Dancing and dances fill busy week in Bea vensfield
Local events highlight summer social life with St Pauls Football Club dance July 29, Mothers Club Old-time Plain and Novelty Dance July 27, Jumble Sale July 30 to aid Free Kindergarten, Rowing Club Dance July 24, and numerous gatherings at Queen Victoria Street hostel measured by music prizes and social hours.
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St. Paul's
Mothers’ Club
Soldiers’ Institute
Southterrace
RSL
Rowing Club
Indiana
Cottesloe Notes Details Local Activities and Pier Debate
Mrs Mitchinson returns from the Eastern States and plans a week with Mrs Trebley. The Cottesloe Beach Methodist Ladies Guild begins its annual sale of work on Tuesdays. The Girls' Comrades prepare for a concert later this year. Mr Yates sells his house and leaves for England. The Parents Association hosts a racial evening with a cup and saucer entrance fee to raise crockery. Council eyes pier reinstatement with an estimated cost of £1,287 and possible £110 daily extensions. a penny toll could yield £500–£600 annually from about 80,000 of 300,000 beach visitors. ratepayers to vote on the expenditure.
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Mr. Yates
Jarrad-street
England
Cottesloe
Bennett
Paterson
New Drill Hall Planned at Mouatt and Croke Streets
The Sunday Times correction notes the Drill Hall will be built at Mouatt and Croke streets behind the old Post Office not at High and Croke. Commander Griffiths Bowen is proud of the forthcoming hall an imposing building with floor area 130 ft by 90 ft.
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Sunday Times
High and
Croke Streets
Mouatt and
Griffiths Bowen
Fragmented historical note on folk remedies and health
A garbled OCR fragment references dances, sentiments, and health remedies including pepper and cold remedies. It mentions figures or places unclear and reads like a damaged page with scattered phrases about health, warmth, and traditional practices without a coherent narrative.
Cask's Corn Cure Sold at REES Cash Chemists
A local listing notes Cask's Corn Cure offered at 1/6 pot price at REES Cash Chemists, described as the only sure remedy for corns.
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Rees
Fremantle Council Meeting Sets Dock Conference and Protests
The Fremantle Council decided to hold a conference on the proposed dock on Wednesday the 29th. A petition for a public meeting protesting high taxes on horse drawn vehicles was received and the Mayor instructed to arrange it. The Fremantle Boys Association sought free use of the Town Hall on August 6 for Mr. Chenier to explain the land buy scheme to parents and citizens and Port. Ten ratepayers in Douglas Street urged reconstruction of the thoroughfare, referred to the Works Committee. The Health Committee offered five names from 19 lavatory attendant applications for two female posts after an exhaustive ballot, electing Mrs Allen and Mrs Beckett.
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Miller
High-street
Clarke
Labor Women’s Organisation
Manning
Fremlantlz
McMahon
Curtin. Mesers
Gray Uni Kitson
L.C
Beadle
Shanahan
Ives
Gallop
Evelyn Russell
Cobb, Collett
Mr. Morgan
K. Saunders
Victoria Hall
Girton College
Posey
Navy
Digby Beard
Fremantle
Douglas-street
South Fremantle
Works Committee
Afett
Meedamea Allen
Beckett
Fremantle Council Letter Sparks Dignation Over Road Critique
A Fremantle District Council letter from the ALP provoked protests from councillors led by Works Committee chair Dr Sampton. He faulted the tone, saying trades unions could write more politely, noting the council took no action on the letter while criticizing road quality in the district, including issues at Collie.
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Fremantle
A.lp
Sampton
Works Committee
A.L.P
Collie
Solidarity and War Cost Reflections in Labor Notes
A compilation cites socialist voices on solidarity as the moral base of society and warns of degeneration without altruism. It critiques war payment schemes, argues slavery as a failed debt solution, and muses on political accountability and party loyalty amid labor struggles.
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Rentian
Emile Vandervelda
Fremantle Council Hears Road Widening Plea Near Rope Works
Fremantle Business Men's Association asks council to form a deputation to press the Minister on widening or straightening the Perth Fremantle road near the Rope Works. Debate centers on who should act with supports from Drs Shepherd Symptom and Dr Martin opposing. Additional street lights to be installed on listed streets and park fence to be repainted white. gardener ordered to improve park ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremantle Business Men's Association
Perth- Fremantle
Drs. Shepherd
Mr. Farrell
Fremantle
Cottesloe Roads Board
Fremantle Council
Martin
Farrell
Works and Lighting Committee
Stanley
Taverteith
Trafford
Martha
Stokes
Watkins
Wood
Rwanbourne
Him
Honglife Atrevts
Hamptonroad
Central Avenue
Parks and Ovyala Committee
Nen-Street
Stouhd
Gardoner
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Cecile
St. Paul's Choir
Brae
Curedale Street
Beavensfield
St. Paul's Hazaar
Queen Victoris Street
Grace Jones
Bailey Brown
Misa King
Miss Chalmers
Rischbeth
Woodrow Wilson
le Souef
Cooke
Rirchbelt
Fabre
Chiremont
Mra Evans
Mitchinson
Irvine Street
Trebley
Cottesloe Beach
Council
LABOR
Solidarity
Max Nordan
Perbays
Germany
Europe
William Morris Hughes
Trades Hall
Fremantle Park
A. Hood Saul
NENRY
High ST. Prenantle
J. W. Davies For
Union
OIL and Color Merchants
Elcho
E. Cronin
South Terrace
Sels Makers
F.instone & Co., Ltd
Essex Street
Tel 4
the Oddfellows
P. Saunders Baker
Duke Street
Bert Seymour
Sea View
South Fremantie
Supreme Court OF
Lodgmene
Sint Amgunt
Weges
Simese
Sit Font Oiecs
J. A. Black
the Taxpayers’ Association OF W.A. Ltd
AMY, Chambers
William Street
Fertis
Louis E. Horne
Ata
Ford
Mises
F.O.R
F.O.B
Company OF Australia Pty. Ltd
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