Albany wool grows plan aims to open southern market
A detailed discussion argues for Albany to host a major wool trade, linking growers in the South with buyers from Perth and Geelong. It notes 24,000 bales from the South and 2,000,000 acres, urging public sale and export channels to boost local settlement and farm prosperity.
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Local Council Refers Beach Equipment Matters to Committee
Dr Fletcher presided at the council meeting on Monday night directing several Middleson Beach equipment issues to the beach committee for attention. The West Albany Football Club held its annual smoke social at the bowling club pavilion last night, with a large attendance and a fine musical program. Weather kept turnout down for the X-ray appeal bridge and rummy event, though prizes were awarded to Mrs. A Hill and Mr. T Walker. the third series will occur next Monday night.
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Evening social despite bad weather
Bad weather kept many townspeople away but a fair crowd attended the event at Naval Dr Hall. Dewars orchestra played well and a modest supper followed, with Mrs. Conigrave and guests listed for an entertainment program and a lecture series announced for the coming week.
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Naval base at Albany debated by inter-district conference
A Katanning conference urged Albany to be recognised as Australia’s naval hub with Commonwealth and British Admiralty support. Mr. Prowse reported government hesitance, citing Washington Arms limits and League of Nations debates as delaying factors.
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Albany Town Council questions on lights loans and licenses
Dr Ingham questions years of electric fittings supplied, meter licenses, and loan funding for local works. Debate covers billing, minister licenses, petrol cars, and legality of reallocating loan money with objections and impending legal action if payments are not made by October 28.
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City officials flag suspected contract waste and auditing concerns
The mayor and council clash over project spending as auditors warn of long running improper contracts. They question £1000 contracts and water diver tion work, deeming prior payments waste while debating future improvements and funding.
Graving Dock Proposal Discussed at Albany Conference
At a Great Southern Inter District Conference held in Katanning a resolution called for the Commonwealth Government to build a graving dock at Albany. Mr Prowse reported the Defence Minister showed little likelihood of action soon, noting prior naval focus shifted to Darwin.
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Council Promises Unkept On Middleton Beach Road Woes
A town council meeting featured a letter from M F Uren demanding fulfilment of a pledge to spend funds from block sales on local roadworks at Middleton Beach. The mayor noted promises tied to lease sales but no fixed timetable, and recommended allocating funds in next year’s estimates for the agreed roadway in Macrine terrace.
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Mt Barker notes and local sporting council actions
Mt Barker notes cover rifle shooting events for the Reddin and Prowse trophies with scores and names such as Silvester Sawyer and Thomas. The Fruitgrowers Association meeting at Park Hotel reports a slim balance and outlines new officers. Separate items note a referendum on the Northern Territory roads and cricket talks with Blackwood Narrogin Centrals.
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Chief Justice Imprisons Weedon for Forcible Abortion Attempt
In the criminal court Chief Justice Sir Robert McMillan presided. Mire Dulsie Dan Weedon was sentenced to years imprisonment for using force on Moris Wise with intent to procure abortion. Benoat Lawford, present with Weedon, was found guilty and held on bond of 100 pounds.
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English Cricketers Arrive in Perth Amid Civic Reception
The English cricketers who arrived yesterday were greeted with a civic reception by the Mayor of Perth in the morning. In the afternoon the visitors practiced at the nets as part of their Perth visit. The State Lottery Bill passed the Assembly and was sent to the Council.
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Asylum Murder Case Commits O Gorman to Trial
At the inquest into Henry Boardman's death, the asylum patient killed by another patient on October 6, the Coroner announced Patrick O Gorman will face trial for wilful murder.
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Tornado Sweeps Across South Australia Destruction Reported
A tornado moved across South Australia on Tuesday traveling 41 to over 100 miles per hour. Telm lines were torn down and buildings sustained damage as the storm caused significant destruction.
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Storm Outbreak Strikes Hobart as Circus Elephant Roams
A fierce Hobart storm drives Perry Bros. Circus animals into panic. A bull elephant named Jou charges toward the city as crowds flee in darkness. Authorities fear the animal could cause damage if not restrained.
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Libel Action Ends With Damages Awarded in Retrial
In the re tried case Kimuel Myers son Voraus Smith Wealkly was awarded damages after a libel action. The plaintiff claimed £10 000, while Justice James declined to order costs against the defendants. The total cost of the two parties in the action reached £20 000.
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Council Insurances and Contested Town Insurance Business
A disrupted council meeting discusses a letter from Knight and Son about municipal insurance. The exchange questions which firms received business, why Knight and Son were excluded, and whether claims have been made. Residents are told the matter may hinge on past practices and a reorganization of the insurance providers within the town.
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Political Turmoil Echoes in Jeddail Discourse
A fragmented dispatch describes elite arrivals from Voie Ai and remarks by the Urine Minister Mr. Macdon on liberal alignments. The report notes tension among voters and candidates, with quotes suggesting fear and the claim that old political methods are failing.
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Albany District proceedings discuss markets and road repairs
The Albany committee reviews the renewal of the berbstone markets and the Kingston River road clearing. They resolve to repair the travel rail to Albany and discuss wheat export plans, subdivision of Western Australia, and annual meetings. Leaders include W L Owen, L Johnson, A F Buri, and A Wanlemby.
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