Albany Despatch Stirs Debate On West Australia Co operation
A Casual Critic comments on the Albany Despatch policy and urges WA readers to embrace true cooperation over syndicalism. The piece critiques government debt, harbor plans, and proposes a farm to market co operative system led by Western Australian farmers with wholesale societies, banking, and insurance to fund development and attract immigration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Co-operative Society
Co-operative Wholesale B Society
C.W.8
West Australia
Ihs
Albany
Co operation and the British Board of Agriculture
At a London conference last year the president of the Board of Agriculture urged farming to unite through cooperative societies while preserving independence. He argued large wholesale bodies can lower costs and rates, but strength must come from strong unions and effective mediation by the Agricultural Organisation Society. He favored a wholesale society and noted the need to bridge town and country. On day two, Mr Leslie Scott contrasted capitalisation in industrial and agricultural enterprises, citing UK investments and outputs to show how cooperation lowers production costs in farming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
West Australia
W.A
Raye TH
W. Nevinson
Baoneial
Glee
Rovew
Syndicalium
United Grain Growers, Ltd
Canada
Grain Growers, Ltd
Moody
Co-Operative Fruit Producers
York
Hamburg
Jorge
Consolisa Grain Growers, Ltd
English Co-operative Wholesale Society
English Agricultural Cooperative Society
C.C.0., Ltd
Britain
London
Agricultural Co-Operative Movement
Prothero
Board of Agriculture
Agricultural Organisation Society
Leslie Scott
Central Wholesale Society
United Kingdom
War costs France thousands of inhabitants and tin mines face closure
The article notes France losing about 3 000 inhabitants due to war effects. Greenbushes suffers serique conditions as tin exports are banned by federal authorities with mines likely to close unless relief is found. A push to return to prewar conditions is urged. Wellington Cup turnover over two days reached £119,106, with over £10,000 invested, a club record for a single race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
N.Z
Death of Mr A J Smith Casts Gloom Across Denmark Township
The death of Mr. A J Smith after blood poisoning from a rusty scratch shocked Denmark. He had long served Alberton Shire Council, owned Snake Island fat stock, Port Albert Hotel, and influenced foreshore reclamation. He died after hospital treatment. Archdeacon Louch led burial rites at the Church of England cemetery. The widow and octogenarian mother mourn his loss along with many relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Smith
Denmark
Archdeacon Louch
Eden
South Coast
New South Wales
Smith
Tasmania
Port Albert
Victoria
Alberton
Huddart, Parker and Co
Snake Island
Vic
Melbourne
Deceasedales
West Australia
Church of England
Mosers
Messrs
C. BE. Smith
J. Smith
Minister Defends Bran and Pollard Prices Amid Dairymen Protest
A Tuesday deputation of dairymen poultrymen pig raisers butchers bakers and carriers met Agriculture Minister C F Barter via M L A J McCallum Smith to oppose bran and pollard price increases. Barter said price rises may be passed on except in poultry and noted wheat price changes drive costs. he favored industry viability and considered government bonuses if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Barter
J. McCallum Smith
M.L.A
Brun
Pollard
Jemi
Thia
Th. Peri
Wheat Board
Albany Club Pairs Competition Advances in Week
The Albany Bowling Club progressed its pair competition with three more matches. McKenzie and Angove defeated Downes and Dixon 26 19, Waters and Nesbitt beat H. Davey and Misley 30 22, Milne and Cooper beat McKennie and Angove 24 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
McKenzie
T. Angove
Downes
Dixon
Waters J
Nesbitt
H. Davey
Misley
Milne
Cooper
McKennie
B. Angove
Dewar
Naismith
Scott
Blackey
Isley
T. Davey
McLean
Todd
Barnett
Corry
Mocks
Leask
Anderson
Rigby
J. Angove
J. T. Milla
Pember
Ives
Dickson
Waters
J. T. Mille
Merrifield
Berliner
J.b.mills
A. Angove
Late Colonel Tom Todd Remembered With Memorial Fund
The late Col. Tom Todd, a key Midland Junction Club founder and Perth Club champion in the 1900s, is honored by a memorial for the 10th Light Horse Regiment. Bowling clubs circulated subscription lists, with a list available at the Albany club room for donations to the fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Todd
Midland Janction Club
Perth
10Th Light Horse
Albany Club
Road-making Machines Discussed by Albany Head Board
At Friday’s meeting the Albany Head Board debated road making machines. Chairman Burvill admitted limited knowledge but urged investigation as machines claimed to halve costs from 15s per chain to about 2s 6d. Some members doubted suitability for local land, while others supported potential improvements and lower prices, but the matter ended unresolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany Head Board
