Correspondence on Democracy and Bank Policy in Australia
William Ager argues that party politics serve a hidden hand agenda to regulate electors and bolster private finance. He accuses leaders like Nock and Page of favoring the Mortgage Branch and Commonwealth Bank manipulation, urging broader credit from the Commonwealth Bank to aid primary producers before damage is done.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democrate
Pasciani Messrs
Menzies
Casey
Country Party
Cameron
Earle Page
JH. Knock
Commonwealth Bank
FL K. Nock Ie
Nock Shoul
Commonwealth Panik
Nock
Page
Rome
Australia
William Ager
Manjwmp Police Court Fines Man For Unlicensed Vehicle
Peter Stigonis Maliteis of Wag appeared before Mr W Wallwork BL at Manjwmp Police Court on test week for using an unlicensed motor vehicle as required by the Traffic Act. He pleaded guilty and was fined 2 pounds 7 shillings 10 7 with 13 shillings 6d costs. A second charge of driving the vehicle without the correct number plate resulted in a further 10 shillings fine with 10s 6d costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manjwmp
W.wallwork
Wag
Peter Stigonis Maliteis
S.J. Cowen
Mialitis
Costa
93rd Birthday Honours Warren District Patriarch Walter E Blechynden
The Warren district’s oldest resident Walter E Blechynden celebrated his 93rd birthday at Quarrington staying with Mr and Mrs Matthew J Doust. Relatives attended including most of his children and friends. The cake was prepared by Mrs Frank Giblett and the decoration featured figures rather than mounting many candles.
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Warren
Rte
Walter E. Blechynden
Bleehynden
Quarrington
Matthew J
Blechynden
Lister
Mosman Park
Princple
J Gvest
Frank Giblett
Bilechynden
Death of Mrs Harris at Kalgoorlie aged 70
The death occurred on Tune 16 at Kalgoorlie of Mrs Mary Jane Harris aged 70. She was the mother of Mrs V McGrath. Green bushes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Harris
Kalgooriie
Mary Jane Harris J
V McGrath
To the Coast in Winter and Lodge Officers Elected
Two candidates were proposed and accepted for office in Pride of Jamnadup. Bro. P Anglesey was initiated. Officers elected include Bro. P Allen unopposed as RA D and Bro. G Hy Dare as RV. A presentation of a PRAD jewel and diploma followed. The journey to the Warren coast faced heavy rain and flooding delaying plans for a cup competition and a land inscription.
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Bro
P- Anglesey
Pride of
Jamnadup
R.A
P. A. Allen
Rv.ad
G. Hy Dare
SecTreas
H. H Dare
Rig
James
Bros
Miller
D Logan
R-V-A
Dare
Herton
Warren
Jan
They. Ly
Mayo
Pemberton
Lewis
Warren R
Allen
Warren Maye
Brockman
Jourdone
Bro. Allen
Anglesey
Isj
Brer Allen
Death of Rabbi Freedman Leaves Repertory Club in Mourning
Repertory circles across the state mourn the loss of Rabbi Freedman who died Saturday. A longtime Perth resident and senior member of the Perth Repertory Club, he was deeply involved with multiple clubs and expressed sorrow at his passing through those affiliations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rabbi Freedman
Perth
Rabhi Yeas
Bridgetown
Good News for Northcliffe Marginal Wheat Farmers Transfer
On reliable authority relief work in the Manjimup area will be moved to Northcliffe to recondition vacant holdings for occupation by settlers from the marginal wheat districts. The move aims to restart life in the Lower South-West climate after previous failures in the proved wheat belt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manjimup
Northcliffe
Pontiac Silver Arrow Delivers Smooth Quiet Performance
Melbourne Herald reports the Pontiac Silver Arrow offers smooth, quiet cruising with strong acceleration and stable handling. In tests on bitumen and a long hill at Anthony's Cutting, the car climbed easily at speed, reaching 40 on the speedometer and maintaining safe stopping distances. Bert Fee of Manjimup is the local Pontiac dealer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mavne
Anthony
Melbourne
Pontiac
Flerald
Bert Fee
Manjimup
War ren Hospital Board Examines Travel Allowance Controversy
At the June meeting of the Warren Hospital Board debate centered on a letter from the hospital auxiliary secretary requesting a gift for the forthcoming ball supper. Objections to travel allowances and claret cup were discussed, with the latter dropped. The chair urged press disclosure of the allowance matter, clarifying it is funded from general revenue, not public gifts, and that all members have accepted the 8 shillings per month travel stipend to cover meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Hospital
Hall
Duffield
Ale‘ Nowance
Med ‘Cal Department
Comforts
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Fish
R. Hancock & Sons Monumental Masons and Sculptors
Spencer Street
Bunbury Importer
Stromberg Carlson Radios
C. R. Pratt
C. R. P Radio Dealer
Collett
Victoria Street
Westminster
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EAC
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Pemberton Mans’ Adventuri
Jehanniet
Palawely
Mtv Ater
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ManoGoldwyn Stayer Fashion
Ventiae
Anna Pontiac
THE
Freemasons’ Hotel
D. St. Mcalinden
Singer Sewing Machines
B. J. Pell
Otley
Ipsen
West
Shanahan
Amos Street
Fin Faloi
H. Christie Ladies & Gents’ Tailor
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Kookaburra Sea Rooms
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Victoria Insurance Company
Pire
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E. A
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Boyap Brook
Kie
F Meagher
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