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Newspaper
Bridgetown Advocate
Location
Bridgetown, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Mar 09, 1939
Page
7
This memo notes that correspondence received by web and paper is the writer’s view and not necessarily the paper’s policy. It clarifies that publication does not bind the organization to those views and that opinions remain the writers’ own.
A correspondent dismisses Weight's involvement and critiques public discourse as drift. The writer blames politicians bankers economists and party men for societal trouble and calls for fresh ideas. The piece laments mutual complicity and the descent into collective blame.
In a letter to the editor and public exchanges, I. Doust MLA defends Labour policy and rails against hollow promises by opponents. He cites commitments to railways, roads, and services, criticizes political dishonesty, and urges electors to judge by outcomes rather than pledges.
Fragmentary OCR shows a discussion of an independent candidate and ballot labeling at the Hole. The text references Mr Count and Mr Senith and hints at electoral procedure and possible protest or marking on the ballot. The readable portions imply a dispute over how a candidate should appear on the ballot and eligibility.
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An old advertisement promotes aerated waters and syrups made from purest ingredients. It urges local orders, prompt service, and support of local industry. The text emphasizes employee involvement and invites readers to contact Gill for orders.
A Walpole debate panel questions Mr Latham MLA about alleged offers to endorse the Munir Party and potential endorsements. The exchange centers on whether Mr Lowe’s claim and Mr Duret’s long association with the PDA were accurate and whether any endorsement was offered or refused under association rules.
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