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Newspaper
Bridgetown Advocate
Location
Bridgetown, Western Australia, Australia
Date
May 04, 1939
Page
5
During tenure Prodwerrs policy endorses resolutions aimed at improving workers conditions. Hon MP Dundoy ALC president at the conference spoke on permeating reforms across the Empire. The move marks a practical step aligning with British Australian and New Zealand governments.
English Friesians era described with emphasis on efficiency and herd improvements. mentions Friesian cattle at Grrely Lege labs, tractor use, and a 17300 acre tract purchased in 1899 still in service. notes no replacement through 20 years, and a field meet that highlights performance.
Classified notice seeks a man for a widening role in sales management and accounting tasks. Requires willingness to study, permanent residence, and relevant aptitude. Details and benefits provided upon application.
The author argues for a pension scheme akin to England’s to aid long-serving public figures, challenging notions that Lyons family salary covers all needs. He critiques sensational press coverage and calls for better publicity of Australia’s own stories and achievements, urging balanced reporting and support for weary public servants.
Phyllis and Lacy chase revenge as Johny B a Marland College economist, flunks them, and arranges a summer at Sunset Lodge Minnesota. The trio confronts the law, a jailbird, and a feud while waitressing in a chiffon ensemble under scorching expectations.
In a hazy town scene, a group loiters at a Sunset Lodge site as a deputy and sheriff argue with a pair inside a car. Laughter erupts, a revolver is brandished, and authorities attempt to calm the tense exchange, ending with an abrupt teaser for a continuation.
The State Country Party leaders and supporters gathered for a social meeting honoring Mr Lathan and the late Mr Breguson. Speakers praised Mr Lathan’s unwavering work during the recent campaign as dignitaries from the party and related associations paid tribute.
In a toast discussion, speakers praised Mr. Latham for his tireless campaigning across constituencies, uniting factions within The Association and party. They warned against government changes and wheat price declines affecting the Victorian party’s prospects, hoping Mr. Latham might lead Western Australia.
A garbled OCR fragment lists scattered names, places, and phrases including references to a pedigree, Mir, Mervin, Mebane, Hay, Arle, Yruainegnat, and Alyse Mastin. It resembles a scribbled note or partial newspaper item with multiple unconnected segments and no clear event or date.
An OCR fragment advertises castle motel and Wamersley Flats at North Beach near Forrest Amusement Park. It mentions open-air valleys, night fun and games, a regular bus service, and references to F. Cooper of North Beach.
OCR text shows a string of hotel names and scattered phrases across streets and places. Mentions include George Hotel, Beaufort Hotel, Newcastle Streets, Lord Street, Norwood Hotel, Carlton Hotel, and other identifiers, with garbled descriptors and partial names. No clear event or narrative. likely a damaged directory or listing fragment from a Western Australian page.
Fragmented historical text discusses Mr W M Hughes ex-minister and Australian policy on New Guinea. It references fuel, Germany, and potential Australian response, with unclear details on dates, names, or outcomes. The passage is garbled, but points to debates on colonial holdings and wartime strategy.
A damaged report describes sea floor features near Gibraltar with mentions of reefs, holes, and a rising tide. Notes on weather conditions, wind, and possible mining activity are included, along with references to survey teams and instruments used in the exploration.
A jumbled OCR style fragment lists scattered names and terms such as Santee, Mansa, Temitian, Ne, PS, and Wer with stray phrases about talent and readiness. No coherent event or clear action emerges beyond unreadable items and partial references to people and places.
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