Albany Town Council Discusses Extensions and Rates
The fortnightly Albany council meeting chaired by Mayor W. d. Day debated extending Jenve and addressing outstanding rates. Reports covered health appoinments, recreation reserve seats, building plans, and protest over fire brigade leadership while town works addressed Alicia Street repairs and potential private street funding.
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W. d. Day
Cm. Bailey
Cutling
Collins
Downes
Forte
Hill
Saint
Ives
Jenve
Conn de Mel
Victoria Square
Creek
Bongalow
Mechanicn Institute
Stirling
Yorconver
Ulster-road
Mbung
Enecinl
Alleia Streets
Alicia Street
Thien
Uless
Aonson
Rulwaya
Ty Council
Jerslox
Cape
Jermyelle
Telat
Abom
Albany
Beach area leasing favored to boost private enterprise
The council favored leasing beach area to those wishing to erect jeompa and urged encouragement of private enterprise. The parks and wardens committee will consider final report after Saturday's association competition discussion.
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Ami
Conxide
Fregantie
House of Representa
Ahyea
Corboy
Baturbok
Rust
Easter
Deykin
Verran
Wilkinson
Rawlings
Holmes
Hulph
Davey
Shenfield
Bailey
Broun
Wildman
Welter
Edwards
Emergencies
Nesbitt
Local Health Board Meeting Hears Inspector Appointments
The local board of health met in the council chamber and approved the appointment of Me, Stockdale as health inspector. The Medical Officer reported 18 births and several deaths since the last meeting and noted no major public health issues. The session concluded after adopting the medical owner’s report.
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Nealth
Stockdale
Trevil
Mediral Pilcer
Heer
State timber assets face sale to Franco-Australian syndicate
Debate centers on disposing of state timber holdings to a Franco-Australian buyer. Government and Parliament weigh risks and benefits for workers, soldiers, and timbered regions from Monamop to Nordop, fearing loss of natural heritage and potential monopoly. Capital and foreign interest heighten scrutiny.
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Onflet
Nornamp
Forrest Hill
Cilurn
Donthor
Denmark
Perth Weather Forecast Amid Frosty Inland Wake
Perth forecast notes fine conditions with a risk of showery weather in the extreme west and along the southern coast. A cold frosty night is expected inland with northeast winds and around 8 to 10 miles per hour.
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Perth
Local football match set for Lower Kalgan on Saturday
A football match between North Albany and Kalgan River clubs will be played at Lower Kalgan on Saturday. A trophy donated by a settler will go to the best all round player from the winning side. Nominations requested by 8 pm.
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Kalgan
North Albany
Sulgim River
A. G. Powell
C. and
D. McKail
EK. W. Ougios
C. Symers
G. Greavex
A. McKail
Johnson
H. Jorrius
V. Lewis
B. Harris
Shenfeld
Joe
Cull
W. Banton
V. Hatching
J. Bacson
A. Finlay
First Fates Match Resumes With East and West Clubs
On Bathday afternoon the first nightatures will resume as East and West club representatives meet. A good game is expected to recall the spirits as the match begins at 145 harp.
Weekend Football Match Draws Crowds and Praise
Buck recounts a Saturday football double feature with a record turnout and gate receipts over 15. Notable performances include Bill Fitzpatrick for brilliance in the 90, Umpire Stirling praised for fair rulings, Angove and Joe Fitzpatrick contributing strong defense and roving work, and Baby McDonald connecting well with teammates. Crowded ground criticized. captains urged to curb ball crowding on Ulster Road ground.
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Buck
Bol
Bill” Fitzpatrick
Stirling
Packer
Nopper" Angove
Joe Fitzpatrick
McDonald
Angove
Cog Potter
George Ralph
Pog Grete
Lanty
Bill” Bailey
Wests
Mousey
Ulster Road
Parade-street
Dairying meeting explores co operative path for farmers
A Monday Weld Hotel gathering of dairy farmers discussed forming a cooperative society to handle all produce with loan finance and profit sharing. Attendees backed expanding processing via a butter factory and leveraging government offers to start at the cool store, while committees were named to draft proposals and organize a follow up meeting.
