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Newspaper
Bridgetown Advocate
Location
Bridgetown, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Oct 31, 1940
Page
1
Typewriters for sale described as overhauled with a six month guarantee against defect. Standard machines, enquiries encouraged. Apply to the Office Systems for details and pricing.
Bridgeville Advocate notes a forthcoming Thursday event about surgeons and dentists. The item remains fragmentary with unclear date specifics and no further details available from the readable text.
Fragmented report notes Thursday and Saturday visits by J A Clark and R S D Gargett to Busselton and Nannup business hours, an advisory council to be consulted at Nannup War Council, and dates for wartime discussions. It discusses opposition to a national government, political strategy, and the planned role of an advisory council amid election aftermath and war effort.
The Bridgetown branch of the CWA hosts a card afternoon on Wednesday November 6 with Lesser town Society help and wine. A flower show at Lesser town last Friday drew good entries. Soldiers Welfare Committee notes a meeting on Wednesday last and a discussion of the Soldiers Dependants' Scheme. Awards for roses and primulas were announced by Mrs. Moulton. Land lease applications near Greenbushes are discussed for mining area timber, with multiple plots and allocations reviewed. A Town Hall show December 8 is planned for charity proceeds to Bridgetown Baby Clinic and St John Ambulance.
The death occurred at her home on Aves Road Bridgetown in October. Rose Caroline Huggett aged 68 had suffered ill health for over two years and endured much pain bravely. She was a well known resident and active in St. Pauls Guild for many years born in Northam. Her only daughter Roy died in England while at the Royal College of Fusion on a scholarship. The funeral was held in the Bridgetown Cemetery with a service at St. Pauls Church in the Anglican section.
HJ Machin chaired a meeting of Badgetown fruit growers with 00 notices sent and 00 district members present. Gen Darks discussed the Fruit Acquisition scheme while E Hill argued the principle of taxing fruit growers is wrong. A large grower with 74 acres would face over £21. officials warned the tax could burden small growers and fund destruction efforts next year. The Fruit Ply Committee plans extra inspectors as fruit pests rise in the state.
In the Greenbushes region the tinfield dredge is reported to be operating toward the lode channel. Mining work by Vulcan Minerals and Lidix jiggle shows promising values with the dredge running two shifts in good conditions.
A garbled back page note lists Corpral Ruck of the 25th Light Tor te Regiment and various local residents visiting towns and meeting friends. The fragmentary text mentions Mr B Reavis, Mrs Turner, Mrs Reinpe, and others, with scattered references to Bridgetown and Moree.
Sunday November 3 services listed for Bridgetown and surrounding areas. Sunday School sessions scheduled at Bridgetown 2 30 pm and 3 0 pm service times vary in Greenham and Wilga. Brayup Brook and Nannup missioner Reynolds lead sessions with multiple Sunday Schools and afternoon gatherings.
In Bridgetown Local Court on November 3 Trinity XXIV the magistrate heard W Alexander of Children’s Service seek £16 from Wandillup for cattle head claims. The preacher, The Bishop, attended with Holy Communion and Confirmation Servs listed. A further adjournment was granted after a letter presented.
Public notices remind residents to send in personal milestones such as weddings and pet marriages for a permanent local record. The plea suggests the newspaper can handle details or write up the item if needed, offering service to friends and neighbors.
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