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Newspaper
Albany Despatch
Location
Albany, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Nov 15, 1923
Page
2
Nominations will be revealed at Abbey Town Hall on a Wednesday in November for mayoral posts and ward representatives. The notice lists candidates for West Ward and East Ward and calls ratepayers to attend the municipal election proceedings. The document is signed by W. Witterodm and notes oath requirements for nominees.
A dated plea from T L Moumky claiming to have carried out duties and urging support for the March election. The missive asserts efforts to serve the community and mentions re election plans and voter outreach to electors.
A candidate from the North Ward announces intent to run as a six councillor on the Albar Municipality ticket. He asks neighbors for backing to push road and footpath improvements and notes long service in the ward. He signs as INUHAM.
The town clerk notes a lease bid on a bea property for 1000 sheep locally bred 11,000 mixed sheep and 1,400 sheep for profit. The lowest tender will be accepted and the event is to be held Monday the 2th for the lease action.
Military notices warn vessels and land areas about upcoming target practice at several batteries on dates in November with traffic restrictions. Recruits are urged for naval training with calls to Fremantle Albany Albany district offices. Classifieds advertise a pushcart, cultivation land, a Separator, gold hoe, laundress, and hotel staff positions with contact details.
The text reports on changes to a resort likely this year involving key figures such as Aull Pre Mir Larue and others, with references to preparations and deck work and potential alterations anticipated early in the week.
The Albany Chamber notes progress in Interstate Shipping, Woollen Mills, and railway extension. It highlights guilds, the Denmarks line hopes, gains in local industry, and thanks to Mr. Scadden and Mr. Prowse for ongoing support.
Albany Chamber records show discussions on shipping changes, Wheat tasks, and port interests. Meetings cover Katanning Show, Nyh ing-Pingrup railway, Busseeton growth, and proposals to attract British visitors with coordinated excursions.
A new Christie Minstrels show at the Empire Theatre on Tuesday November 27 is described as a premier arrangement by Abbany Chaditic Ministrecht and Orchestra. The ensemble, rehearsed with choruses and solos, aims to raise funds for a Fire Brigade Band by a committee led by Messrs Chimdos Payne Abell and Manea.
At the Perth Provincial Press Conference a push was made to develop Australian paper pulp production using eucalypt fibers. Experiments showed eucalypt pulp can yield strong paper similar to spruce, with costs estimated around £20 per ton delivered, and plans urged for a national program linking pulp manufacture to printing output for a British Empire exhibit.
A report outlines feasibility for a local paper pulp mill in Western Australia. It estimates sapling yields, annual timber needs, and production scales to support a 30 ton a year pulping operation. Delegates urge presenting the plan to the Australian Prime Minister.
Denmark settlers acquire two bulls and eight Guernsey cows from the State Farm to join the Danish stock program. Mr Hampshire advocates the Guernsey breed to improve dairying. cattle travel under Mr FU Lee across. one heifer sprained tendon but others arrive in good condition. Manager Mr W Morgan oversees preparations and will accompany the herd to Denmark.
Mrs Jean Dowar Robertven reports that Mitt Hose Senith returned from Melbourne and received thanks from an Imperial soldier aid organization. The letter notes Australian sisters checking on the soldier, praise for community help, and plans for future contributions. A separate court hearing on October 18 addressed a claim related to Mary Gebhard’s husband Otto Gushandd’s death aboard the State Eacon. The magistrate dismissed the claim, finding no link to employment.
An exam of the Rite ernie of the Labeor Path shows limited readable content. The fragment mentions a three bust event marred by unclear reception but notes no decisive outcome or female participant identified.
A fragmentary protest note from Boulder criticizes city actions as unjust. The unclear text references mayoral positions, pregame discussions, and calls for unity against perceived improper behavior by officials.
The remains of Pete O Loughlin were laid to rest yesterday at Minnie Vede in the presence of a large contingent of comrades. Many Portamontian attendees were reported among the mourners in attendance at the veterans’ ceremony.
Fragmentary report describes turmoil within a political party as media pressure and committee actions energize factions ahead of a Tuesday vote. Names and clear outcomes are unclear due to the damaged text.
Melbourne police report a grave error in decline of duty during a meeting in Melbourne on Thursday. A large sector of the police force allegedly planned to withdraw from the Trades Hall with intent to disrupt government operations.
Citizens from the poles strike region organize a compensation league to provide relief and secure damages for riot-related losses. Local leaders say the group aims to fund support programs and advocate for affected workers.
Wellington reports a West Coast mining dispute causing coal production delays. The Miners Federation receives £1,000 from the Australian Miner to assist strikers as senior miners intensify actions.
The House of Commons considers a pending proposal on the government’s winter program. Mr Baldwin faces questions over party policy and employment rights. Mr Chamberlain praises Baldwin while Mr Axquitt condemns alleged earlier misconduct.
The article reports on labor leaders and MPs planned to discuss measures in the House of Commons. They aim to address rising unemployment, restore national confidence and trade, and oppose schemes seen as worsening living conditions while seeking a balanced social policy.
Draft report of the Baded Committee proposes a two per cent ad valorem tax on gambling. Revenue estimated at £5,000,000, collected by stamps. The plan aims to liberalise betting and expand state.T
Reported arrival of the ex Crown Prince of Germany at Oela near Bretlag after a three day journey from Holland. Descriptions say his hair has turned grey and he appears to be in good condition and spirits with renewed vigor.
Mr K Beton and Hen A Burvill announce Prember Mitchel will arrive by Saturday from Perth to Tony. Sir Junie may walk the Volebrad country, then Chernik for speed tests before Monday. Albany MP J Scaddon to arrive Saturday week for Hormholy opening. Rev James of Mt Barker cannot deliver Electricity talk due to delays. Mr F B R Lee praises Denmark State Ferm and tail quality. J Hinke from Syd to supervise woolen rifle and machinery and to begin work promptly. Concrete mill foundations and rock-drifting plant underway. revised plans in Perth awaiting acceptance.
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