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Newspaper
Bridgetown Advocate
Location
Bridgetown, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Aug 04, 1938
Page
7
A brief notice outlines the birth of Mr Murray of Labour Little and notes his rise in public service. Details on the family and date are limited in the fragment.
A fragmented item shows a land sale notice with unclear details and rates. It references a local assessor and property parcels but full facts are unreadable. The readable portions indicate an official sale action and associated rates.
The Bridgetown Road Board discusses library funding and growth plans amid debt concerns and education policy. Officials propose four Ward library loans totaling advances for capital value and ongoing costs to expand access and support reading in the district.
The Radiant Health initiative faced debate as council members discussed dietary reform and school nutrition. A Nutrition Committee report cited expert views on diet and the role of apples in child health, urging careful food selection and public action.
The迎 hospital tax in Mandirup prompted debate at a public meeting chaired by Warren. Mr Thuckle and Rev Murgerman urged fair funding while discussing hospital costs, government support, and food value education. The discussion touched on tax exemptions, remittance, and the role of diet and cooking knowledge in public health.
The Uridgetown Agricultural Mobility group reports its final membership figures and announces a routing update. The secretary details the changes at the annual meeting held on Wednesday, noting new pathways for engagement and upcoming events.
The June issue highlights articles on habits of sheep control methods and apple prep for markets. It includes experiments with tubers and fertilizer effects, and notes the journal's distribution to readers at the Bridgetown office.
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