnival Delivers Riverina Titles
A Boxing Day swimming carnival at Hay saw Riverina Championship events decided as high river conditions challenged the field. Highlights include Leo Ridge winning the 50 yards freestyle, Claude Downard taking the Western Riveting 100 yards backstroke, and Mrs. Hinch of Leeton winning the women's 100 yards breaststroke. Junior events saw Tack Smith and Hazel Howard from Hay claim boys and girls honours.
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Hay
Riverina Swimming Association
Riverina
Leo Ridge
Doniliauin
Narandera
Claude Downard
Mrs. Hinch
Leeton
Home Hotel on Pitemaurice Street Announces Reopening
Frank Ray announces the Home Hotel on Pitemaurice Street is reopening after a license break. The establishment features Richmond Ales, Bise Trically Cooled wines and spirits of the highest standard.
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Pitemaurice Street
Frank Ray
Richmond
Woman killed in car crash near Holbrook on holiday
Mrs Mamie Blanghe Fisher aged 10 years of Belmore Sydney was killed and her husband Frederick Fisker severely injured when a gravel skid caused their car to leave the road near Holbrook. Niece and nephew survived. Inquest opened at Holbrook and adjourned to Albury. verdict recorded accidental death.
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Melbourne
Holbrook
Mamie Blanghe Fisher
Wilson Avenue
Belmore Eydney
Frederick Thomas Fisker
Strukk
FhaMen Grain
Homersaultes
GB Ls
Bonnet Marine
Towaeds Holbrook
Wes
Fisher
Mer
J. Dolphin
Albury
Glenetors
Hotbeao
Parramatta
Ne Wagen
Wagen
Dolphin
Corones
W. Swiney
Pal
Border certificates change for livestock movements
Victoria will not require certificates for sheep horses and poultry crossing from New South Wales but will require certificates for cattle and pigs. Certificates will also be required for sheep moving draft from Queensland through New South Wales to Victoria as advised by Chief Veterinary Surgeon Mr Max Henry.
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Max Henry
N.S.W
Victoria
Dreft
Queensland
Vietorl
Mikado's Son Heir To The Throne
The Empress Nagako has given birth to a son. Japan rejoices as the first male heir in a line where Hirohiko’s first three children were daughters. The newborn is celebrated as future emperor in Tokyo.
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Nagako
Hirobike
Elizabeth Cafe Evening Dining at Lowent Terms
Advertises Good for 4 course dinners from January 6 with morning and afternoon tea. Mentions quotes for weddings, Basin, card afternoons, private dinners, and social functions at low terms. Includes Silk Department entrance note for Ednwwooth Store.
Tragic Suicide Verdict In Train Fatality Case
Coroner returns a verdict of suicide in the death of Mrs May Piltz wife of Theodore Alfred Filta of Flenty near Dover. She was run over by a train at Henly railway station in December. A note found near the scene expresses despair over alleged mistreatment and intent to end her life.
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T. L. Bein
Sucide Uy
Mre
Bike
May Piltz
Theodore Alfred Filta
Flenty
Henly
Unsuccessful gelignite blast at Chatswood disrupts rail line
An attempted gelignite explosion occurred Tuesday night at Chatswood. Walls of gelignite were placed about 60 yards apart on the Tint line, causing damage to a tack and splitting a ram in half. The ram continued its passage and did not stop, endangering many passengers.
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Chatswood
Lacerne At Griffith We Lacerne At Griffith We
Fragmented readable text describes a 1928 experience at Lucerne and Griffith involving investigation into phosphates and a discussion of a plot with Jew and Zionist mentions. It notes a station stand and output of seven tons daily, with references to officials and observers evaluating soil and mineral content amid unclear details.
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Lucerne
West
Zee
Fatality at Dam William Brown and Toom Harte Tragedy
A Sunday afternoon accident at a dam left William Brown and Mir Harte dead after attempting entry post dinner. The men were found incapacitated and died despite immediate medical efforts. A widow and four children survive them.
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Willam Brown
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