28 Jul 1921
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Newspaper
Albany Despatch
Location
Albany, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jul 28, 1921
Page
1
EMALLER voices concern over the Smaller States movement. He questions the plan’s details, boundaries, and tax effects. He worries Albany’s interest and fears higher taxation and reduced prosperity if boundaries shift, and asks for clearer information before any vote.
A letter to the editor laments conflicts over the town sports ground used by cricket and football clubs. It urges collaboration between the Rural Association, Race Club, and Rams Board to restore a shared home on the old ground, hoping to avoid cliques and benefit all sport groups.
An account from Young's Siding describes a well attended Friday night event at the school hosted by the Ladies' Committee of the Young Siding Wall running a social. Dancing, praised as the main attraction, featured a floor that remained busy from start to finish. Residents note the district longs for a hall and express optimism that a hall will arrive soon. The group reports strong anticipated support and generous help received locally.
The article urges Australians to embrace cinema as a teaching tool shaping future citizens. It highlights Western Australia’s potential to showcase Australian stories and industry through new film productions by United Theatres and Films Ltd, with plans for all Australian programs shown monthly across the region.
Taxpayers get a month extension for lodging returns due July 31 with no penalty if filed by August 31 and similar relief for those due August 31 if filed by September 30. The Department notes forms are complex as Acts unify and clerical errors will be corrected without penalties when there is evident intent to comply. Readers ask if two figures appear for Federal and State. only one figure is required as it is common to both.
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