Catterick Aranah PPA meeting backs school bus service
A Catterick district gathering led by the PPA and Bridgetown Policy Pool endorsed establishing a school bus to connect Catterick children with better educational facilities. Local officials, MLA Hoar and Dr Williams, spoke on the need for improved transport and schooling amid district planning.
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Catterick
PPA Wy Vury
Danawry
Caterick Liz School
Childeun
Green Luishes
Cattariel Branch
P.P.A
Bridgetown Paliey Pool
Greenbushes Road Board
A. Pullarson
Groat Bushes and
Messrs. R. Browne
C. V. Draper
Mintow
Willian Chineman
Bridgetown
Fenars
A. Waucheye
P. Odvers
Hoar
Williams
Greenbushes Road
Switler
Mr. Howr
Howr
de, Williams
Ther
Cattertek
Blute Boemsve Iix
Welnyene
Vally
Oduen Linn
Axe
Allied Unity and the Fight for World Peace in 1940s Rhetoric
An erosion of clear text presents a fragmented wartime appeal to Allied unity and democracy. The piece urges defense of freedom, condemns potential appeasement, and calls for steadfast policy against hostile influence while urging citizens to support leaders shaping postwar order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ConyEresh
Tns
Rongovell
Europe
Eytelutler
Tapang
Fire damages contested in Wilferd court case
Munjimup Court heard a claim by Thomas Winfield of Appedene seeking 105 from Michiledes for a bushfire in December. The defense denied liability, the magistrate dismissed the case citing land act rules, and proceedings were stayed with costs awarded to the defendant.
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Manjanup
Theresany Ai
Dumager
Une Des Jurdonit
Jenour
Bunhiry
Cruw
Plaintitt
Kingston
Link
Henry
Jone
Kingston's
Shepherd's Howe
Jones
Metealt
Raton
Tha Tung
Shenberd
Merce
Vee Tope
Shephovitts
Toby Aves
Hin
Wnt Party
Cases Struck Out At Manjimup Police Court Hearing
Debtors whose names appear in the record failed to appear at the Manjimup Police Court hearing on Thursday. Magistrate Ed Dougall struck out the cases due to non appearance of the parties involved.
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Manjimup
Flax Factory Fire Threatens Town and Railway Area
A blaze at the flax factory near Widacee and Boyeprook railway station endangered stacks and the factory. Local employees and town residents mobilized quickly aided by wind shifts to contain the outbreak. reports mention unclear origins and rumoured starting point near a hillside, with no confirmed cause.
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Boyeprook
Ammunition opinions sought by Bridgetown War Office
The District War Auxiliary committee in Bridgetown has received numerous inquiries about the possibility of obtaining 410 ammunition. Executive Officer Mr AS Wild said the request was noted but no definite guidance is available yet. an update is expected in February.
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Bridgetown
AS Wild
Heywood Family Reunion in Perth Welcomes Fred Heywood
A Perth gathering honored Fred Heywood and his brother Tom Heywood on leave from military service. Fred, a Royal Navy veteran, shared tales from Crete and the Atlantic while his parents and several relatives attended. He praised Sydney over New York and spoke of plans to bring a wife and two children to Australia.
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Weed Heywood
Austrain
Fred
England
Royal Navy
Kred
Australia
Lav Wee
Perth
Purante
Fred Heywood
Lac
Tom Heywood
New York
Hole
Hopen
Crete
Tre Dick
Tenkirk
Wine Supplied to Young Girls in Police Court
In Greanbushes Police Court last Friday a young farm hand faced a charge of supplying intoxicating liquor to girls under 21 at a recent dance. He claimed he thought the girls were of age and unaware of their underage status. The magistrate ordered a fine of £4 with 8s costs or 12 days imprisonment if unpaid.
