Miles and Merrifield's Feeds New Fabrics and Wool
A crowded sale page lists white ticking dark grey flannel and numerous wools and serges including all wool navy serges, indigo mutating serges, and linen shades. Prices per yard or packet range from a few pence to several pence, with colors described as cream sand blue and black and white.
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Doe
Valetea
Ein
Davari
Fizin
Stina
Min
Ayna Yascal
Fox
Legislative Council Election Meetings Announced
South Hast Irovinge candidate A Wansbrough will address meetings in Katanning on May 5, Oundandill ing May 7 and other towns including Narre Kud, Mount Barker, King River, Albany with dates through May 11. Organiser A Chogrtt of Albany confirms schedule.
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Legislative Council
Peviay
Ubanbrook
Kendendp
Gram
Wluemlay
Narrekud
MT. Barker
King River
Meyit Albany
Albany debate on settlement bill to aid ex service migrants
In the British House of Commons the Konpire Settlement Bill aims to let Colonial and private groups oversee assisted migration from Britain to dominions. Colonel Anery argues for direct land settlement as economic regeneration, noting costs, farm knowledge gaps, and the need for rigorous settlers committees to avoid spoilage of migrants.
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House of Commons
Iverseay Settlement Committee
Anery
Dominions
Great Britain
Perhaga
West Australia
Australia
Great Britain and Germany Trade Tensions Mentioned
The piece discusses German agricultural policy and wartime trade tensions. It references British legislators likely opposing Nazist influence and the expectation that Britain must curb cruelty while supporting settlers and families in Australia and Britain amid surplus women and shifting alliances.
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Germany
Great Britain
Albany Labor Day observance and local notices
Labor Day leads to closures across Albany with banks and businesses shut. Community notices report Postponed Women’s Institute meeting, Returned Soldiers League gatherings, a Butter Factory price rise to 1/6 per lb, and Archdeacon Louth’s retirement after 23 years. Entertainment includes Empire Theatre film and Mr Duke Bird performances.
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Albany
Returned Soldiers, Sailors and Nurses
Imperial League
Soldiers’ Institute
Archdeacon Louth
Church of England
Mimpire
Duke Bird
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Atume
Empire
Billy
Albany Changer of Commerce
Geo. Johnson
East
West
North J
Monaghan
J. E. Angove
Fortuyn
Simllar
Harding
Rd Bakery
Community notices and rail mail changes aired at Albany
The meeting of the Imperial League at the Soldiers Institute discusses a medal donation and a social evening. Rail mail times are updated for Perth, Narrogin, Katanning, and Marbelup routes with closing times and bag transfers noted. Albany Harbor dredging delays are addressed with officials coordinating to secure a dredge and progress toward jetty work.
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Imperial League
Wne Union
Commuipigs Jr
Perth
Entres Klong
Great Southern
Katanning
Narregin
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Swadby
Toesroy
Denmark Line
Denmack
Albany
Troy
Chamber of Commerce
Corlin
Banjo
Mt Barker Fancy Dress Ball Raises Funds Despite Rain
Despite heavy rain the commutter arranged fancy dress ball for the Nursing Home raised funds though fewer distant attendees could come. Prizes went to Miss Kinleynide for best dressed lady and to Hawtin team for best group, with Ron Coote winning best gent in Arab costume.
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Thous
Nursing Home Fund
E. Gorman Shorty
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Black Cats
Agtime
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Adams
Bennett
Hoath
Hawtin
Meares
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Young
Wright
Mixx Kinleynide
Albany
Ron Coote
Esadeaup
Mian Hickling
Indies
Smaller States movement looms in Australian federal debate
The article discusses the push for more self government for Western Australia and other smaller provinces. It notes potential shifts toward abolishing State Parliaments, the risk of unification along federal lines, and the need for informed debate guided by history and constitutional study. The piece cites discussions at the Australian Natives Association conference and references Bryce’s Commonwealth of America as a comparative text.
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Inne
Austraukce
Smller
Mr. Hughes
Western Australia
Commonwealth
Tennyson
John Quick
Commonwealth of Australia
United States of America
United States
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States
Australis
U.S
Sydney
Bryce
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Meee Alee
Town sporting ground rows spark controversy over use
A letter to the editor argues over the use of the Ulster Road ground by Albany British Football Association and the Ladies Hockey and Australian clubs. It claims council favours the Australian and British bodies with revenue split and criticizes the lack of cooperation among associations and the council’s handling of ground arrangements.
