Royal typewriters and local community notices show strong finish
An extract details Royal typewriters with emphasis on long service and after sale care. It then lists June events in Repatriation and Farmers and Settlers meetings, a district honor roll, back-to-back notes on returning soldiers and a local hall dance with prizes, raffles, and fundraisers, plus road works and a sick report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralingup
E. R. Armstrong
W. Parmenter
Allen Wright
Sandow
Frank Mauger
P. Rhatigan
L. Alfoutt
F. W. Lokis
Perth
F. Lukie
Stallard
Archie
Fotheringham
Edmund Moore
J. F. Wallace
Parkerville
Mr Jones, Sr
J. L. Rose
Corp White
Waddingham
C. Pitt
Rhatigan
W Bond
S Elliott
J ‘Campbell
H Wright
G Yall
J L Rose
H. H. Wright
H Thomas
Mesd
Mie
Bailey
Mesdames Elliott
Bond
Timbrell
Wallace
Irrigation lecture highlights and local notes in Harvey
Professor J W Paterson of the University spoke on irrigation at the Agricultural Hall to a good audience despite bad weather. The talk stressed drainage before irrigation and featured a plans slide that failed. The event, organized by the Korigek up Literary Institute Committee, was deemed a success with praise for future visits. Winter brought heavy rain and enteric cases appeared, with several patients improving in hospital. Oranges attract attention with a packing shed visit in the Railway yard. A Harvey versus Yarloop football match was canceled due to weather. The local Repatriation Committee continues regular meetings with Brunswick and Yarloop representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Paterson
University
Korigekup Literary Institute
Prince
W E Ash
Cooper
Harold Cooper
Sutton
Harvey
Yarloop
Brunswick and
Stewart
Bunbury Football Association Holds Meeting and Fixtures
The Bunbury Football Association met at the Wellington Hotel. President A F Spencer resigned but was urged to stay. E E Cocks offered help. J Affleck replaces T Gannaway as Bunbury delegate. Plans outlined for second round premiership matches with dates and venues between Bunbury South Boyanup Wellington and Railway. A special team will travel to Boyanup for a railway match. Ground decisions to be made by clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunbury Football Association
Wellington
Messrs Williams and Fitzgerald
Railway
Scott
Gannaway
Bunbury
South
Recreation Ground
Boyanup
Better Than a Gold Ming Says the Albany Despatch
A reporter visited Jos Drew in East Guildford to view a patent machine extracting powders from native black soy. The invention, oil engine driven, allegedly yields carbolic and picric acids and other goods for varnishes, dyes, perfumery, and stock feed, with by products for fire lighters and briquets, and promises large employment and export potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Jos. Drew
Guildford
Drew
Crew
Stata
Auieries
England
Perth Scouts Parade Ends With Obstacle Races
METTERS' PERTH reports a Tuesday evening scout parade with follow the leader drills and instruction on signalling compass flag use and Scout Law. Obstacle races in heats entertained 26 scouts and the scoutmaster as youths displayed clever tackling and younger members shone before the next gathering at 7 p.m. Narrogin Trading and Armey Co Ltd promotes local agency services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perth
Narrogin Trading and Armey Co.Ltd
Dobbie
Narrobin
Bunbury
A. W. Dobbie & CO
Upper Blackwood Local Repatriation Committee Meeting May 31
The Upper Blackwood Local Repatriation Committee met May 31 at the Road Board Office Boyup with A Bilston T Wade B O Bledgoden W J Henderson and F T Knapp present. Wade chaired in the absence of the chairman. Minutes confirmed and correspondence read. the Repatriation Department was asked about work for non physically fit soldiers and the local board seeks £220 for employing returned men. The secretary was urged to request franking and stationery support and to note fundraising strains from many charity appeals. The committee agreed to return art union tickets from L O O F and to query the Soldier Land Settlement about property sale reports and their usefulness. properties were offered and distributed for inspection. The meeting then adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upper Blackwood
Road Board
Boyup
A. Bilston
T. Wade
B. O. Bledgoden
W. J. Henderson
F. T. Knapp
Art Union
L.O
Employment call for men by South Africa Labour Bureau
S.A. Labour Burens seeks men for casual or permanent work. Ring for details at phone 104.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.A
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Illusteat
el Pemphilet
Privier
W.A. Gems
David Pavis & CO
TAA
Howard Street
Caaon
McClure & Faull
Nestle’s MiLk
Australia
Nestle's
Wellington St
Clarke’s Stores
Igrsal Ersal Bay
THE
Victoria. Insurance CO. Ltd
Bexsvav
Rozeny Forrest
Busse
Catvimens
Doxsyenook
C. H
Brawnstuws
H. Laveavvey
P. J. Wann
Forrest Chambers
Ade
Chas. H. Curlewis
Football Association
Herald
Grand Central Coffee Palace
Wellington Street
Bridge
T. Kelly
Vietters
Sea Scout Notes
Blackwood
Proprietrass
Coronation Tea Rooms
M. Doherty
Royaleae
Ser Clements
Moyal Arcade
Feestot
Uoe
Nea Eliere
Rearaigmead Iit Bestia
Clements Tanke Ltd
Raseile
M.S
E. A. Griffith
H. L. Griffith
Throssell Street
Collie
Kalgoorlie
Griffith
Millars’ Timber
Geo. P. Harris Scarfe & Co. Ltd
Murray Street
Sharples
Dion
SOLM
Charles Atkins & Co., Limited
W.A
Agricultural Machinery Merchants
Hay Street
Bunbury Representatives
J. G. Baldoce & CO
Western Australia
Associated Fruitgrowers’ Ltd
Ekalgoorlie
Producers’ Markets Ltd
M. J. Scanlan
Hunt’s Biscuits
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