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Newspaper
Albany Despatch
Location
Albany, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jul 04, 1921
Page
2
Local residents debate wartime controls and civil liberties amid a broader state campaign. The discussion centers on enforcing sedate public behavior and resisting sensational press while officials urge vigilance and unity during periods of social tension.
Public notices about land income forms HA and H for substitutes, with mentions of license expirations due by June 180 and required renewals, plus a draught horse listing and a Brown Mare described for farm work and delivery tasks. D. J. Parker of Tingerup advertises riding horse details and prices.
Public notice to whom it may concern states the disposer of Dakin Hasina as Me KW offers thanks for support during a move to Albany. Claims due can be paid at Noe im York Street up to Tuesday July 0% and after that date to Messrs Haynes Ratlowen and Watkina Bolichorr.
The article discusses Dr Earle Page and the Country Party amid talks of constitutional revision. It notes Page’s leadership, the value of smaller states, and potential constitutional changes ahead of a convention. It mentions the desire to define boundaries and the role of Dr. Page in regional governance.
Classified item lists nine cows for sale noting they are seen eating ores near Gablienh in the middle area.
A mix of local notices and social items mentions a dance in St John's Wall to support a charity, youth charges, a bakery ad, a returned soldiers league meeting with president candidates, and tax filing deadlines with forms and instructions. It references the British Revolution era style and lists figures like Mesers PL Lambert Key Milton BR Maley AC and Mr Qkdfield. It notes lodging theme returns deadlines and penalties up to £100.
A Friday evening Albany lecture by Ciuvermmene Analyst Mr Mann examined soil chemistry. He described how soil moisture, root health, and air circulation affect plant growth while detailing the roles of nitrogen and lime in soil, methods of application, and the impact of drainage and testing on productivity. The talk noted local trials and international comparisons, with a nod to future agricultural improvements.
The Little Grove Improvement Committee hosted a skating carnival at the Kin e Theatre with the Cinderella Orchestra providing music. Local volunteers judged costumes and awards, with prizes donated by community members. the event drew a crowded audience and received high praise for its success.
Residents of Lower Kalgan and adjoining districts held a Saturday June 25 concert and dance to raise money for a Christmas tree fete for local children. About seventy attended a lively program including songs, recitations, and dances followed by supper and late dancing, praised as one of the district’s most successful social events.
New York reports the boxing title bout at New Jersey ended in a decisive fourth round with Jim Dempsey delivering a right hook to knock out Georges Carpentier. Carpentier suffered a fractured chin and heavy punishment throughout the fight before the knockout. Spectators valued at 97100 watched the world heavyweight championship clash.
Saturday afternoon featured the third series of premiership matches. A.LH.0 High School 1 drew 3 with ADELC Misses Parkham and Ly Brearley scoring for Avleli and Vaughan and Horiman for High School. En Avant beat Melvilles 7 to 1 with strong first half defense giving way to a flurry of goals in the second half.
Mrs Barker Notes reports an evening lecture on soils and lime by Mr A E Mann Government Analyst at the local hall. Mr J McNell Martin presided over a strong attendance of fruitgrowers as Crivadly discussion revealed practical land guidance. Mann highlighted Bornholm lime deposits and urged lime application as more productive than crushed limestone regardless of method. A vote of thanks was given to the lecturer by Messrs F J Coote and HH V?genkina.
In Ireland near Sligo yesterday a mob of about thirty men ambushed two police constables as they went about their duty. They abducted the officers and later killed them in cold blood, prompting a severe crackdown by authorities.
The Empire Conference resumed with leaders showing a clear majority backing renewal of the Anglo-Japanese treaty. The discussion focused on renewals and the necessity of reaffirming the alliance between Britain and Japan.
A lengthy third Test sees Macartney top scoring with 115 while Armstrong and Me Drestalil contribute, but England falters as Woolley and Hearne retire and Hardinge and Dovat end not out as day concludes. The weather is good and the pavilion crowd remains, though the innings ends with uncertain notes as teammates struggle.
The two days' game between Australia XI and Warwickshire ended in a draw. Australia posted 500-? with Armstrong 114 and Oldfield 123. Warwickshire, replying, reached 262 in their first innings and 118-6 in their second, Quaife 39 not out and Partridge 87 not out leading the late stand.
The engagement of Miss Nellie F. Freeman of Carnarvon and Mr J I Bockhowse of Kalgoorlie is announced. Mr H J Tres, an Albany resident, recently returned from Perth on holiday and renewed acquaintances. Ives has been busy building and designed the Mt Lawley bowling club pavilion. Rev M R B Matoy of the Methodist Church left for Coowangerup for church extension work and delivered a lecture. G A La Roche, after long service, departed for Perth and will stay two months before moving to Boulder for a new post.
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