United Country Movement Leaders Rally in Gulf
The United Country Movement delegates gathering at Satihenny Inst pledge continued support for Mr. Body and the party's aims. They critique press influence and discuss constitutional changes, primary detachment, and the path toward Australia’s backbone through grassroots action and unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walerie Leviskey
Satihenny
Artinrus
Barty
Deaneh
Haile City
Ohio
Joniam
Lesrom
Steven
Tivasstre
Hemetica
Umsat
Bermers
Dangerous Petrol Handling And Car Sickness Inquiries
The Motor World reports on dangerous fuel practices including petrol vapour ignition risks from faulty or poorly tuned engines and during fueling. It notes a cure search for car sickness, citing eye problems and astigmatism as linked causes, and covers an extraordinary pneumatic tire speed claim and road culvert issues near Bundabbael.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.R.M.A
Mobritor
NMA
Wool review reports mixed dairy of world wool markets
The Sydney wool review notes weak local activity last week with sales resuming December 9 in Brisbane. Prices in Auckland and London show gains, while New Zealand and UK exports rise. Continentals and Japan demand stay strong. South Africa offers loom. UK imports up nine months, yet drought losses linger for growers needing several good seasons to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Japan
London
Trans South
United Kingdom
Board of Trade
Prowers
Gragier
The Flare of Footlights Chapter Seven
Tony takes Kitty away from home to escape disapproval and seek happiness while he admires her beauty and dreams of a future together. They travel from the city toward Great Marlow, sharing quiet moments on the road and admiring the river’s gentle scene before a continuation.
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Poland
Tony
Abe
Ron
Father
Lpenue
Wit
Louis
Deny
Hare
Shy
Ma Forest
Ile Stockiries
Hite
Bod
Kitty
Tony Aid
Hiv
St James's Park
Palace
Knightsbridge
Harmersmith
Rodin
Eric Git
Reese
Andy
Grean
Poli
Dirk
Furley
AUCTION SALES REPORT FROM AUSTRALIA CENTRE
Report from Sydney to Brisbane and other centers notes no sales held in Sydney last week as buyers attended auctions in Brisbane and other locations. Market resistance persists and the Sydney sales are closing. A sale date is set for December 7 with an attractive catalogue of SHNO bles to be offered.
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Cary
Bundabael
Bundabsh
Port Step Nuns
Noe Mia
Stroud
Nne
Great Britain
France
Berin
Teumc
NB. M.A
Sie Nes
Bnd
Carsen
Britain
Great Briksin
Am Aviation Information Bureau
NASEA
Haliday
NMA
UAMLA
Ite
Oll National Roads Association
NRMA
Schite Bell and
Sydiney
Brisbane
Loman
la Tepostes
Sydney
Wles
Orange stock market buoyant sale notes brisk trade
Leesa Aros Ltd report shows 50 head yarded with strong demand for stores and prime stock. Prices: best bullocks up to 7/7, cows with calves 6/6, lambs and sheep sold briskly though quality varied. Pigs light yarding, general market buoyant with unusually good clearance. Includes extended commentary on labor wage issues in agriculture and a regional discussion of dairy pricing proposals.
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Leesa Aros, Ltd
Alwat
Anne Laygood
Indy
Porkers
Land ballot at Coonamble Coopamble Wednesday
Land Court confirms ballot results after eight days of land applications for the former government experimental farm. Out of many, 774 withdrawn or disallowed, 2898 permitted to ballot with candidates including J. A. Coutts Forbes and W. Stevenson Wellington among eight others. court crowded, local interest strong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coopamble
Mocks of Land
Kd Govarnment Experimental Farm
Land Court
Aualmed
J. A. Coutts
Forbes
J. Bheridan
Wellington
W. J. Stevenson
C. R. Grocott
I A. Roberton
B. J. Rohr
A. J Atunen
W. G. Dleer
Mh. O'Neill
Onua
C. Macmanter
Tie
J. Bourke
Control of Flag Smut in Riverina Crops
Mr GC Bartlett senior agricultural instructor who judged Riverina crop entries noted in Albury that flag smut affects farmers. He said pickling the seed has little effect and only cultivation and rotation help. The district should burn stubble and lightly till paddocks to destroy diseased rubble and spores, with rotation enhancing effectiveness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GC Bartlett
Ab Albury
Bartlett
Hwan
Geurie Stock Sale At Homebush Reports Mixed Prices
At Homebush on Thursday Geurie stock sale offered 25 000 sheep and tombs with irregular values across classes. Mr Don Mcleod secured 14 10 average 12 4 for 212 hoggets sold by Winchcombe Coram Utd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homebush
Don
Mcleod, Geurie
Winchcambe
Butter Marketing Legislation Sparks Debate in Commonwealth
The Australian Countryside reports on proposed butter marketing reforms after World War II and notes price trends. It cites London and Australia pricing in 1921 and today, with figures around 484 per cwt, and factory prices tumbling to fractions of a penny. The piece discusses political positions from the Country Party and Deputy Landers, suggesting prices would fall further if the exchange rate and schemes shift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan News
Pune
Austallan Couns
Gom Monwealth
London
Australia
He Denuty Lander
Country Party
Paterson
Les
Billie Burke in Dinner at Eight in a morning gown
Billie Burke of Metro-Quirlwyn-Mayer wears a ceil bu crepe morning gown with tucked net sleeves and collar. Trimmings include a fat bowl of dye velvet at makn anil waist. Three-quarter slit sleeves noted.
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Billie Burke
Metro-Quirlwyn-Mayer
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Mand
United Country Movement
Utlon Yyax
Weile Hives
Ntry
Knoe
John
the Motor World
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Beiabune
Wales
Melbourne
Geelong
Perth
New Zealand
Inas
Hondra
Kaw
Auckland
Ind
Calle
Hanover
Arthur Applin
Sydney Wool Market
Orange Stock Market
Coonamble
Geurie Stock
C. P
Salta
Airways
Pew
Schute Bell Boe
D. J. Bono
Harry Marmott
Hal
Muir
Uf Udeesuery
ONS
MIR
AMS Pills
Dickson B
Gerlons
Siri
Seilvey
Holbrook
Shire
Billy
Aki
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