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Dunstan Times, Issue 3146, 4 December 1922, Page 7

Tim Camborne Urban District Council in Cornwall (England) has been driven to the practice of severe economy. One tiling resolved upon was to .stop the town clock. Other steps in the same direction that were agreed on are to dispense with all street lighting; to employ workmen in the surveyor s and inspector’s departments on halt lime; to reduce wages ot odicials hy us a week. I.oirl Ahereouway, the well-known English and iron magnate, speaking at Sheffield lately, said the miners were working hard and were taking an honorable and statesmanlike view of the agreement with the owners. They were working with a will, he declared, and giving of their host to the country. At Shcepridgo the annual output per man had risen from 158 to 218 tons.