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Greanbushes
Uty
Dar
Luis
Pirle
RM. Dougall
Scouts Attend Meeting and Scout Camp Notes
Scouts Tigus held a tent meeting to discuss a delinquent member missing three meetings without a written excuse. Full attendance is requested Friday February 2. Dixon, taken to hospital on arrival from Busweliot, was treated last Monday. Daguat plans to leave Hoon for Perth to attend school. The camp menu included breakfast items such as margarine, tomatoes, toast, and tea. dinner with corned beef, potatoes, and custard. tea with lager brew and biscuits. Annual Scout registration is due with a two shilling fee to the Scout Master. A prize was won by the leaders last weekend for the bull Pazunte of Scouts.
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Tigus
Dinmia
Dixon
Busweliot
Hoon
Perth
Hive
Bulldozer Experiments Highlighted By Officials
In Bridgetown, officials including Mr Wise and others discussed bulldozer trials to clear land faster and cheaper. Early experiments two years ago used lighter plant. costs ran about 1776 to clear with the bulk dozer. Government plans 21,000 in funding for broader trials in timbered districts with a heavier machine to follow.
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Malcom Beatt
Bridgetown
Wise
Wests
Wedding at St Barbubus Church with January vows
Gwenth Christine Buchan and Howatd Charles CALE wed at St Barbubus Church Geonfushes in January. Attendant Bernice and cousin Eileen McTavish. guests included Mrs Garman and Mrs E. Garman. The couple left by car for their honeymoon, Bride in navy linen suit. guests and ministers named.
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St Barbubus
Geonfushes
Sapny
Christine
Allent
WM Buchan
Geienbushes
Charles’ Cale
E. Garman
Barker
Lawson
Bernice
Eileen McTavish
Les
Gorinal
Gaivroe Knaptun
Rad Min. Gtan
Trev
Lawshi
I Minter
Coyemarica
Bunger
State Nursery Plan Advocated by Fruit Growers Leader
The Bridgetown Fruit Growers Association president urged combining a state nursery with a state farm in Bridgetown. He called for soil erosion demonstrations and orchard planting under contour methods, noting earlier apple import debates and broad support from local figures.
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Bridgetown
Willmott
H. C. Moora
Wise
Beef Priority Debate in Bridgetown Meeting
During a Bridgetown visit the Minister for Bends and Under Secretary discussed beef distribution priorities. Farmers from the South West produced high quality beef and urged prioritizing primary production over secondary aims. Members of the Bridgetown Rand Board attended and noted calls for fairer, earlier beef allocation.
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Bridgetown
Wise
Aeroulune
Baron Was
Ed. Hoar
Bridgetown Rand Board
Chateman
Disputed Road Board Election Proceedings Continue
A Green bushes district road board dispute unfolded on Tuesday with charges against elected member Belle Naa! and debate over vacancy claims. The complainant sought amendments to particulars and adjournment for legal advice, with the application granted but costs awarded against the day’s proceedings.
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Greenbushes
Belle
Hearime Eye
Doligall
Percy Ewing
Bub Ik
Correspondence Greenbushes Tin Fields
A fragmented letter questions government funding and mine delays, noting large landholdings by tin companies. It critiques ground access, labor, and warrants discussion on why fields are held idle while money and work are scarce. The message hints at unresolved or obstructed operations and delays in mining activity.
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Eanor
Wanno
Cattle Abortion Debate Aired in Bridge Town Meeting
Mr Stan Wheatley reported to Minister Wise in Bridge Town about measures to improve cattle abortion in dairy. Officials from the Agricultural Department discussed control limits, costs, and the need for veterinary research and a metropolitan laboratory funded to £1,000.
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Stan Wheatley
Wise
Bridgetown
Devon
Mr. Wine
Agricultural Department
Food ration coupons and totals from 1944 Australia
The notice lists current ration coupons for tea sugar butter meat and crackers with validity dates and limits. It notes weekly allowances, period expirations such as February 11 and February 2, and a 12 week renewal cycle following a June meeting. It cites a 1944 Australian total of 14,142,000 with reference to the 1921 record level.
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Cousion
Cacle
Australia
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Allied Unity
Munjimup Court
Crmwentr
Avriculum
Grawcony
Xalivttor
Heywood
Bridgetown Troop
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