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Foride Street
Albany British Football Association
Lames’ Hockey Association
British Association
Rounc
Alhough
Rettern
Ladies’ Hockey Association
Football
Hockey Association
Alee
Mooney
Associatiou
Councl
Ubter-road
Ulster Road
Australian Football Association
A.H.F.A
A.S.H.A
Albauy
Esperance Railway Construction Timeline and Rain Impacts
The Master for Works Mr. W. d. George outlined delays in the Laninee Railway project due to unfinished earthworks and limited rail stock. Rails will be redirected from the Mount section to Esperance as repairs to Kepernnes jetty proceed. Heavy rain since Easter caused 622 points of rainfall at the post office, with daily totals peaking at 158 on Sunday, yet little street damage was reported.
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Pont
Perry Gros
W. d. George
Core Non
Laninee
Kaperapee
Mount Railway
Raperance
Kepernnes
Thieves break into Olympia Theatre steal season takings
Thieves robbed the Olympia Theatre after a Saturday night performance stealing 63, the takings from the final show by Hox Ien's Serenaders, as reported in Perth on Monday.
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Perth
Olympia Theatre
Hox Ien
State Finances Show Ten Month Shortfall in UK Treasury
Treasury returns released last night reveal an April deficit of 42,002 pounds. The cumulative shortage for the first ten months of the year amounts to about 826,795 pounds.
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Treasury
Ross Case Witness Victim of Attack in Melbourne
Olive Middocks, a witness in the Ross case, said she was followed by four men who fired a shot at her on Saturday night. The shot missed, and the assailants fled. detectives say the incident is under investigation and several nearby residents heard the gunfire.
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Melbourne
Olive Middocks
Rosas
Tattersalls Club Cup won by Keneppil at Sydney meeting
Kale Spectig reports a Saturday Tattersalls Club meeting in Sydney with a good crowd. The feature race, the Tattersalls Club Cup, was taken by Keneppil with Wildun second and Sail On third. The winner started at 6 to 2.
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Sydney Tattersall
Ufler
Aden
Keneppil
Wildun
Sail On
English Turf Derby Odds Favor St Louis
London April 3 St Louis has been named the favorite for the English Derby at odds of four to one, with strong betting interest reported from the turf scene.
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London
St. Louis
Om Ia
Address on Seventh Day Adventism at John Hall
An evening at John Hall featured A McDougall delivering a critique of Seventh Day Adventism focusing on Daniel and atonement doctrines. Rev Evans chaired a discussion period with several attendees raising remarks and plans for further meetings in the Tent. Debate on Seventh Day Adventism was rejected by Robertson as unhelpful, with future Tent meetings and addresses announced by Crow and others.
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Christ
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Rgpertson Ant
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Robertson
Crow
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Terian
Perth
H. T. Robinson
Hobertson
Albany
Mra
Evens
MejDomgall
Mbang
Death of Mr W Bristow Ireland Ottawa showpiece
The inquest into the death of Mr William Henry Bristow is scheduled this week at the Perth coroner’s court after he died April 4 1922 from brain hemorrhage caused by head injuries. A memorial social at the school hall and a theatre performance at the Town Hall will be held with proceeds to the family.
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UFO
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Howe
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Varias
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Thureday Ten
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T. O'Keefe
A. Roberta
Syme Johnson
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William Henry Bristow
Mining Investors Seek Relief Over High Freight Wages
A London Alaska deputation of business interests pressed Premier of West Australia for relief from excessive action and high rail freight costs blamed for strangling mining profits. They represented five hundred thousand pounds in capital and received an unsympathetic reply.
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London
Alaska
West Australia
Genoa Conference Doubts Raise in Political Circles
The article notes uncertainty around the Genoa Conference tied to delays in allied notes to the Soviet Government and Mr. Poincaré’s stance on Versailles signatories. Rumors claim failure, though the British delegation remains cautiously optimistic about a satisfactory outcome.
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Los Don
Anarchy in Ireland Reported Amid Ongoing Violence
London reports continuing unrest in Feeland with violent incidents and a series of murders in Ye Weet and Cork districts. A meeting between opposing factions ended in failure as tensions rise.
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London
Feeland
Cork
Outrages in Ulster Report on Sinn Vein Murders
The Viktor Vinionist Council secretary said in February there were 11 Protestant victims in Beltaddon with one Crown servant among them. Reported are 110 attempted murders causing serious wounds to those attacked.
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Oine
Bolshevik Propaganda Causes Tension in Teheran
A Hessian legation team in Teheran is accused of Bolshevistic propaganda aimed at reshaping the Persian government. Locals show strong opposition to Bolshevik interference in political matters amid rising scrutiny of the legation’s methods.
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Lahore
Teheran
Disputed Will Case Ends in Favor of Plaintiff Mrs Devries
In Albany Supreme Court Judge Burnside ruled in favor of Mrs Devries in the estate dispute over the late Hi tr Toll who died January 17. The court found the will executed in accordance with the Wills Act and that no evidence supported the objection of the deceased’s wife’s claim.
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Hi Tr
le Mesurer
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Devries
Mal
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