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Newspaper
Albany Despatch
Location
Albany, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jul 26, 1920
Page
2
Fragmentary notice references Mendames Curdihy and Cheater Mre and Batelier Paddy’s Markets with copper chain and silver king items. No clear date or location provided.
Owing to a mishap with machinery much of our local mews is held over causing a postponement in notices and listings.
Albany football report details a senior and junior round one clash between Norths and Easts. Norths dominate early in the match with multiple majors while Easts fight back with late scoring. final tally shows Norths ahead at close of play.
The Norths defeated their rivals in a hard fought contest with key plays by Davies Thwart Abell L McBride and Sellivans while Northa stars Shenfeh Morr and PLY Bride Davies led scoring. Wind favored the Norths and their defense held firm as the final score line emerged with the Norths taking the victory.
The metropolitan league thriller saw Subiaco defeat Fremantle 64 to 45 under league rules. Perth beat South Fremantle 47 to 46 as South Fremantle disputed a point, with Perth leading 70 to 60 at one point.
Members of the Plantagenet Rifle Club faced a changeable easterly wind as they completed the Downes trophy early rounds at 300 and 500 yards. Bruce led with a century and more consistent scores across the field, while Townswell claimed the Sundry Trophy and other placings were listed with shooters like Browne, Riley, and Finlay near the top.
The article reports on the Reverend Maley leaving by Friday’s train for Wain to lead district services for the week. It also mentions the anniversary of Foreign Missions with Rev Clarke preaching at both services and tonight’s address on George Brown. Brigadier Mackay of the Salvation Army visited West Australia, conducting meetings and a musical program.
The May Municipal Council and Chamber of Commerce met Thursday to review health resort development, harbor improvements, and related investments. Reports on land use, shipping tonnage, and debt limits were discussed, with calls for independent oversight and postponed decisions on the health and harbor projects.
A late report describes a Perth gathering of shop assistants and a disputed early wage offer. The Employers Disputes Committee chaired discussions, with a Fremantle vote showing strong opposition to an acceptance.
No fresh developments in the civil service dispute this week. Negotiations persisted on Saturday with the overtimes and the Disputes Committee, their legal adviser present.
His Majesty's Theatre packed with interstate visitors yesterday as a protest against Father Jerger's deportation and similar actions against Australian citizens. Joby Wren of Melbourne Edwards MP of Adelaide and Res Haynes KC of Perth led the meeting and spoke on civil liberty and immigration policy.
Reported movement shows Father Jerner placed aboard the P O Steamer Kyber at Adelaide bound for Fremantle. By late hour, the Kyler set to depart for India and England had not been sighted at Fremantle.
The Adelaide lumpers threaten action following the deportation of Father Jerger. On Saturday they ceased loading at the Pa O branch Huer Borda in protest, said to stem from a union resolution across Australia to boycott the line of steamers that removed Father Jerger.
Prime Minister Hughes denounces Archbishop Mannix and his American utterances in a National Federation gathering at Bendigo Town Hall. He labels Mannix a Sinn Feiner and plans appointing a High Commissioner to America to voice Australian sentiment.
The article notes that Mr Cirtor who had ploughed for the joint venture was later said to have been privately employed to plough up bottlebush land as his arrangements were terminated.
A labor delegation reportedly warned that serious changes are imminent in Trehud and will worsen, despite calls for quiet. The message stresses growing tension and potential unrest, with emphasis on urgent action from authorities.
A July dispatch from London notes continued Bolshevik advance rumors and internal pressure in Russia. The report describes civilian distress and relief efforts amid shifting fronts and Polish left wing involvement.
The fragmentary report describes a horse racing meeting at Helena Vale with unclear details. Names and places are garbled but indicate a schedule of races, participants, and results, mentioning various competitors and venues in a period-appropriate tone.
The Melbourne gas workers strike concludes on Saturday night after 44 days. About 45000 pounds in wages were lost. workers will return to duties Wednesday under terms offered by the Companies on June 4, with one exception.
The report outlines Captain's Trophy fixtures with teams named in a scattered fashion. Mentions of Blue and BSI elements appear amid inconsistent text, suggesting sports scheduling notes and upcoming club matches.
Pollavion dates for agricultural shows are listed across multiple towns including Vine York Ikverley Perth Pugelly Narregit Wren Keliening with shows set in September and October. Dates vary by town.
The Great Southern Railway operates from Albany to Demark with departures Monday at 7 pm and Friday at 7 am. Return trips depart Demark to Albany on Monday and Friday at 2 pm, with alternate Saturdays at 1 16 pm, arriving Albany at 2 pm.
A poultry show in West Australia will be officially opened by President Mr FR Dynes in the afternoon. The Hon C McKenna will accompany the provident. A record entry includes top entries in dogs and poultry to be shown locally.
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