Burvill
McKail
Kojonup
Plantagenet
Newton
Kalgoorlie Market Report from The Associated Fruitgrowers
The Kalgoorlie market notes a hot spell with keen competition amid heavy supplies. Prices vary by item with Albany tomatoes oversripe reducing value. beans and peas show steadier demand. potatoes dull to steady. fruit values range from prime to overripe across peaches nectarines apples and quinces. poultry and other goods listed with mixed prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Fruitgrowers, Limited
Kalgoorlie
Fouiswaander
Albany
Jonothoos
Cleos
Dunne
Market Bet on German Buyers for December
During the Newmarket Eng sales a bet arose that German buyers would be present next December. English breeders are already weighing the wisdom of forgiving and forgetting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newmarket
Eng
Appeal for aid after Pascoe family fire in Albany Despatch
Stirling Terrace readers are urged to help the Pascoe family of South Ward Denmark Road Board area after a Monday blaze left them with only the clothes on their backs. F J Knowles asks readers to donate clothing bedding or cash, to be handed to the family through the Albany Despatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bin
Albany
Mia
Pascol
Denmark Road Board
Pascoe
Flay
F. J. Knowles
Albany Shipping News Highlights Port Movements
The bulletin details vessels including Kooringa from Kembla with coal for Fremantle. Meliwraith and Co.'s Kooringa arriving from Port Kembla and diverted to Fremantle. Rosalia due from Sues to load flour. Enela from Esperance will sail to Fremantle for annual survey. Ceramic arrives with troops then proceeds to the Eastern States. War Soldier at deep sea jetty to load coal. Hunae expected from overseas for coal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meliwraith
McEacharn
Fremance
Albany
Railway Department
Ceramic
Dalgety
Tho &A
Deep Sea
Henry Wills and Co
Njonta
Hunae
Henry Wills and Ca
Warning Ad Misleads Readers Says J W Bean
In Albany on March 1 1919 J W Bean objects to an advertisement headlined A Warning that claimed he held a letter of apology from J W Hean the jit company manager Bean states no such letter exists and no apology is ever warranted He asks the editor publish this denial prominently to protect his reputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henading
T. W. Parkes
J. W. Hean
Parkes
Albany readers urge native trees for city streets
A reader in Albany writes to praising street tree planting and urges use of native Australian species. The letter cites Perth’s West Australian red flowering gums and Barker Road kurrajongs as models, urges Lawley Park care, and hopes the new town clerk will adopt local trees and improve park maintenance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
York Street
King's Park
Perth
Barker Road
Bubinco
Ratepsyer
Lawley Park
Rankin
Subinco
Roads Board Secretaryship sparks critique over job pick
A letter to the editor questions whether the Albany Roads Board advertised for a secretary or an engineer after a successful applicant offered surveying and supervision. Aboard member said the board would save money, noting a prior payment of 10 10 to the applicant’s nephew for surveying. The writer implies the winner may not be a qualified surveyor and laments on competitive fairness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roads Board
Bir
Albany Roads Board
Hades
Evolution of Projected Movements for State Steamer Eocla
The record lists sailing dates for the state steamer Eocla between Albany Fremantle and related ports. It covers departures from Albany for Fremantle April and March, arrivals at Albany from Fremantle, and trips to and from Esperance Eucla and Hope Town with stated dates in March April and May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eocla
Albany
Freamantte
Fremantle
Rhe
Israelite Bay
Hopetoun
Esperance
Public school towels spark debate in education circular
A Western Australian notice, amid broader reforms, bans common school towels citing disease risk. The piece questions towel restrictions while arguing for individual towels and personal items, noting desks books and cups also share germ exposure.
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Speferred Tos— Co-operation
British Board of Agriculture
France
National Library of Australia
Bran and
Kalgoorlie Market
E. G. McKenzie
Bram
Fowler's
Victoria Insurance
Albany Council
Stirling Terrace
Shipping News
Kooringa
Kembla
Buola
Porta
Coramig
J. W. Bean
Albany Streets
Pattinson
Albany Brewery
W. R. Smith
Mouchemore & Co
Speare
Chemniata
Eac
Castlereagh Street
Sydney
L. Powell
Commonwealth Military Forces
Eso M. & Lambert
Perth Road
A. R. Hodge
Plasoforte
South Street
Jas. R. Anderson
Clifetreet, Albany
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