Racing memories of Beaufort and Rosehill's greats from 1925
The article recalls Beaufort’s return to racing at Rosehill on March 20 1925 in the Railway Handicap where he faded as Valiant denied him. It covers Beaufort’s career wins in 1921 and 1922 including the Epsom Craven Plate and Spring Stakes, notes his rivalry with Gloaming, and mentions other stars like Whittier Poly clen, Rogilla and Phar Lap. It ends with memories of Rosehill races and a 1925 Rawson Stakes field full of renowned horses and jockeys, including Jim Pike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hewewan
Beaufort
Ty Racing
Rosehill
Will That F
Jim Pike
Jeading
Valiant
J. Brace
Keachet
Mackay
Anambah
W. H. Mackay
H. Beau Soult
Blaeford
Tvo
Gloaming
Veiled Threat
Jocker
Sack Toohey
Meena
Periwoo
Lausanne
Moorefield
Jack Cush
Boolaroone
Cush
Encré
Journal
Wesh
Ington
Windbag
Lilypond
Whittier
Man’s wages and purpose in labor discussed by R B Vier
A quotation filled piece argues wages alone do not sustain workers and urges unions and employers to see labor as a path to self development. It calls for industrial policy reform and a broader social outlook to give meaning to work beyond pay.
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Amd
R. B
Captain Stirling Hatchery Delivers 7000 Chicks Weekly
Situated near the Stirling Estate in East Guild ord the Captain Stirling Hatchery operates as a modern facility with a weekly capacity of 7000 chicks. It supplies Cham fru day-old chicks in black or white sexed or unsexed, bred from Chane pum, with early deliveries from Carnarvon to Esperance. Address listed as Swattestriety East Guilford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stirling Estate
East Guildord
Captain Stirling
Avatralia
Carnarvon Ter Esperance
East Guilford
Carnarvon
Esperance
The Safest Bet 18 The War Loan
A pre war debate on defence expenditure notes the need to support national security and workers abroad. The article cites opposition claims about government spending and the urgency of funding defence, amid calls for responsible finance and avoiding rash budget cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Ward i
Japan
Germany
Fragmented political crisis and economic strain noted
A garbled report cites ministers and officials blaming shortages of military supplies and economic oils for a political crisis. It references alleged government missteps and shifting loyalties amid wartime pressure, with a note attributed to a New York Daily source via the Bureau of Information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert
Information Statenant
N.Y
Tera
War casualties and the path toward world peace
A wartime casualty tally and reflections on World War II versus World War I, noting figures for deaths and wounds, and arguing against mass warfare. The author laments mechanised war and urges humanity toward understanding and progress to prevent future holocausts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meuse Vwiralit Iu
Cosumony
Wetnees
Goundell
Wolal Aus
Australia
Titty Way
Tien
Congressmen object to Allied commission control of Pacific islands
Congressmen fear an Allied commission will administer Pacific islands seized from Japan, arguing the islands should remain under national control for harbors and defenses. They worry joint administration will blur responsibility and delay crucial future fortifications and Pacific supply line protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hatsaya
Pacific Islands
New Territory: Poland and German Populations
Dr Stephen Tigetin, head of the Institute of International Fanearton, discusses a proposed new territory for Poland. He notes a mixed German and Slavic population in the area, with Protestants forming a large majority and Catholics a minority. He warns that incorporation could fuel ethnic tension and hinder Poland’s postwar aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Wittervene
Argertt
Petla
Apialy
Stephen Tigetin
Tnstitute of
International Fanearton
Fragmented Report on Advances in Science and Security
A garbled note discusses fears of war, peace hopes, and advanced scientific efforts to avert conflict. It mentions a reception in honor of royal figures, a coal watch theft incident, railway and industrial notes, and speculation on future research at universities and laboratories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coas
Abe
Newpoint Wales
Southers
Sports Headliners Of Tomorrow In Postwar Era
The piece envisions a future of continued athletic progress after wartime disruption. It notes expectations of record-breaking feats across events, mentions leading athletes and coaches, and hints at international involvement and wartime effects on track and field developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ani
Internaional Amateur Athletic Federation
America
Anit
Sweden
Mkt
Man Halemiler
Pat Ay
Geonan Pabvena
Cornet
Hale Walker
Fj. Redman
Viles
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WAR Service
GEO. Adams
Tattersall
Spee
Assalla
Federal Executive
Australian
New Zealand
Welte
Hobart
the Bulletin
Splendid Cartoons Service Department
Seciets
Felice Price
Radio
Sparling Staines
HJ. Mulder
Selon Uuiln
Eee
Eee Cesena
Ea Peer
CNL
Barnett Bros
LTD
Wlanjes Iit
U.S
Iwo Jima
Central Pacific
Wo Jima
Tolmui
Hans
Georges Clanda
Walt
Otto
New
Suri
James Mitchell
Larry Mitchell
Goveernor-General
Duchem
Gloucester
Wee Y Uuuier
Carmarcim
Albany
Sean Tye Beuwen University
BSA
Ito
Uia
Jgtven
Ersuret
Eastey Entomvers
de Mare
Tan Stee
Ems Fe
Seiad
Wade
Brimortna
Alex. Barr
Northam
Rumpt Country Service
Queensland
James Goss
Wirewarker
William Street
Perth
Macfarlane ¢Co. Ltd
Murray ST. Perth
David Gray & Co. Ltd
Railway Parade
West Perth
NaRcor
Narcof
W.A.) Limited Economic Chambers
Hudson Taylor
Hay ST
Hudraylor
R. W. Kennedy
Atention
Latham
Dlive Street
Guildford
Elly
Guardian Property Service
Parpelua
Syke
Stirling
Balcatta Lime & Stone Cof
Lake Street
Grompthy R. Bell & CO
Rosenstamb Pty. Ltd
King Street
Saddlery and Marsess
Warted
Bones
West Aucralian Mint
Exper Rebk
Glendinning & CO
Singer
Singer Sewing Machine Company
USA
Hay St. Peet
REED
Hotel Australia
Maine
SPO Ame
Waiteay
Frame
Builfoyle
THE
Goldfields Club
Dr. Pier
Wellington Streets
Ken Angel
Sports Headliners of Tomorrow
Britain
Webster
Jack Forvange
Dian Hoisen
Jesse Cwiew
Ted Bie
John Tilisan
Tor Dad
F. Wolcott
Tahiti
Giliwat
Ancest
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