Farmers Union Debates Super Deliveries and Subsidies
The Bulingup branch leads a motion on early super deliveries to avoid congestion and to compensate growers for retreatment costs. Debate covers who bears costs, manufacturing advance, and railway delivery, with pilots suggesting 60 percent super levels. The BalIngup motion passes amid discussion of 60 to 80 percent targets and investigations into a satisfactory rate.
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Bulinguu
Resolution
Mc Warner
Enlitiewp
Bulk Handling Of Cream In The Farmers Union Meeting
The Farmers Union Blackwood Zong Council met last Friday with chair Baird leading a discussion on bulk handling of cream. The executive and members debated reverting to single resting, deeming it inadvisable. Some feared a push by a company seeking change, while others argued margin and safety with bulk handling could be improved with caution. A proposal to connect with South West Dairies for a single cam fest-fongewe ta ive was noted.
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Farmers” Union Blackwood Zong
Fe. Baird
Haddig
Bridgetown Trotting Club Holds First Meeting
The new Bridgetown Trotting committee met last Saturday evening and donated £2 2s to Bridgetown Bay Sebuta funds to send Bridgetown contingent East at Christmastide. Races for three events were fixed with entries fixed at 8s. Mr M Glancy was elected steward and Copnland selected as keeper of scales. Members aim to assist the committee in preparing programmes for the coming season.
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Bridgetown Bay
Bridgetown
Provident
M. Glancy
Copnland
Secretary Bridgetown Relieves Mr Ken Wood in Transfer
Bridgetown based firm Meera Goldsbrough Mort and Se Limited names Sleeener and colleagues in place of Mr Ken Wood who has resigned and transferred to Bunbury offices, signaling a leadership change within the local branch.
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NRW
Sleeener Et
Inaugural Hayup Brook Hospital Auxiliary Meeting
The Hayup Brook Hospital Auxiliary held its first meeting at Town Hall on Wednesday with large attendance. Officers elected: President Mrs Donovan, Vice President Mrs Inglis, Secretary Mrs Goyder, Treasurer Mrs Randall. Debutante Ball planned for October 2 with Governor Sir Jamon Mitchell as guest. First rehearsal scheduled for September 7 at 7:30 p.m. in Town Hall. A supper committee formed and listed. The next meeting to discuss supper at Mrs Donovan's on September 8.
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Hayup Brook Hospital
A. Farrell
Pydent
Donovan
W. F. Inglis
Mra
EL. Commins
James Donovan
Quartermaine
Goyder
Smith-Ryan
Brooks
Randall
Inglis
Puller
Broadhurst
Byron
Miss Abel
Brown Trout Liberation Sparks Bridgetown Rearing Effort
One hundred seventy brown trout specimens were transported from Pemberton Hatcheries to Bridgetown on Tuesday. About 90 were released into the Blackwood River, around 50 sent to Greenbushes, and the rest into Shepherd’s Creek. Vehicles provided by Bridgetown Road Board, with foreman Tait and Mr Stan Shepherd guiding the transfer. Continuous care was taken during transit, with only one fish fatally affected.
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Pemberton
Bridgetown
Blackwood
H. Smith
Greenbushes
Shepherd
Bridgetown Road Board
Tait
Stan Shepherd
Want Probate Duties Reduced at Mackwood Zone meeting
A note from the Cattarick branch delegate reports a decision at the Mackwood Zone butterf at Meeting in Mridge town. The motion seeks to offset probate duties by easing burdens on wives and those who must carry on, a point strongly stressed by attendees.
Boyup Brook Lottery Prize Draw Involved Bridge Players
In Boyup Brook the first prize of £3,000 from the W.A. Lotteries draw was won by a ticket under the name Boyup Brook Bridge. Four regular bridge players were suspected as holders: L Thorn, T Tabteny, F Mitchell, and B Vincent Ceailway guard of Katanning. Farmers debated faulty materials and high machinery prices at meetings, urging protests and inquiries.
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Lotteries
Boyup Brook
W.A. Lotterien
Boyup Brook Bridge
Jovup Brook
F. Mitchell
Kalamning
B. Vincent Ceailway
Katanning
Tabreny
Bridgetown Club Sc Beard Wins Jalwot On Sunday
Bridgetown results show Beard leading with top scores in the 500 and BMN yards while Foster and J Cl held close behind. Next Sunday features a Spun shoot and service at 200 yards ranges. hockey matches at home saw Bridgetown men defeat Golda girls and Magpies beat Bridgetown bluce three goals to nil with a nine-player lineup.
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Bridgetown Club
Sc. Beard
Foster
J. Cl
R. Beard
Poster
J Che
K Shepherd
L. Lowe
J, Bentley
Billington
J. Archer
F. Tate
L Thoid
R. Workman
Bridgetown
Golda
Manjimup “Magpies
Magpies
Annual R S L Ball Brings Bridgetown to Life on Friday
The Town Mail reports the annual Returned Soldiers League ball in Bridgetown on Friday night August 27. A packed hall danced from 2 30 pm until 3 am to two orchestras, with lavish decor and stylish gowns. The event, organized by a capable committee, drew a large crowd and left guests saying it was one of those great nights with friendliest atmosphere.
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Peron
Umba
Ever
Alwedys
Acquisition Support Sought For Rabbit Netting Supplies
A controversial letter from the American Industrial Research Foundation urges growers to indicate netting needs for rabbit control. It requests local data on quantities, regional demand, and requests farmers to lobby federal and state members for aid. The note highlights widespread demand and calls for publicity and participation across Australian agricultural regions.
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WIERE
J. M. Bayley
The
American Industrial Research Foundaton
America
USA
Trade and Customs
B. Courties
Australia
Newales
Geogiers
Council Appoints Vice Presidents in Local Meeting
The Tedgytown Framer Union council named W.K. Waller and Cole Owl Davies as vice presidents. The move followed resignations and a vote to elevate both to view presidents, with succession planned for roles previously held by others.
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W.K. Waller
Cole Owl Davies
Black Howl
W. Dowkin
Nunnay
Lothy
Bennet
Iva Vom Joorinny
Seven Days Imprisonment At Bridgetown Police Court
Giuseppe de Toni received seven days imprisonment at Bridgetown Police Court this week for frequencing licensed premises to obtain liquor while being a prohibited person.
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Bridgetown
Gueseppe de Toni
Lcensed Preauves
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Uent
Mr. Beard
Davies
England
Mead
Yaa
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Bayup Brook
Blackwood Butterfat_ Council
Brunel
Head
Anthong
Appakur
Amachiney
Gundystown
Axk
Andi
Farimek
R.S.L. Ball
Providen
United Nations
Appeal For Child
Christine Walton
Hugh Brown
Jam Bhoebridge
Adrian Lockley
Alan ‘McLean
Little. Wey
Una
Brownfioney
Ura
American Industrial Research Foundation
J. M. Hayley
Council
Bex
John Sheraton
Newland St
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