Albany Cooperative Butter Factory Plans Progress in Albany
The second general meeting of the Albany Cooperative Butter and Trading Co. outlined plans for a new factory at the coal stores, with 1600 shares sought, a five year rental for land, and a projected capacity of 11 tons weekly. Directors were elected, funding details discussed, and affiliation with Western Farmers Ltd considered amid government support and road/rail transport arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albny Co-operative Butter and Trading Co
Beon
Lower Town Hall
K. G. McKenee
E.G. McKenzie
Mrs Smith
Meeura E. Adams
Monon
BR. McNie
C. K. Vormaan
4. Brown
B. Young
T. H. Tonkin
F. 2
Fivcelgr
Aret
Hel
Wis
Albany Co-operative
Better Fuetor, and Trading Co
Choy
Kentlean Burvill
Theas
Thes
Cooper
Threol Stores
H. Wiley
Tovernment Dairying
Hampshire
King Kalgan
Albany
Flotaun
HL Wiley
Westralian Farmers, Ltd
Tenterden, Cranbrack
Frankland River
Bampehire
Winter Course for Farmers at Narrogin School of Agriculture
The Hon. Minister for Agriculture endorses a repeat winter course for farmers at Narrogin School of Agriculture from July 12 to 23. Lectures and demonstrations by renowned staff and visiting experts will cover cattle, dairy, wool, and grain. railway and lodging arrangements are provided at a subsided £2 for 12 days. The program aims to boost primary production and exchange ideas among farmers in the Southern district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Narpogi
Prinys
Cecil Andrews
Adacntion
P. G
Narroginia
Treit
Hong
Deng
Med
Commonwealth
Industrien
Kalgan Village Meeting Over School Piano Causes Debate
In mid June the Kalgan community gathers to decide if a piano should move from the old school to the new. Nathaniel leads, Will opposes, shareholders meet next week, and voices demand decency as they weigh school access, property values, and local future. Andrew pledges loyalty to duty, while tensions rise about timing and governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lower
Kalgan
Great
Nathaniel
Will
Fcrment
Aekco
John
Kalen Bridge
Albany
Upper King
Andrew
Pest
Seles
School question up for discussion over Kalgan bridge area
A town meeting debates keeping a district school open near the Kalgan River, arguing the bridge site is central and will benefit growth. Proposals include government subsidies and family formation rules, while supporters cite nearby children and future families as reasons to preserve the school and avoid closing it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munrantes
Ealgan
Hop
John
Ruler
Kalgan
Coll
Kalgan Bridge
Local A N A Branch Elects Secretary After Debate
After weeks of meetings the local A N A branch reconvened with vice president Albert Bruce presiding. A motion to levy 1d per week for secretary wages passed and T. B. Wirth was reappointed secretary, with plans to revive the branch and discuss investments and financing at future meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Bruce
Barnett
Hig
F. R. Thomas
Boyle
Carter
Smith
Kitcher
T. B. Wirth
Wirth
A.N.A. Mattera
Cuddiley
Jackson
Ghede
Aleg
Ani
Rifle Shoot at 600 Yards Ends in Narrow Win for Jackson
At the 600 and 600 yards ranges a small roll-up preceded a close finish, with Jackson emerging victorious at a total of 84. Scores for other competitors followed, detailing individual marks and placements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Mixed international headlines from 1919 era report
Reports from Victoria Canada to Britain and Asia include a tank leak on the Tahiti voyage, Belgian chamber admits women to the chamber and senate, Chinese rebels attack the American mission at Po-how, canal passenger totals rise in 1919, labor and railway disputes in the United States and Britain, police barracks attacked in Tyrone, and Britain negotiating food shipments with Germany amid wartime economies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.M.5
