Flax Growers Meet Discuss Wages and Attendance
The Upper Blackwood Flax Growers Zone annual meeting at Boyup Brook addressed attendance apologies and the 1920s era payment plan. The president Mr P L Furnish and treasurer led sessions on arrears, field yields, and mill deductions while proposing committee changes and farmer incentives amid heavy rains and land conditions.
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D. Forrest
Campbell
H. Gibeon
Anta Hw
P. L. Furnsi
Uni
Max
Miro
Plata Nut
W. Hack
Taylor
Nix
Mecary Borrest Farlengh
Abel
W. Huck
Korn
Jie
Fusleigh
Shere
Joel
Caver
Melbourne
Belue Road
Bull
Alyernwernetetegie
Cumming
Crower
Robin
Tay Toe
Guy
Farleigh
Sinhad
Traffic Act Seeks Police Cooperation In Town District
The meeting chaired by Mr. B S Hester discussed enforcing traffic rules to improve roadway safety. A warning system was favored over penalties, noting a recurring violation at Hampion and Skeesa intersection. Members considered prohibiting turns at the corner to reduce danger while promising future cooperation with authorities.
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jgQh Manama Af
Spi O
Boerday Helush Veering
B.S. Hester
Rontarks Bet
Bowsolt Axis
Siena
P. Waters
Hum
Takiar
Sgt. Downert
Bridgetown
McAlind
Marchiate
Illuminated Address Presented To Bridge Town Road Board Member
The meeting of the Bridge Town Road Board featured a presented illuminated address for Mr. W. A. Durtak and fellow members. The chairman recalled 40 years of service as the district grew from twenty homes to a larger community, noting the long tenure and changing times.
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W. A. Pos
A. Durtak
Bridgetown Road Board
Doust
Enyupayers
Naitu
Reading and pumpkins grow from a distant builder tale
An old builder famed for reading over work delays a 43 year quest to greet his son in law. He borrows 26 pounds after a protracted quarrel and, after books arrive, hides for rest. Pumpkins sprout atop his heap of documents, a local tale retold as a cautionary fable.
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Bridgetown
Chas
Tom
Bridgetown Red Cross Branch Report Highlights Efforts
The Bridgetown branch reports a busy year with monthly meetings and field work. Funds totaled £2,017 10s 8d with £2,380 10s 4d sent to HQ and local drives supporting clothing, meals, and hospital aid amid wartime shortages.
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Bridgetown
Kristay
Guloesh Pad
Omine
Omine Reiisd of Ogl On That Year's Tour of Wor, Due Efelly Ly
R. Stevens
H.W
Med Cross
Diviejori
Aml
Spielal Xailoes Hous
Bridgetown Agrication Goviety
Waas
Jonus Warm
Agetcullusal Society
Thy Beundh
Wellford
P&c. Association
Evert
Winnesip
Howon
Cattereky Sunngnide
Progress Association
Foster Mos Hay
Vidal Trimbees
Ben
Dushmonts
Gravel Ramps Emphasized At Local Meeting
At the Rowd Board meeting Mr Stan Wheatley stressed the value of raw manned ramps and their timely construction to ease travel. He noted ramps near hills would draw heavy use and urged action.
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Stan Wheatley
le A. Svane
Everatuey
Coupon Schedule for Food and Clothing Issued
The notice outlines coupons for clothing tea sugar butter and meat with various validity windows. Four coupons become usable every four weeks and stay valid for 12 weeks. meat coupons currently available expire July 30.
Nighttime Red Cross collection at Bridgetown depot
The Bridgetown Red Cross requests volunteer help and clothing donations for a drive at the depot Friday evening. Indicated are men’s women’s and children’s garments and other warm items for visitors, with emphasis on prompt contributions and orderly collection.
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Duyrn
Hiss
Fire Destroys Goods in Railway Yard Blaze
Damage from a Sunday fire at a railway yard involved oils and stock. Railway workers helped extinguish the flames and saved track and most contents, though tarpaulins and hardware cases were damaged. A town crowd gathered as crews fought the blaze.
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Jimny
Mosnne
Free Lending Library and Bridgetown Meeting Notes
A local meeting discusses a free lending library on One Wewretawn Road. A committee is named to study advisability of providing a free tonite fund. A motion to proceed with a query to the town board is noted, with members emphasizing public access and entitlement to clear rules.
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Wewtretawn
Siewins
Bridgetown
Diphtheria Immunisation Efforts Reported by Council
The Keswadan district council documented immunisation drives targeting children in Mele Ourne and Waishildren, noting a rise in successful vaccinations and a decline in diphtheria cases during the 1441 time frame. The report highlights six years of vaccination as a precautionary measure amid noted outbreaks.
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Meleourne
Keswadan
Flity Council
Ned Sar
Upbenea
Tome
Bridgetown Club Golf Match Report With Scores
Bridgetown club held a Saturday stroke play competition at Bridetown with HG Long and W Toyer posting solid scores. The event showcased multiple players such as TH B Hester, Sylvar Hak, Drummond and Wheatley in a tight field. A Sinbreford competition is planned for next Saturday.
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Bridertown
HG Long
BB. Meeeter
Hester Bay
W. A. Jones
Duit
Sylvalr
Hak
Peer
Rt-A1
the C
Drummond
Wheatley
W. Toyer
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Alen
Corti
Uxeras
Cocky
Adele
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Dhuer
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Paw Bosit
Novmn
Hoapital
Giel Guides
Kupt
Eput
RED Cross Raul
Europe
Pacific
Red Cross
Apel
Mrc Mennett
Om Runigers
Muro
Cory
Churchill
V.A.D
Red Crane
Funda
Dane Ecroniber
Ness
Wery Holt
Wallie
Paoltie
Red Cross Bridgetown Branch
Bridgetown Club
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