Butter Factory Proposal Sparks Debate in Bridgetown
A Perth engineer outlines an ambitious Bridgetown butter factory scheme with a 4 semcos operatives company a dairy on Dupish lines and potential canning plant. Proponents push private enterprise while critics warn it could mean a new tax and high overhead. Local producers petitioned for board support as stakeholders discuss private versus public roles.
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Perth
Bridgetown
Semcos Operative Company
Copenturscen
Asiatic Company
Sehaire Fe Gejeta
Hnne
Tehh Manufacturern
Copenhagen
Bagshaw
Moore
Mr. Buguhaw
Leah
Co- Operative Dairy Conventicence
World 0
Tlalooney Uber Fem Eyeerestig
Son Smith
Bayshaw
Moyes
Frany
Maugha
Jim
Evans
Bagybow
Obituary Notice for William Dalley Par Shar
William Dalley Par Shar died on July 9. He was a prominent resident of the Yor nip district and educated at Glasgow University where he earned a Master of Arts. He moved to Australia in 1905 and lived in Yormy district for 40 years. He helped found the Brown Galf Club Bridgetown Bowling Club and Yarnuy Creek Club and was well liked by all who knew him.
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William Dalle
Parshar
Yornip
Farqun- Thur
Ile Tokmrquhar
Grangewnuth
Scotland
Soho
Glasgow University
Yormy Duutriet
Brown Galf Clit
Bridgetown
Bowling Cloke
Yarnuy Crekat
Saidie
Bunbury
Perth
Daniele
Thoraday
Lael Health Department
Cooper
Balinan
Rwidways
Fay
RSL Women’s Auxiliary
Gensohuahos Methodint
H. Rahlaron
Abe Ant
Greenrushes Advancement Association
Greenbushes Hospital
Gremiliebes "“Hospital
Rand Hoard
Preignit
Mewort
B. Tindnay
Smith
G. Willian
Morsgen
M. Blewg
Ehairman
Mullerton
Aulmwunl
Saft
Secrnary
Morenn
Pullertor
Bouday
Italy
Nba
Lindeny
Te Norbert
Mlewalt
Ourvived
Dwarvenburline
Thanke Ly Dorwarded
Aly Eaetnge Aceouma
BAS
Bal Domnes
A. Parke
Death of Mr A J Flanagan Bridgetown Tributes
sincere regret that Bridgetown mourns the death of Mr A J Flanagan after a Sunday evening passing. He was a respected worker, generous to those in need and a loyal colleague. A large crowd attended the funeral in Bunbury with tributes from the community and local organizations.
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A. J. Flanagan
Bridgetown
A. J
Erie
Bunbury
Vemnetary
High Ealeem
Nll
Soldier Settlement Protest Discussed by Bridgetown Road Board
A Bridgetown Road Board meeting heard no reply to a protest against the ballot system for Soldier Settlement blocks. The discussion urged favoring applicants resident in the district who can access local aid and part time work with nearby farmers, affecting how blocks are allotted.
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Sigma
Bridgetown Road Board
Soldier Settlement Schein
Wan
Local Hockey Draw In Perth Embers Match
Bridgetown and Manjimup fielded strong sides in a 2 goal each draw at Bridge Town on Saturday. Notable players included Mary Anderson Pam Sibley Lena Poling and Joan Thompson for Bridgetown with Waddington Veale sisters and Skene for Manjimup. Umpire Finlay Campbell officiated a tight contest.
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Perth
Bridgetown
J. Vanle
TD. Venle
Ye Wiquhart
H. Waddington
P! Fiveton
Lot Fleeton
T. Flewton
Jena Foliun
M. Cornwall
Elsie Ortep Wid Gori
Care
Care, ' Wnwup, Pan ‘Sibley, Joan ‘Phommnaon
A O'Nui
A. Yardley
Jaune
Adymarin
Iderson
Fowler
B. Gomine
Warnida Schone
Finlay Campbell
Tiwan
Mass Urquhart
Peet
Dut
Pat
Mary Anderson
Pamt Sibley
Wanda Skene
Joan Thompson
Vivitora
Pam Sibley
Lena Poling
Reval
Manjimup
Gommo An
O'Neill
Alice Yardley
Veale
Thuretown
Geval Berry Bibles
Manjim
Whiel
Dorothy Fleason
Premier Frank Wise Visits Bridgetown Tomorrow
The Premier of Western Australia Hon. Frank Wise will visit Bridgetown with Mr ER Maar. He will meet Bridestown Road Board representatives and district and town organizations to discuss regional issues and tribulations.
