Legislative Council Assembly Correspondence Letter to the Editor
The writer critiques members and the Alumy branch over a Genuine Member dispute and the Albany delegates. He notes a meeting at Young's Siding and a decision to appoint the Dinkom Purmer over Mr. Seaddan. The letter urges reading Monday's Despatch for full context and signs as T. Tack, president of P.P.A. Woopenellup Bronce Hillview 20/10/81.
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Cork
Securiig
Elercorate
Barker
Albany
Seaddan
Vanous
PPA
Young's
Kwoijup
Rowede
Stadden
Glorfaine
T. Tack
P.pa
Woopenellup
Hillview
Opposition to Removal of Kwinaijp Siding Stirring Local Debate
A reader denounces the proposed removal of Kwinaijp Siding and disputes official traffic figures cited at a Young's Siding meeting. He accuses officials of misstatements, cites his own relocation from goldfields, and argues siding retention would shield settlers from further disruption by government actions. He appeals for correct accounting and warns of greater hardship for families if siding is removed.
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Rockhall
Young
Alf
PBA
Audit Department
Kwinjop
Baykshall
Hts
Thin
Wesk
Suedkeshul
Kwinjup
Young's
Pope
Denmark Notes Sevens Match Dominated By Blues In Fringe Report
In a Saturday afternoon sevens game at the recreation ground Denmark Blues defeated Golf with the Blues holding the honors as the better side. J Middleton starred for the field with a dashy display. Next week Green and Gold plan another clash while other local sport news covers a Rangers Wanderers chase and a Denmark town cricket and municipal committee meeting with elects and new club formation plans.
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Saurday Aftenoon
Blues
J. Middleton
Green
Hangers
Scotedale
Rangers
Derma
Wanderers
Teaiminals
Selbom
Tomtls Ortim
Agricultural Hall
Denmark
Morgan
Dinon
A. AL Moshion
Muiniltee
HL North Boc
J. D. Smith
Hickey
Monoduay
Scoladale
William Bay
Provident
W. d Wcestery
J.allen
H. Rickey
J. Tysoe
New State Magazine issue highlights Australasian movement
The New State Magazine issue outlines the New States movement with cartoons on population trends and centralisation. It features illustrated articles, League News, propaganda items, fiction, and an editorial page, plus a special piece on securing New States next year.
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Ihe Nes
Sydney
Fast
Prees Propaganda League
Ami
J. McIlveen
Boncks
Australis
Premier’s Stance Sought Over Siding Removal Policy
W Morley questions the premier about a policy that displaces land occupants. The note mentions building a shelter shed and threats to remove siding while urging a stance on driving people to towns for enrollment.
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Enoll
Catia Wealind Ty Rall Tuesday Dente Foe Westralian Permers
The fragmentary OCR mentions individuals Catia Wealind and Ty Rall with a Tuesday date and a West Australian context. Specific event, place, or outcome not clearly readable.
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Catia Wealind
Ty Rall
Dente Foe
Westralian Permers
New State Movement Faces Tight Line on Candidate Promises
At a New South Wales New State executive meeting W G Jay urged unity beyond party labels to push for a Northern New State. He warned against centralisation and warned that without a committed fighter approach the movement may fail and provoke unemployment and unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Biante
W. G. Jay
Murwillumbsh
New South Wales
New State
Vasn
Revoluion
Statarg
Dr. Page
Birth of Henry Lawson feature dominates Aussie issue
The October Aussie magazine upholds its wartime standard with a major article The Birth of Henry Lawson by Gertrude Lowson, sister of the poet, believed to be a landmark contribution to Australian literature. It also includes drawings stories and varied paragraphs and sells for 8d.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Belgium
Astralia
Henry Lawson
Gertrude Lowson
Lawson
Kronkop Rifle Club Defeats Elleker Club At Range
Kronkop Rifle Club met Elleker Club at the latter’s range and earned victory with 4 Moxon as top scorer. Captain B Burvill struggled that day while Elleker lent two men to Kronkop due to rough weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kronkop Rifle Club
Elleker Club
Howe
Kronkop
Sporta
Ty 4 Moxon
B Burvill
Torbay RSL Branch Meets Amid Drainage and Inlet Issues
A Torbay district RSL meeting reviewed a defeated state conference report and thanked the president. Discussions covered soldiers swamp at Torbay, drainage board needs, land drainage costs, and possible fisheries status for Torbay and Nerunglap Inlet. A levy to fund the sub branch was approved and committee options on settlement matters were discussed.
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Torbay
R.S.L
PF. W. Buckeridge
G. Hill
A. B. Norths
A. M Puls
W. Braimbridge
B. Chambers
J. Whittem
Davies
Messia
Chambers
Whitten
Thanke Wag Jourraad
Albany
Maco
Drainage Board
Fisheries Department
Nernantup Inlet
Wilson's Inlet
Nerunglap Inlet
Mesure
Til
P.P.A
Messrs . Chambers and
Whittem
Snd
Thoes
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Robert Bell
Stirling Terrace
Walkerville Co-Op
Urewing CO
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Southern Roller Fly Mills
A. Yates & Co
PF. W. Wrunning, Pig
Sal
Legislative Council Assembly
Kwlaiup Siding
the New State Magazine
United States
Hungary
W. J. Thompson
Berhampore
OUR
TB Carter
Town Hall
Phone 101
Mount Barker
E. J. Gorman
Mt. Harker Hotel
Torna Modorais
Royal George Hotel
Ofe
Joly
Hird
A. E. Williamson
Muochemore and Co
Albany and
Kende Nie
Ganfitter
Frederick Street
Globe Motor Garage
W. Brade
Duke Street
Methodist Church
Associated Fruitgrowers
Western Australia
Associated Fruitgrowers, Ltd
Kalgoorlie
Growers
Eoseravtees
Kalcoorlie
H. Pember
Saseman
M. J. Scanlan
Bellinger River
Sydney Rock
the Strand
Freemasons’ Hotel
W. Morley
Torr Stret
Watts
Music Man
Jawel
York Street
Treveller Falls
Albany Hotel
Frank Lambert
Yore
Cuibine
Elstria
Enone
A. Burridge
Johns
Electrical Engineer
York &Taret
Bootes
Inetell
Rgee
Cams, & Dairy
Smaller States Movement
Melbourne
Victorial
Lawish
Kron
Kronkag
Moxon Ug
W. Farr AN
A. Basilica Wu
F. Rawlings
B. Kitson
Paine
Elleker
F. Paine
H. Shirley
Erie Th. Burvill
Nee
Doggett
Goldsmith
Anon J. Coimanos
D. Dennehy
Totil
Os Ceage
Kroukupthas
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