Fremantle Chapel History and Growth Through the Years
The piece traces Fremantle church development from 1852 foundation to union into a Congregational church in 1869. It notes key leaders, donors, and milestones including the first services, enlargements, a school, parsonage, and the Johnston Memorial Church with its pipe organ and choir under Rev. Argyll Saxby.
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Trigg
Bates
Amd
Thomas Smith
Gillan
Joseph Jobson
Tahiti
Thrkenhead
Congregational Church
G. D. Humbel
Johnston Memorial Church
C. R. Grieve
Argyll Saxby
Council reviews parks and beautification amid revenue rise
The Fremantle City Council outlines a plan for improving parks and reserves as revenue becomes available. Citizens must cooperate to fund projects and prevent further public property destruction while a mix of urban improvements and cultural notes unfolds across the town.
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Corweil
Fremantle
Wade Tmannies
X Eddicuion
Sundley
General Brams to visit Fremantle March Fourteen
The article notes General KH Brams will visit Fremantle on the morning of March 14 to address defence topics. At a council meeting the Mayor proposed a public briefing February 26 with Dr Kerr and Harold Boas speaking on Europe and America, aiming to share knowledge with public men. Francis A Jones offers evening classes in bookkeeping secretarial work and taxation at the WA Trustee Buildings.
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KH. Brams
Fremanttle
Mowlay J
Kerr
Harold Boas
Europe
America
Francis A. Jones
A.lga
FRAS
Spall Fci
W.A
Has Our Weather Changed A Grim Gulf Stream Warning
A captain and other scientists warn that the Gulf Stream could be shifting away from England. They describe possible Britain climate collapse with cold, ice age conditions, frozen rivers, heavy snowfall, and widespread vegetation loss if the current moves offshore.
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Zephyr
Gulf Stream
Panama Canal
Britain
Gulf of Mexico
England
London
Thames
Harvest Home by W R Dixon
The essay extols wheat belt success and urges co operation with God. It credits past prosperity to aligning with nature and mature effort, and argues future growth depends on partnership with divine will and science guiding mankind.
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W. R. Dixon
Dr. Teakle
Fre mantle town band revival urged by reader
A correspondent urges Fremantle to revive a local town band. The Fremantle band reportedly exists as a naval unit. President Mr Fitzpatrick and Secretary Mr McKenzie would keep offices if willing, with instruments and music owned by the Fremantle band.
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Fremantle
Fitzpatrick
McKenzie
No immediate alarm as expert foretells future ice age
The article quotes a expert discussing a chilling scenario in which London becomes a city of doom under an ice covered England. He describes ice domes and powdering buildings but notes no immediate cause for alarm as the discussion shifts.
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London
England
Storm in a Tea Cup over Fremantle football grounds
A conference of the Football Grounds Authorities arranged a programme allowing Football League use of grounds under specific conditions. Fremantle, though not a member, was included. The city council protested after a newspaper report misrepresented Fremantle as excluded. Expressions of regret followed and big matches are still expected in town.
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Football League
Fremantle
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