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Weld Hotel
Mr. Anderson
Messrs
J.hicks
A. Coombs
Neilson
R. Newton
Cull
Blake
A. Gubliseh
Craigie
Wartharyke
Keighley
Bob
Murray
Werton
Shanon
Polkinghorn
Cooper
Moroder
Philips
Mortis
Kelly
Dunn
Albany Co-operative Batter Co
Albany Co-operative Battery
Weetralian Farmers, Ltd
Heilen
O Hs
Hicks
Cool Shore
Anderson
Hicks and Keighley
Deavons
Panarel Moeting
Saturday Football Review Shows Players Shine
In Saturday’s game several players stood out. Young Nott, Bar ney Mouchemore, Cab Wheeler, Kewpie Cullinane, and Vic Westerburg impressed with fine running and kicking. Des Dewar and Des Dewar contributed a goal after a strong run, while George Mitchell and Bil Spaguter provided solid support. Barkerites received praise for improved form.
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Young Nott
Wong
Barney Mouchemore
Cab
Cullinane
Varese Cooper
Bailey
Shipping Notes Arrivals and Departures From Fremantle Port
The steamer Auatray Pool arrived from Fremantle at 1Laan and berthed at the deep water jetty to lift a record flour shipment of 6500 tons. The Kuela will depart Friday September 10 for Kuela with cargo and passengers as supplies move via the Marina. Other vessels include Martina from Sydney and Melbourne due to arrive Albany direct with cargo and mails, Wandilla resuming interstate service aiming to arrive September 16, and Humpides transporting Australian soldiers from Plymouth.
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Auatray Pool
Fremantle
Henry Wills and Co
Kuela
Chamber of Commerce
Marina
Conet
Maeburne
Albany
Koursh
Adélaide
Henry Wills
Shortage of Potash Discussed at Farmers Meeting in Perth
At the Farmers and Settlers Conference in August in Perth, the Torbay Junction FP branch raised potash shortages. They noted Britain and other nations have secured German and Alsace Lorraine supplies for at least three years. They criticized Commonwealth and State inaction and urged inquiries by Country Party members in state and federal parliaments.
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Perth
Torbay Junction
Germany
Alsace-Lorraine
Commonwealth
Country Party
Gtr
A. Burvill
Hansard
Grifiths
Agriculture
Repatriation Pictures Letters Question Profits
A reader doubts past figures for Repatriation Pictures profit and receipts. He recalls about £1500 receipts for the year with net profit near £34 or £900, and questions specific local results for Katanning and Marrogin. He asks for reader clarification on Albany repatriation finances.
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Katanning
Marrogin
Albany
Tba
Torbay Junction visits and pest alert in city notes
Government engineers O Brien and Arey visited Torbay Junction to inspect the water scheme with settlers. The Entomologist reports a growing tus sock moth outbreak across the metropolitan and hills districts and calls for collecting cocoons to prevent spread.
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Torbay Junction
O'Brien
I Arey
Kronkupp
Denmark
Newman
Metropolitan
Hills
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Albany Foothill Association
Fteel
Stanford
Hadding Committee
WJ. Mayer Aberdorn-attert
Howe
KCL Averet
Spencert
T. Humphries
Fo Volmer
Middleton Beach
MW. Wiley
John McKennie
York-street
Miles
Middleton Granit
W. G. Knight
Ben
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A. Cordes
Midleton-mod
Vonuel
Parks and Cordon
Catling
Victor Harbor
Sunda
Middleton Beard
Nelley
Mies Corl
Campuroad
Local Board OF Health
Weather Forecast
National Library of Australia
Worth v. Malgan
Nockster
Bruce
Meeting OF Farmers
Shipping Notes
ST. Ceorce’s Terrace
George H. Johnston
Fire Marine
Drew. Robinson and CO
York Street
H.k.corry & Co
Frederick Sod Spancer
Australian Alliance Ansurance Fire Company
A. W. Dobbie and Co
Albany Bakery Tea Rooms
Telephone
Mes, Nickerson, Proprietress
T. B. Carter
Gary Business and Rufferer
Isanen
Jas. R. Anderson
Hina
Phome 164
Taia
Bes
W. Gent
Aberdeen Street
Boyep
Mount Barker
Gravity
Sire Grafton
Dean Vanity
Bright Bay
de Elveed, Mount
Pattinson
TEL
W. R. Smith
Foster
ACEMT
Liverpool
London
Close Insurance Cor
Freemasons’ Hotel
Stirling Terrace
Drew, Robinson & CO
Lota
A.W. Dobbie and Co., Ltd
Mark Orders Dept
Speare
Orien
Pepper Nest Masonry
Sammende
Castlereagh Street
Sydney
E. Tassell
Todd’s Arcade
Esse H. E. Lambert
Parth Road
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