Tahiti
Vancouver
Victoria
Antian Columbia
Belgian Chamber of Representatives
Chamber
He Senate
China
Po-How
SwiCanal Co
American Federation of Labor
U.6.a. Railways
Samuel Gompars
Knyght Gillies
Sigh
Pomba
Bristol
Prince of Wales
Tyia
M. Krasin
Trads
Cookstown
County of Tyrone
Ghot
Monopotam
Bagdad
Great Britain
Portemouth Co
Langston Harbor
Obab |i
House of Commons
Ottawa
Canada
Neek Lizut
Sir Sam
Gselaved
Arthur Carrie Qug
Berlin
Vossische Zeitung
German
Foreign Office
Britain
Germany
Currest Topics and Public Works Notes in Perth
The Premier Mr Mitchell indicates the Federal Basic Wage Commission will sit in Perth to take evidence on Wednesday, June 90. Public Works tenders were accepted for Gnowangerro school additions and Narrogin hospital alterations. The Black Diamond coal seam near Allanson siding draws attention amid tramway union demands for double pay during the Prince of Wales visit. Chaplains in the military will lose distinctive rank after August 1, with Navy chaplains reallocated among themselves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Federal Basic Wage Commission
Perth
Lord Forrest
Brockton
G. Manuel
Public Works Department
A. J. Bagkhouse
Gnowangerro School
OA Marsh
Narrogin Hospital
Alteraions
Allanson
Prince of Wales
Colerera
Vietuallers
Archbishop Hiley
Wilnnot
Charming
Fire destroys furniture factory in Dulwich
In Sydney on Friday morning the furniture factory of Jake Surgess, Dulwich, was destroyed by fire with losses estimated around 26 000. Separately Sir Arthur Whinney in London instructed Great Cobar mine closure. A love affair inspired a Brisbane river rescue near Kangaroo Point ferry. A Melbourne stock charge of embezzlement was filed against Arthur Watkins in Adelaide with a confession on a train journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Surgess
Dulwich
Sydney
Arthur Whinney
London
Cobar
Coha
Queensland Railway Union
Prince of Wales
Davidson
Angaroo Point
Reng
Brisbane
Melbourne
Adelaide
Arther Watkins
Adelaide Police Cour
Arcused
Shipping Note PATTINSONS ARRIVALS AND NEXT VISITS
June 19 report lists Dimbools from the Eastern States with arrivals and departures on June 18 for Wyolo to Fremantle and Dimbooly to Fremantle. Liner Dimboola discharged 960 tons at Albany then left for Fremantle. Miltiades due mid July with passengers and mails. War Krishna oil tanker in harbor supplying warships. Prince of Wales to visit Albany with ships and tugs Wyola and Aberdeen line vessels scheduled. Also Eucla and other lighters and steamers scheduled to arrive or depart, with coal cargoes and mail duties noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ensteamer
Adelaide
HMLS
Prince of Wales
Albany
HMA
Sydney
Wyole
Fremantle
Melbourne
Co.o
Dimboola
Cong
Eaega
Eastein
Dalgety and Co
Siedhens
Rennes
Arive
Western
McDwraith, McEaghen and Co
Eucla
Acla
Capgu
Vieongers
Wurtthiant
Ogente
Also Mentioned on This Page
Albany Butter Company
Booth
Boolh
Harper
G. A. Green
WR. Simith
RT. Wolfe
AL Arurvill
O. McKenzie
Vo D'Alton
W. Mawson
Greatrex
Westrilion Farmers, Ltd
Funpth
Mes
Medera
Tly
Nortance
Tly Necting
Narrogin
A.na
Tackoon Woods
Brace On Nee
McLellan Ir Sands Ié
Pattinson
Dimbools
Wyolo
Tug
Jane
Dimbooly
Ment
Specialty House
Denmark
Bapkeshall
Railway Department
Penson
Offest
Wpa
Backshall
Undiup
Torbay
Alway
H.k.corry & Co
Avereumss
Coonse Frederick and
Spenser Strists
Uction
County
Agvettor
Australian Alliance Assurance Fire
A. W. Dobbis and
Rew
the Strand
Manea Bro
Petreprom
Prines
Top OF York.street
H. ’. Timewell
Drew, Robinson & Co
DOMO
Best
E.P
Sporting Goods
Drew Robinson & CO
Freemasons’ Hotel
Stirling Terrace
Associated Fruitgrowers, Limited
Western, Australia
Ott
Growers
Pesach
A Eyre
Kalgoorle
Rt. MJ. Scanlan
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