Returned Soldiers Association Holds Meeting on Secretary Role
At the Albury institute a special session of the Returned Soldiers Sailors and Names Association discussed appointing a paid branch secretary. The group endorsed referring selections to the First Aid and Repatriation committees with a combined July meeting to elect from applicants. A general meeting followed to report district council business and conference results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ac Porual
Aibway
Returned Soldiers, Sailors, and Names’ Association
Institute
Mon
UW. Meeka
Meyers
T. Rowe
T. Carter
G. Dean
P. Finslay
J. Francia
J. J. Burnett
Cameron
F. Baxter
Mer. J. Clarke
Mgr. Histor
Mills
Ms Cameron
Ameh Pelle
Wales
Me Bennett
Ariel Aly
Clarke
Duiegates
Comite
Opi Joe
Asciul
Doling
Epeenl Eo Iitiee
Fleuil
Burnett
Aml
Ist Aid Committee
Baxter
Comiélhoo
Messrs
Darnett
Eally
Elen
Apen
Paipernomen
Welretion Paminitier
Ackal
Lane
Vod
Uons
Aster
Katommag Om Dane 11
Denvier
Hed
Albany
Couneil
Entertainments, PLC
Warrior Councils
Jujeo-Blavsg
Gad Rejedta
Aloo
Albany Wineh
Wpe
Council
Yas
Hier
Piulert
Rn Rowds Hound
Athens
Evanechis
Tramefers
District Council
Wogin
Narrogin
Katanning
Winter
Comcdl
Renee
A. Cameron
J. Barnett
Advance Albany Co operative push to boost town growth
A local piece argues for cooperative development in Albany focusing on health resort policy and inland industrial growth. It urges purposeful, sustained action, citing lessons from Germany and northern counties, and calls for practical plans to attract industry and improve local economy. The note mentions Prince of Wales Birthday holiday and adjusted post office hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alimee
England
Scotland
Germany
Gran
Australia
Albany
Health Report
Beirut
Timmy Mitchell
We Here and There in a World of Prices and Policies
A fragmented column notes price pressures on soap and food, jokes about reductions and inflation, and critiques of development policies. It references the Agricultural Bank, debates over price fixing, and wartime controls under the War Precautions Act. The writer teases editors, politicians, and readers while calling for sharper civic discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Todury Fnd
Jimmy
Agricultural Bank
Labor Conference Debates Reform and Cooperative Push
At the New South Wales Labor conference in Sydney the moderates and extremists debated reform. Proposals to elect the executive by all party members failed 119 to 10, and a plan for worker control was defeated 112 to 127. The writer argues for gradual reform, industrial peace, and the rise of cooperation among workers and farmers in Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New South Wales Labor
Sydney
A. C. Willis
Arthur Roe
Labor News
Ano
M.D.S
Australia
Rommiriaon
Albany
Bighter
Labor and capital clash sparks questions on worker shares
Correspondence to the Editor debates labor and capital relations. Nemo argues the issue is complex, citing production divisions and a bellows man as an example, and asks for clearer method to determine a worker’s share. He mentions cooperative stores and calls for public exchange of views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orpheny
Influenza Precaution Letter Advocates Camphor Help
A letter from a undertaker urges public use of camphor to slow influenza spread. It recalls prior outbreaks in England and cites a cabinet-maker method of releasing camphor in homes. The writer argues prevention is better than cure and pledges support to medical authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Woogenellup Notes from a Regional Letter
Local column notes the mild winter, hopeful harvests, and community life. Highlights include new Cape Cup manager Mr Kerr, social nights led by Miss Knight and Mr George Willis, school attendance steady under teacher Mrs Bowen, and interest in Soldier Settlement with plans to break up the Tenterden estate near the Great Southern railway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Brassey
Poetu
Riga
Facmers
Socul
Asmal
Kerr
Cape. Cup
Miss Knight
George Willis
Tracher
Bowen
Mount Barker
Tenterden
Tts
Great Southern Railway
Vast Zealand farmlands offer rich settlement prospects
The piece argues that large tracts of land between Perth Albany and Narrogin could yield extensive dairying and culture with proper railway and shipping access. It claims the area, though now a sheep run, holds immense potential for soldiers settlements, urging rallying support and noting Mr Scaddan as a key influence behind policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perth-Albany
Rttania
Bony
Scaddan
Shipping Notes Arrivals and Departures World War Era
Shipping notices list arrivals and departures with ships War Trefvil Dongarra and Wor Fumtailia. War Trefvil shows arrivals from the Eastern States and departures to Colombo Kemal with dates June 10 to June 19. The steamer Dongarra arrives from Melbourne at 1 a.m. today, lands an injured man, then sails to Fremantle. The Aberdeen liner Themistocles Woe sails from Plymouth for Australia with 555 officers and 1325 men aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Trefvil
Colombo
Dongarra
Kemal
War Trefail
Daive
Hanker
F Hy. Wille & Co
Agomta
Foster States
Aup. Mies
Hy. Wills & Co
Apenta
Plymouth
Australia
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Returned Soldiers’ Association
Advance Albany
Hroke
Tlle
Boot Barte
Printer
Boyle
Custons
Perth
Momoy
Wwe
MDS
Auditor
NEMO
Woogenellup Notes
Pattinson
Speciality House
Shipping Notes
Lems
Dobbie
H. K. Corry & CO
W. Dobbie & Co., Ltd
Hay Atreat
Mark
Commercial Union Assurance Company, Limited
Commercial Union Buildings
ST. George's Terrace
George H. Johnston
Fire Marine
A. R. Hodge
South Street
Ideal Private Hospital
Corner Cliff and
Melville Streets
Nurse Anderson
W. R. Smith
York Street
Foster
Liverpool
London
Freemasons’ Hotel
Stirling Terrace
Speare
Price
Anes Pacetaker
The
Castlereagh Street
Wood Yard
Town Hall
Powell . Bros
W. Brown
Ulster Road
Gibbons & Son, Watch and Clock Makers and Jewellers
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