Bridgetown Road District Election Notice and Meeting Details
A notice announces an election for four Bridgetown Road Board members with ward seats in Central, South-East and Wernijup. Nominations close March 25 1944 and election day is April 15 1944. Notices call a meeting March 7 in Lesser Hall and request attendance with a plate for a social.
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Bridgetown
Siggins
Theending
Snc Amy
Bridgetown Road Board
Central
Wernijup
Court House Notice of Land Sales and Depth Details
March 7 1944 at noon at the Court House the Naggermp Town 7 r 2L5p 12 Plane and further particulars of three sales may be attained at this office Land sold to a depth of 200 feet below the natural surface except in mining districts where it is granted at a depth of 40 feet or 20 feet only G L NEEDHAM Under Secretary friands.
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Naggermp—Town
G. L. Needham
Friands
Creditors notice and cattle auction sale at Westfield station
In the Supreme Court of Western Australia the will of Arthur Javens deceased is probated. Creditors and others with debts or claims against the estate must lodge particulars in writing to The West Australian Trustee Executor and Agency Company Limited by 135 St George's Terrace Perth before March 3 1044. River sale at yards Westfield Station to follow with 220 cattle including 220 Dalgety Co Limited offerings and various breeds and ages, cattle to be delivered.
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Arthur Javens
West Australian Truster Executor and Agency Company Limited
St. George's Terrace
Perth
Westfield
Dalgety & CO. Limited
Will
Variuna
Angie Butts
The Bridgetown Advocate Oversimplified Reform Story
Fragmentary text references an Advocate piece on reform and a Crimson Dawn theme. It hints at recognition of a prewar or wartime period and mentions Germany with cities affected. The readable portion suggests major destruction and the need to remember events, but specifics are unclear.
Crimson Year 1944 Urges Unity Amid War Strife
An Australia wide wartime editorial urges unity to face the crimson year 1944. It warns division at home could jeopardize victory and peace, calling for restraint in politics, stronger leadership, and a focus on liberty, tolerance, and national resolve as battles rage abroad.
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Ceriain
South America
Germany
Toni Sta Aard
Nevar Bafora
Bern
Crimson Claw
Crmety
Garang
Japan
United Nations
Australia
Austalia
Fucura
Fire fighting plant discussed at Bridgetown Hall meeting
At Bridgetown Hall on Wednesday evening a meeting debated purchasing fire fighting equipment. V A Doust was elected chairman as attendance lagged, and a committee of 12 was formed to raise funds and arrange the plant with a bid to invite the Forestry Department officer O Donnell to demonstrate the equipment.
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Clowk
Bridgetown Hall
V. A. Doust
O'Donnell
Forestry Department
Road Board
Social and Personal Notes From Bridgetown
After a short stay, Mrs Eddy returns to Bridgetown on Thursday. Saturday, our old friend Romeo departs for new pastures. Don't be down, girls, the Merino Ram remains about town.
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Mrs Eddy
Romeo
Scout News and Red Cross Notes From Local Group
The Scout section reports a turnout and good work at the Scout Block on Saturday with a welcome for Glen Phillips to the Wolf Cubs. The Red Cross Cot offers up to £52 yearly aid for returning soldiers and dependents, with eligibility rules and hospital charge coverage. Next week Cubs meet at Ambulance Hall at 6 30 pm sharp and letters of appreciation from Busselton Troop are noted.
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Glen Phillips
Cubs
Repertory Club entertains air force station personnel
The Repertory Club added to its public spirited activities by entertaining air force station personnel. The programme was enthusiastically received by a packed audience. Members who journeyed include Mesdames Curtis Blue Hasel Surat Long N. 8. Williams J. P. Henderson J. Sparks P. Evans Misvex Pade Bk Crowd Morton and J Mesert J. P. Henderson.
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Mesdames Curtis
Blue Hasel
Surat
Long
Williams
J. P. Henderson
J. Sparks
P. Evans
Bk Crowd
Morton
J . Mesert
J. P. Hender
Nannup Visitors Enjoy Bowls Day at Bridgetown Club
Last week visiting Nannup players joined Bridgetown for friendly greenside matches and afternoon tea. E Pearce defeated H Jones in the Slattes Championship final in a tight finish. Ladies Championships in A and B Grades proceed with Handicap Pairs won by Mrs Moulton and Mrs Graham. Club greens praised for their condition as new players show keen participation.
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Nannup
Bridgetown
E. Pearce
H. Jones
Red Cross Notes Bridgetown Branch Meeting March
Bridgetown Hed Crum Society notes a March meeting at Legior Hall today at 3 pm with a jam gift. Members urged to donate plain picture frames and chairs for Red Cross funds. Open house for John Nicholson Home March 11 at 3 pm. volunteers welcome. A new Red Cross booklet Jungle Courage about New Guinea relief is being promoted and sold for 2/6 with copies available at theStewart department shortly.
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Bridgetown
Hed Crum Society
Legior Hall
Red Cross
Leuvel Library
Misa Stanley
John Nicholson
Gibney Street
Cottesloe Beach
James Mitchell
Jungle Courage
New Guinea
Tung
Consolidate Prese Sydney
Stepat Uhortly
Boong
Legislative Council Elections Rolls On April 20
The Legislative Council announces enrolment details for the April 20 election. Eligible voters must be enrolled in their province, with deadlines and fees noted. Information desks at 62 Barrack Street Perth and at courts and road boards provide enrolment forms and qualification criteria.
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Rel
Innacuttin
Prvshold
Junseninn
Petri
Spualitien
Informatins
Barrack Street
Perth
Alka
Monipal
Toad Board
Parente and Citizens Association Annual Meeting Notice
The Parente and Citizens Association will meet in the Lesser Hall at Bridge Town Town Hall on Tuesday March 7 to elect officers for the coming year and discuss other business. A social evening will follow with requests to bring a plate and a small amount of tea or sugar.
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M. E. Haseleurst
Bee
Bridgetown
Parente and Citizens’ Association
Scrap drives supply feeds for wartime munitions and mail
Australians are urged to collect waste paper and cardboard for re processing into essential munitions and fund containers. Salvage organizations will collect and provide disposal arrangements, with newspapers brown paper old letters and cardboard boxes all sought for reuse.
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Australia
Tocal
Japanese Spirit Weakening Amid Pacific Fighting
War dispatches from Eastern New Guinea report Japanese morale shrinking as Australian jungle warfare bites. Frontline observers note retreats and disarray behind limited stands, with Japanese troops withdrawing north of Kankiryo after skirmishes near Matelos. Despite setbacks, analysts say Tokyo remains capable and must be pressed hard to dislodge inland strongholds.
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Australia
New Guinea
Bama
Kankiryo
Watt
Instane
Matelos
The Marshalls Stand As Allied Victory Advances
The assault on the Marshall Islands by American forces signals a heartening shift in the Pacific war. The operation shows fleets of ships and landing craft moving toward Tokyo paths, arguing that fortified resistance can be overcome.
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Marshall Islands
Pearl Harbour
Marshalls
Sapien
Tayan
Ding
Dupa
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