Enthusiastic visit by ex Premier sparks Wellington meeting
A large Wellington crowd greeted ex Premier Lang as he spoke for the Labour movement. He warned of the Premier's Plan, urged employment-focused policy, attacked banks, and urged farmers and workers to back Labour. The meeting, presided by Dowd, featured questions on wages, pensions, and government finances amid strong applause.
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Obituary of Edward Burgess Pioneer of Metong District
Edward Burgess, a link to early Metong district families, died at his Metong home aged 68. He was born at Freemagons Matel to a Jivensee father and left a widow in frail health, five sons Edward Bertram Robert Godfrey Douglas and two daughters Mrs Bunytin and Mrs Brien. His brothers George William Frank James Teory and two sisters Mrs J McGrudar and Mrs Eyers survive, with connections to Lew Street through Me Burgess.
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Fire brigade demonstrations to tour state towns
A large fire fighting display to be staged in Wagga over three days in October will show modern techniques and ancient methods. Captain Neville of the Sydney Fire Commissioners has helped secure funds to send Wellington volunteers and promote the event across the Commonwealth. A local committee led by the Mayor will oversee arrangements.
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Dr Morse Indian Root Pills Aid Digestion and Liver Support
Healthy Blood Dr Morse's Indian Root Pills have for years aided digestion and liver function. They claim to relieve bilious symptoms by gently increasing digestive secretions and helping the body cope with surplus food and liquor. Regular use purportedly keeps the digestive organs in proper order.
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