05 Aug 1920
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Newspaper
Albany Despatch
Location
Albany, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Aug 05, 1920
Page
1
A jumbled report details a political debate about conference tactics between London and Washington, with emphasis on wartime supply, trade, and postwar settlement. Mentions Australian influence, imperial exhibitions, and potential benefits from American markets, alongside varied domestic concerns and a cricket tour.
An early advertisement notes the installation of a Latte Upgraded Low Cream-making Plant by Joe Cream and partners to supply the public trade with a high quality article. It promises excellent cuisine, moderate tariffs, and splendid accommodations for town and country patrons.
Fresh gardener notes urge officials to publish a competition schedule for the Spring Show and advise on vegetable and flower crops. It covers hot bed construction, sowing tomatoes for early fruit, pruning principles for yearling trees, and timing to transplant hardened seedlings into permanent beds.
A letter to the editor from A Wansbrough questions Albany municipal action on rating power, auditing, and the tax base, urging public input. He links moves for a municipal audit and special health resort rating to broader concerns about road works, finances, and the town’s future. He also calls for scrutiny of a proposed seven year lease for Maddleton Beach claiming it could draw trade from local businesses.
The record lists selected players with inconsistent scores and averages including Mendren and Make peace, plus Woolley and Rhodes, while other figures like Parkin and Pender show mismatched numbers and unclear statistics from a Kent Northants match context.
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