Impressions on E H Callow and town progress
A writer commends E H Callow, new manager of merged picture companies, praising his youth, business insight, and fourteen years of experience. They discuss Fremantle’s economic stagnation and the need for candor with leaders, while noting Callow’s energy and potential leadership. The piece also lauds Tom Farrell for charity and integrity, hoping for his long health and service.
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E. H. Callow
Mr E Jones Presides Over Bowling Club in High Street
An interview with Mr E Jones, manager of Erywalk iv's on High Street, portrays him as a cautious yet sociable leader. He describes holiday business as solid, anticipates currency tightening, and stresses unity among retail traders. Jones shares plans on municipal matters, bowling and water schemes, and his hospitable nature as a club president.
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Uglyland
Mr. E. Jones
Erywalkiv’s
Mr. Jones
Frog
Mr J M Farrell lauded for loyalty in public life
The article profiles J M Farrell secretary of the Fremantle Trotting Club and Howard Street businessman. It notes his loyalty to leaders, his municipal role as Councillor, and remarks on how public figures deserve fair credit amid criticism. The piece reflects admiration from a pressman about a civic-minded, trusted neighbor.
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J. M. Farrell
Fremantle Trotting Club
Howard Street
Mr G V Cook Vigilance Officer in Union noted
The narrator meets Mr G V Cook, vigilance officer for the Lumpers Union, a well known Partite figure. He is described as affable and attentive, with about US years in his current trusted role. A favor is requested and granted, aided by an introduction arranged by Cook.
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G. V. Cook
Lumpers’ Union
Melville Swimming Club Strives in Championship Events
Melville Swimming Club shows improving form in national events with several good performances among four members. King and McCulloch excel in the 100 yards championship, Jarvis struggles in the junior 100 yards due to poor start and turn, Vo Tell shines in the 2 yards breaststroke before fading late. Senior members display sportsmanship as Howden Clarke and McCulloch score points, with Ells improving under coach H. Smith. Gwen vies for the 100 yards Ladies Championship next Saturday. Harpers, Trott, and Mel Collich ace the dead-heat in events.
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Iny Sausr
Board of
Comet
Sucess Ink
King
McCulloch
Alan McCulloch
Simeay
Howden
Clarke
Jarvis
Ells
Hun
H. Smith
Gwen
Philosophical Bits and War Commentary Collage
A fragmented page lists quotes on liberty capitalism and virtue from philosophers and writers, interspersed with race results and names. It includes remarks by Carlyle, Dickens, Galsworthy, Ruskin, and others, plus brief sports results for seniors and juveniles.
War horse praise for Mr Jim Chalmers in view
A partial obituary-like note lauds Mr Jim Chalmers as a remarkable man, calling him a war horse among peers and one of the best people to meet, indicating high regard from a local correspondent.
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Mr. Callow
Sam
Jim Chalmers
A Fre mantle tale of inspectors opinions and cafe wit
An array of satirical notes from Fre mantle recounts a quarrelsome tramways inspector, a hopeful romance with a long wait and a visible path, and a playful exchange where a diner exposes an overcharge with a sharp retort. The Mercury and Argus are cited as key papers in local sentiment.
Swan Suburban Theatre Show Promises Laughter
The Swan Suburban Theatre in East Fremantle invites audiences to unwind after the new year with two top film programmes on Friday January 13 and Saturday January 14. The venue touts itself as airy bright and clean aligning with Fremantle’s best theatre traditions in West Australia.
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Biut
Jack
Swan
East Fremantle
West Australia
Freinie
Movi
King’s Theatre in Freemantle to host jazz nights
Mr. View Bowers, well known in Free mantle as a garage proprietor, has opened the King's Theatre on South terrace as a dance hall. A first old-time and late dance runs Tuesday nights, now followed by a jazz night starting Friday January 6. The hall features a 400 high ceiling, sliding roof, double windows, and the largest floor in Fremantle, with an accomplished orchestra and central location. See advertisement elsewhere.
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View Bowers
Freemantle
King's Theatre
South Terrace
Fremantle
M'S.c
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