11 Feb 1932
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Newspaper
Fremantle The Advertiser
Location
Fremantle, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Feb 11, 1932
Page
1
Fremantle notes praise Bibra Lake as a popular future picnic ground with clean water and scenic margins. It endorses a Fremantle district cooperative to move produce to Fremantle markets, urges trader participation, and lists founding directors. Community dances, local shows, and commentary on prosperity frame the piece.
MerK Amott of South Terrace Fremantle returns to work after a week’s recuperation at the Sou’west described as a severe influenza attack. He says he is now as fit as a fiddle and ready for business. Mr R Richardson chemist also returns from Mandurah after a holiday, noting fishing and Mandurah’s benefit to his health and mood. he feels Richard is himself again.
The RSL unit arranging a Sunday February 21 picnic at the Zoological Gardens offers tickets through secretary W Beers or the Soldiers Institute Fremantle. All ex service men and dependents are urged to attend. A Monday night 6d dance in aid of the Fremantle Branch RSL Aviorati relief fund is held at South Terrace Fremantle.
An old advertisement touts Woods great peppermint cure as a reliable remedy for coughs and colds claiming swift relief and universal effectiveness in the home health routine.
Fremantle and Districts Producers Co operative invites applications addressed to the Chairman of Directors for experienced persons to fill positions in the company. Applicants must state salary expected and enclose testimonials. Forward to the Chairman by 5 p.m. Wednesday February 17 1932.
RECHABITE HALL PARRY ST Saturday February 13 1932 Miss Davis Melville will conduct juvenile dancing class in the shore hall Tuesday 4 pm Saturday 2 pm branches of dancing taught Fee one shilling per session
A Rockingham townsite feature describes a sand plain garden near the jetty owned by Mr. W. E. Law with fruit vegetables and dahlias in bloom. It notes local beauty, hard work by Law and family, and invites visitors to view this productive oasis defying coastal stereotypes. Also reported is the death of Mr. Hunter of Fremantle Bank of New South Wales due to a bathing accident, leaving a widow and young children.
Town Hall incident on Tuesday evening at five o clock heard sounds of breaking glass. A woman, claiming no intent to sleep among townspeople, admitted breaking windows of public buildings, a nuisance noted by the Town Clerk. She departed after a formal reproof, leaving locals pondering future stricter punishment.
Messrs J L Baker, a large meat firm with shops in Adelaide Market streets South terrace North Fremantle Swanbourne and Claremont, runs a scheme where every thirtieth customer receives free meat. Shoppers are surprised to find a chit marked free at purchase, while enjoying low rates. The promotional sales are rising rapidly and even the sporting crowd is drawn to the outlets.
A persuasive pitch notes that even a very small initial deposit can start a savings account, enabling financial independence. It claims almost anyone can begin due to the minimal required amount and emphasizes ease, profitability, and the accessibility for all ages.
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