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Weetern Australia
Frank Wise
ER Maar
Fin Bridestown Road Board
Sud
Australia
Tributions Problams
Catterick PPA Discusses Bank Rates and Dairy Plans
At the Catterick PPA meeting on July 13 under Mr E. McKelvie, a three member committee was appointed to review replies from the Associated Banks on reducing interest from 6 to a lower rate and from the Stock Exchange on commissions. The group will report next meeting. A letter from the Yornup branch was discussed, with members backing selling in the open market and sharing dairy industry experiences. The board was asked to consider purchasing the Greenbusher Road School, with caution on Under Secretary for World Labour policy conditions. The secretary noted the need to address town lane access and distributor supply questions before selling head office assets.
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Catterick Ppa
My E. McKelvie
Threm
Associated Banks
Stock Séleamen’s Association
Hoad
Uma
Worl Lamp Mani
Kead
Timber Mill Closes as Floods Halt Nannup operations
In the Nannup district the timber mill owned by Pater son shut temporarily due to floodwaters surrounding the site and transport blockages along the Paina Montel Avenue road, putting about 20 workers idle.
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Nannup
Paterson
Becauys
Lowe
Bridgetown Club Social Highlights a New Evening Event
At the Bridgetown Club on Saturday evening guests gathered for a ceremonial social with hosts Georgy Werbarton and Tile Gelenter leading the proceedings. Attendees enjoyed the usual social games and toasts as plans for future social evenings were discussed.
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Bridgetown
Lilies
Georgy Werbarton
Tile Gelenter
Retary
Rog Heater
Ant My
L. K. Goodridge
Ueual
Norvers
Tomy
Nannup Football Narrowly Misses Upset Spark
Nannup and Jarrahwood met Sunday with Jarrahwood edging Nannup 4 12 to 5 15 as Nannup showed strong final quarter courage. Nannup players Murison Vernon Widdison Savage and Mackie Waketwh K Muldrum McAtee and Kourney stood out while Hitchcock inspired Jarrahwood. A premiership match is set at Jarrahwood between Nannup Brook and Jarrahwood. Nannup Brook leading 20 to 0. Nannup football club held a dance last Saturday to raise funds for the accident fund. Len Miller presented entertainment and the evening went well.
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Nannug
Jarrahwood
Nannup Brook
Nannup
Tayrahwood
Nannup Poothall Club
Epitentee
Len Miller
Greenbushes Centrals triumph in Sunday match
A large crowd watched Centrale defeat Boyup Brook in wet conditions at Greenbushes recreation ground. Key players included Yeates, Graham, Carroll, Leahy for Centrale and McLean, Whitten, Miller for Boyup Brook. Umpire Blakeney officiated as teams and locals celebrated regional club activity and upcoming events.
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Centrals
API
Arlene Wether
Toealy
Inne
Centrale
Torous
Wey
Npwonente
Bae In
I Yeates
Graham
Carroll
Leahy
Boyup Brook
McLean Ba Whitten
G- Miller
Stanton
W. Patterson
Blakeney
Farmer Killed When Truck Door Pinning Tragedy
Frank William Munyard a 40 year old farmer from Mullalyap died after a truck overturned on the Bon Hory Donnybrook road near Kirup. He was reportedly pinned under the driver's side door as the vehicle tipped into a roadside embankment. The accident occurred on Sunday afternoon. a Pantybrook native arrived to assist.
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Frank William Munyard
Mullalyap
Pantybrook
Church services at St Pauls UK Gland Parish
An OCR fragment lists Sunday July 21 services at St Pauls Church UK Gland including Holy Communion at 4 am Evensong at 7 40 am and Holy Eucharist later in the day with multiple garbled names and times.
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ST. Paul's Church
Gland
AL Am
Moly Enelurist
Patty Evensong
Dem
Evenane
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MR. W. D. Farquhar
Soldier Settlement
HO. P. J. Wise
Bridgetown Club Social
Nannup News
Rifle Club
Andrie
Twin
A. Bowes
D. Blythe
O. Blythe
Muwrw
BD. Badvick
H. Hano
Green
G. McKittrick
Maranup
Sennigs Beonsmyg, Tao Pm
Teewoam Mectar
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