Tragic Christmas Fire Ravages Boyup Brook District
A devastating bushfire swept through the Boyup Brook district destroying farms and fencing over a 20 mile stretch. Dozens of homes were damaged or gutted, livestock perished, and emergency crews and volunteers battled the flames through hot winds. One family faced destruction but survived. the community rallied with aid and support for affected residents.
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Christina
Fettlara
Alent
Sven
Sven Extending. For, Ignmnsinitely” 20 Calles | Atud Khree ‘To Zouranes
Jayea
Boyup
F. Moulton
Volun
Tenra
New Bowling Licenses Granted and Clubroom Opens
Bridgetoy Bowlty hosts new licenses and a town amenities drive. Shuanan AID secures license. A new clubroom at the bowling green completes after weeks of effort by members. Opening details not disclosed. Donnelley and Shannon invited over 60 members. Committee led by Mr C J Bunning and Mr Gordon Moffatt with secretary Mr N Trelowr. Staggered openings planned to serve members and avoid crowding.
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Bowling Green
Donnelley River
C. J. Bunning
Gordon Moffatt
N.trelowr
Crikey text unclear score contest without clear notes
A garbled OCR passage mentions a cricket test, charity prize money and a Pirat prize amount, but readable details and proper names are not evident. No coherent event date place or involved organizations can be confirmed from the fragment.
New Year Greetings from South West Printing and Publishing
The Directors Managing Editor and Associated Staff of the South West Printing and Publishing Company Limited publishers of this newspaper express appreciation for readers and clients cooperation and patronage during the past year and wish good wishes for the coming New Year.
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The
South West Printing and Publishing Company Limited
Bridgetown Trotting Meeting Nominations and Broadcast Planned
Nominations received for the Bridgetown trotting meeting on Saturday January 6 with 31 horses listed under secretary Mr C B Briegs and more expected to be sent to the WATA. Arrangements include Jubilee trotting meeting broadcast from Gloucester Park to allow patrons to listen in.
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Bridgetown
Saturay
C. B. Briegs
WATA
Gloucester Park
RSL Hall Extensions Approved After Prolonged Discussion
Mr A Harmer, honorary secretary of Bridgetown RSL, reports Housing Commission approval for extensions to the RSL Hall. Plans and specifications are required for permits. The project, once approved, will nearly double the main hall width, improving seating for large meetings.
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A. Harmer
Bridgetown RS
Bondi
Housing Commission
Hall
Garnier
Inetborne Trust
Alt
Delegates To Farmers Union Conference Debate
Delegates and expenses dominated the Farmers Union branch meeting. Members discussed attendance quotas, per diem allowances, and travel costs to Perth. motions on agenda topics, pig tax, and rabbit control were proposed and carried for conference submission. A condolence letter was to be sent to Mr Tom Smiths family. Next meeting slated for February with broader branch input encouraged.
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Perth
Hallot
F. McAlinden
Tom ‘Smith
McAlinden
Mtr
Rowan-Rahinson
Bruoch
Zot Council
Jubilee Concert Amid New Year Celebration in Bridgetown
A Jubilee concert program details a New Year’s Eve event in Bridgetown with notable solo and ensemble items. After a Royal broadcast just after midnight, the Town Hall will open for a dance with refreshments and a floor show, marking a communal celebration of Commonwealth progress and festive spirit.
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Bridgetown
McOrd
Commonwealth
Sepper
Wool Tax Reform Hinted In Early Ore Commentary
A noted writer signals that the utmost consideration will be given to reminimism of wool tax in tone of In the Ore. The piece urges an early reply and outlines cautious support for any applied limit. This brief reflects measured fiscal stance and invites prompt yet prudent decision.
Carols by Candlelight Delighting Local Audience
The Zenertury project aimed to assemble a humid setting for a concert to be held soon, adding to earlier Sacral Concert items. Mrs Mabey conceived and supervised the staging producing praised tableaux such as While Shepherds Watched and Away in a Manger. The audience lauded the three shepherds and the infant scene, with the choir and soloists drawing keen interest from Bridgetown residents.
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Zenertury
Olwb
Tnr
Usu
Wee
Sh King
Page
Tle
Maria
Schubert
Trio of Bridgetown visitors return from holidays
Messrs Colin Moore Fred Sutton and Guy Gillespie arrived back in Bridgetown on Tumday after a two day holiday. A group of Hundertown trotting enthusiasts traveled to Pomelion on the 16th for a Khana meeting at a tiny frotting venue.
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Colin Moore
Fred Sutton
Guy Gillespie
Bridgetown
Tumday
Mira Williame
Hundertown
Pomelion
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RSL
Farmers’ Union Conference
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Reid
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Thie
Wheatley
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Parth
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Nilay
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