Trotting News From Fremantle Meet At Gloucester Park
Fremantle Trotting Club will stage a meeting at Gloucester Park with races including a 175 breeders handicap and a divided handicap for 10 furlongs and 11/2 miles. Ruling Globe, Black Bertha, Red Runner, Royal Sheik, Alamein, Kaling Maid, Stormy Weather and Idolect lead a field noted for late-season form and potential wins.
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Fremantle Trotting Club
Gloucester Park
A. Jones
Black Bertha
Red
Royal Heather
Baron
MEAT COUPONS AND FARM SLAUGHTERERS' POSITION
The Director of Rationing Mr Lumming announced coupon changes to use Group A for calculations, with a new ready reckoner being distributed to butchers. Farmers who slaughter meat for others must register as farm slaughterers by January 31, and neighbours often pool supplies in shared practices.
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Lumming
The Late Ex Senator Lynch State Funeral
MG Patrick Joseph Lynch former President of the Senate died in Perth last Saturday A state funeral was held and he was interred at Karrakatta Cemetery last Monday Lynch born May 1857 in Newcastle County Meath Ireland son of a farmer He came to Australia worked on the land joined Boulder Municipal Council later part of Labor for Mr Leonora resigned to enter Commonwealth Parliament served as a senator until 1938 He died at age 76 and is survived by his widow a son and two daughters
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MG. Patrick Joseph Lynch
Senate
Perth
Karsakatta
Lynch
Newcastle
County Meath
Ireland
Lynchlef
Australia
Boulder
Labour
Leonora
ALF
Farm Slaughtering Rationing Coupons Referenced
The text outlines coupon collection by farm slaughterers and transfers to the Deputy Director of Rationing. It requires monthly returns detailing animals slaughtered and coupons forwarded from ration books for the slaughterer and household.
Farm Slaughtering Ration Rules Require Monthly Reports
The text instructs group farm slaughterers to register, file monthly meat slaughter returns with the Deputy Director of Rationing, and forward unused meat coupons. If the entire household relies on farm slaughtering, all household coupons should be sent.
Keeps Managers Mind on Trainers With Busy Racing Card
In the Timber Industries Handicap Lady Watheroo led at 27s and was sent out at 10s finishing strongly to win by 21 yards. Percy's Maid placed second in the same race and is a saver for next Produced. Logan Derby promises an impressive New Year Handicap run and Jewel's Heir picked up some cash for a likely next start. Lin's Relic won the Carnival Handicap with Gentle Bobbie failing to match. Baron Antique lost ground and finished out of the money. Childewood Direct showed dash into third and should be closer next race. Kato remains a consistent pacer with Broad Again and Balgay Tass also noted for future aims. Roseit, Vantage, and Broad Again are among others worth tracking for potential wins or good finishes.
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Black Bertha
Red Runner
Idolect
Kolect
Mining Industries
Lady Watheroo
Timber Industries
Meat rationing era begins as Western Australia faces scarcity
VULCAN NOTES OF THE WEEK reports Australia shifts to meat rationing amid war. Australian meat supply tight as Western Australia faces constrained distribution while debates over policy and criticism swirl. The piece urges cooperation and equitable access, noting meat surplus should be exported when possible.
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Western Australia
Senator Keane
Australia
Best-Dressed Women From Vogue Noted During U S Visit
During a press encounter in the United States the reporter quoted Lily Pons Mrs Lawrence Tibbett Mrs Harold Talbot and Rosalind Russell as leading fashion figures while Vogue’s influence on style was acknowledged.
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United States
Vogue
Lily Pons
Lawrence Tibbett
Harold Talbot
Rosalind Russell
Government policy sparks debate on rationing and free medicine
A letter argues rationing reveals food production failures and calls for transparent meat export data. It condemns free medicine as socialist overreach, warns it erodes privacy, and favors housing and nutrition measures. The piece laments bush fires in Victoria, urges practical fire prevention, and notes anticipated American bomb sorties into Germany this winter.
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Australis
Classifieds Listings Tease Ads Across Regions
A scanned page from a regional paper lists multiple advertisers and department stores. It highlights how displays tease items and urges readers to explore advertisements for poultry plants implements and other goods offered by vendors across several regional papers.
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Gordon Hack
A. Shepherd
Stsream
Chas. Watson CO
Barrack Street
W.A
WAR Service
GEO. Adams
Tattersall
Tgspee
Rssatla
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Sll
New Zealand
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Elaine Aan
Ruling Globe
Royal Sheik
T. C. Davies
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Globe
Alamein
Kaling Maid
Royal
Heather
Royal Teather
Hhis
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Percy
Logan Derby
Jewel
Lin
Gentle Bobbie
Childewood Direct
Kato
A ‘Sakene
Broad
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Eveready
M. J. Bateman Ltd
Milligan ST
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THE
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H. J. Mulder
Pen Wisven
Arnet Bros
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London
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Walline
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Wyetha
Dowerin Guardian
Dampier Herald
Bescabsi
Southern Cross News
Hotel Australia
G.P
Frank Guilfoyle
Goldfields Club
Ken Angel
Dr. Pier
Wellington Streets
Macfarlane & Co. Ltd
Murray Street
Ami
Vine Motors
Glendinning & CO
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King Street
Rosenstamm Pty., Ltd
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William Street
United Press, Ltd
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