Albany Road Board Heavily Debates Road Maintenance
The Albany Road Board held Friday night talks in the board room. Members discussed hiring a road-making machine for two months with option to purchase, village road petitions, and funding for repairs on Marbellup and Denmark road drains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany Hold Bowrs
A. Burvill
C. BE. Smith
F. Newton
EB. Greatrex
W. Mawson
J. BE
Angove
Tuatmman
Newton
Sibbald
Haswell
Mawson
Smith
Clardag
Young's Siding
Inet
Tonkin
Beath
T. Ward
Rand
Denmark Line
Salt River
Lands Department
Fale Hiver
Kalgan
Greattex
Mere, Powell
G. Powell Toweet
Grestrex
Lake Buidie
Soide
Ayres
Marbellup Road
Sanitven
Mont Dangeram
Mowson
T. Clarke
Wyehineeup
J. Norman, Jr
Interdiatrict Conference
Landy
Thar
Norman
Grassmere Road
Albany-Grasamere
H. Lyth
Beaufort Inlet
Goowangerup Roads Board
Ny Board
A.W. Palfray
Wilson's ‘Inlet
Eloir
Connell
Mr. Smith
Palfrey
Knight
Robinson Extote
Mr. Cooper
Neepier-roal
Albany
Denmrk
Denmark Road
Albany Dreams and a Quiet Return Home
A narrator travels toward Albany in a dreamlike sequence praising the town as a seaside resort and health retreat. The trip reveals Albany as a proposed health resort with a cooperative sanatorium and famed attractions, transforming the journey into a reflection on hometown wishes and unrealized plans.
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Sleepyville
Albany
Australia
Maylands
Guildford
Midland
Perth
Daily News
Spencer
Oma Place
Palm Head
Brighton
Scarborogh
Middiston
Great Southern, Ltd
Ricarde
Rico
Industrial harmony and the clash of Capital and Labor
A correspondent argues that calls for industrial harmony mask a bias toward capital. He contends capitalism exploits labor, that strikes fail without political action, and that labor seeks a unified, politically powerful movement shaping production and distribution under a system of profit and militarism.
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Labor Movement
Capitolion
Tedusteiol Commonwealth
Canitol
Commonwealth
War Precautions Act Critique Mixed With Social Woes
A reader notes frustration with government powers under the War Precautions Act and critiques unions profiteers and Bolshevik fears. The column blends mockery of political factions with reflections on postwar policy, prices, and the Soviet example versus Australian reforms. The piece concludes with social wry humor about hardship and family.
Rifle Club shoot focuses on 300 and 500 yard targets
A sparse turnout saw McLellan win with a total of 65 as members of the Rifle Club held a shoot at 300 and 500 yards in fine weather. Details list scores for McLellan and others such as Sands Blackburn Prior Bruce Naismith Finlay and Plantagenet.
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Rifle Club
McLohan
Plantagenet
To Kill the Profitcer Big New Co operative Movement
The piece argues for a joint trade union and cooperative movement to curb profiteering. It praises co operatives growing scale and suggests unions shift funds to cooperative banks for development, enabling lower prices and better wages. It envisions worker controlled trust like structures and warns small shopkeepers fear loss of business while larger co operatives expand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BIG New Co-Operative Movement
Fred Bramley
Assistany
Comgrins
Truefalgne
Hyde
Willy Tree
Ionda
Tom Ghid
Trad Union of Co-Operative Movement
Trade Union Congress
Svery
Unio
Amd Lown Cayital
Rochdale
Tride
Stoll
Manchester
Vere
Taiq
Daint
Smult
Letus
Kalgoorlie Market Report Apples Prices And Produce Demand
The Axsoviated Fruitgrowers Kalgoorlie reports week ended June 20 with free citrus for band and strong demand across lines. Prime apples high prices, vegetables scarce except bunch onions, poultry in strong demand. Listed prices for many fruits and vegetables include apples from 8/ to 17/, pears and mandarins up to 11/ with pumpkins 19/ and turkeys 25/ to 27/6 per west.
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Kalgoorlie
Inge
Granny Smiths
Cleos
Rokes
Dunne
Nickajocks
Vicarn
Glow Morceau
Noelia
Shipping Notes Arrivals and Departures From Berlandia Port
Shipping notes show arrivals from England and Melbourne and departures for the Eaadern States and Durban. Vessels including the Creep L from England, War Fantail from Melbourne, Liddesdale at Batunday jetty to load wheat, and Ormende with 15000 tons carrying Australian troops. Several steamers sail Plymouth bound with troops or coal for Durban and Melbourne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tudeart
England
Dalgety & Co
Koda
Vie Ports
Wedneday
Rahway
Liddesdale
Batunday
Henry Wills & Co
War Fantail
Melbourne
Durban
Henry Wille
Comrenta
Ormende
Toms
Plymouth
Sevakamund
Mopidey
Port Lyttelton
War Hobin
Firnish
Henry Wilk & Co
Honsbrook
Hunker Uli
Tres-en-Montes
Sydney
Arthur Johnston& Co
Arena
London Colonial Sheepskin Sales Report Details
Report from London Wool Brokers on government Australian sheep sales noting no buyer attendance but broad competition. Price ranges for merino and crossbred wools listed, with government auctions set for July and August featuring about 10 000 lots per sale.
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London
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Albany Road Board
Minon
Greatrex
Athony Rowdy
Grentrex
Norwood
Lower King Roads
Redmond Rural Association
Advertising Albany
Nemo
Labor and Capital
Broke
Jimmy Mitchell
Nornalup
Jimmy
Mr. Mitchell
Mr. Baxter
Lefroy
Celebateh
Jim
Alse
Kalgoorlie Market
Shipping Notes
Berlandia
Funtall, Co
Zealandia
Eaadern Stites
London Colonial Sheepskin Sales
Dalgetyamt Co
Cte
New South Wales
South Australian
Pattinson
Speciality House
W. R. Smith
Geveral
York Street
Foster's
Freemasons’ Hotel
Stirling Terrace
Dobbie
A. W. Dobbie and Co, Ltd
Mark
Commercial Union Assurance Company, Limited
Commercial Union Buildings
St. George's Terrace
George H. Johnston
Fire Marine
W.A
Ideal Private Hospital
Corner Cliff and
Mei.ville Streets
Nuree Anderson
Speare
Castlereagh Street
Wood Yard
Town Hall
Powell Bros
W. Brown
Ulster Road
Gibbons & Son, Watch and Clock Makers and Jewellers
Balla, Atc
H. £. Lambert
Ponth Road
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