05 Mar 1923
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Newspaper
Albany Despatch
Location
Albany, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Mar 05, 1923
Page
1
The article surveys women’s dress trends and accessories, detailing sleeves, skirts, gloves, and shoes, with notes on georgette gowns, embroidery, and costume color schemes. It also covers a Baltimore fashion show prize dispute and a New York bank interview rule about hat visibility for evaluating female job candidates.
Brews and Gold factions clash in Albany District High School cricket, weather fine, finish level with nine down and limited time. Brown Milne 62 led 115 as Gold folded to Murdoch 4 for 64 and Lambert 4 for 80. Gilbert not out 4 for 180?
The Primary Produce Association branch holds a meeting chaired by Mr Knopp with Mr H C Bima as delegates to Albany District Council on March 2. Officers present a Boxum Day picnic report showing a small credit and £3 15s total. actions include a congratulatory letter for Mixa Majory Simson and locating stock water near Sidling. Ploughing on experimental block to begin next week, land ready for planting by end of March.
Large attendance at the Albany Volunteer Fire Brigade monthly meeting at the fire station. The chair noted Foreman Angeve injury and wished him a rapid recovery. Badges were presented for St Josus Ambetrice and others. discussions covered hall use, fundraising, land transfer to Fremantle, ticket allocations, and upcoming training and financial matters.
A New Guinea resident writes to deny a Daily Telegraph article on Modern Marriage that described European women wearing minimal leaf garments. She objects to the claim as insulting, arguing it misrepresents life in New Guinea and the conditions faced by European women there.
Victoria expands tobacco production with many growers increasing plantings and new holdings under a three year guaranteed price. A typical crop from 20 acres could yield about 3000 with expenses under 600. Government sends Mr Tem ple Smith to America to study free lead production and improve local methods.
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