Letter to the Editor on Wool Marketing Debate
Cranbrook correspondent argues for a balanced wool marketing policy, citing 1921 Hughes government price results and criticising De Latour. He calls for seller protections, warns against buyer dominance, and urges open discussion of lot splitting and reserve practices to safeguard growers’ profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolgrowers’ Association
de Latenr
Ainge
Wachie
Hughes
Wunlgrower Munt
Mit
Mr. de Latour
Austrasia
South Africa
Bradford
Sim
de Lateur
Lam Ata
Woolkmyers' Association
Wanl
Heyere
de Latour
Kimibye
Australia
New Zealand
Britain
Wales
Hradtont
Prem
Wool Hayern' Association
Espana
Tawralla
Aton Heath
Jey
Unemployment problem over single men in ment policy
Letter to the editor arguing against excluding single men from maintenance work and urging government action. The writer notes instruction changes, criticizes preferential treatment for married men, and calls for work provision to prevent hardship. Mentions Emergency Tax and asks ministers to address single men’s unemployment locally and nationally.
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Mitchell
Pridecemer
Promice
Paseed
Baployn
Geraldton
Variaux
Totrast
Curtin
Hie
Ins
Fenet
Sunday football debate on troops and veterans from WWI era
Reader letters and parliamentary style remarks discuss soldier policy, Bernichton intereremie, and 1074 Greme Wall events. Mentions eighty veteran players, Bernui Battalion, Easex Bureeg Regiment, and a VC awarded officer. C Webb signs as president of the Sorcet Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mtrpayers
Sendarn
Jon Korrer
Yom - Thampton
Bick AG
J.cott
Pawt
Asse IBM
Intereremie
Bernichton
Greme Wall
Bernui
Ease x Bureeg
Loos
England
Ratepurert
Northampton Club in President Trophy Stage
On Sunday eleven Northampton Club members contested the president's trophy stage with fourteen heats over the 300 yard course. Conditions were fair with light winds and small crowd. A Handy led the field briefly. A Bandy won the trophy with a total 201, followed by W Amblers 200, I Trard 100, H Williams 208, C Gregory 4, He Thomas 26, as members anticipate a Easter night match next Sunday between local club teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northampton
A. Glanwe
A. Handy
A. Bandy
Keoren
W. Amlers
Williams
Gregory
He Thomas
Tailings value inquiry sparks baffling antiquated note
A fragment from a March 24 1803 item discusses tailings value with cryptic figures including seventy pounds weight and a purported 210 pounds per ton. The passage questions a person about the highest value obtained and mentions Armsworth and a Murchison rope, prompting a reader to seek further information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parrel
A Broken Memory Chapter XII Continues In Court
In a strained courtroom scene, Gladys watches as Jane Martell testifies, revealing a web of relationships and a potential witness abduction. The defense presses for time while prosecutors link the witness to post office work at Mastard Minnes and possible connections to a criminal plot. Court adjourns with hints of future proof and a reunion between Gladys and Gerald Lewis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardeo
Gladys
Samuwine
Cora
Marwieh
de Rladex
Ibeporter Irwell
J Inet
Mies Jane Martell
Mastard Minne
Erate
Mite Martell
Ans
Amd
Mim Macfell
Trwell
Inne Martell
Mina Martell
Mann
Fort Yam Almartere
Coes
Warahinn Kinilly
Brighton
Rondsel
Arciay
Lithal Tor Hye
Sewell
Dave UN
Haafard Minor
Gutte
Withran
Astrax
Phare
Anna
Cape Town
Teowint
Gindyn
Gerald Lewia
Court House Encounter Shapes a Tangled Tie
Gladys faces Lewin at Cullen after a public feud and police actions, seeking a personal explanation. Lewin arrives four o clock, surprised by Gladys readiness, as gossip swirls about her affair and a mysterious guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys
Marwich
Gerald Lawin
Wilfred
Cape Own
Gladys Hash
Gladyr
Caltendon
Lewin
Moorwich
White Hart Hotel
Anit
Gil
Lewis
Von
Cullendun
Cora
Hin
New Union Bank and Developments In Wiluna
In Wiluna the Union Bank is nearing completion and will open soon near the Bank of New North Water. The Cub Hocol project advances rapidly, the Moonlight Co shows development growth, and the Welcome Hotel nears foundation stages. Applications and employment prospects stir locals amid interim delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiluna
Union Bank
Woseey
Balding Aml
Haibtin
Bank of
New Hoath Water
the Moonlight Co
Eo Kiel
MM. Vernin
Manile
Inquest Backs Natural Death for Ben da
The coroner ruled the death of E Benda at the Freemasons Hotel was due to heart failure. Post mortem results were inconclusive though signs of narcotics were not found. Witnesses described a weak heart and long sleep disturbances prior to May 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Meadowcrott
Sergrant Simpson
de J. McRae
Preemanuan
Omacrive
Victoria Flowpital
Drrenaed Rored
Gore
Perth
Alea
Marath
The
Jung
Witmeer Fakker
Decvared
Mra Mounton
Freemanean
Axid
Thursda
Lith
Joan
Hit
Alene
Dereuned
Aml
Witness
Lucas Gran
Locus
Tga
George Keekatos
Wayn
Fred Bink
Brel
Hid
Bin
Sid
Victuria Hospital
Mysterious Verse Fragments From Aged Page
Fragmented OCR text shows archaic poetic lines with garbled names and phrases. The readable bits hint at a romantic river, time, and enchantment imagery, suggesting a literary excerpt or verse fragment rather than a clear news item.
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Bladde
IDOAN
Leon
Oan
Weil
Ball Or Mall
Oca
Forde Street
Parrants
Ferth and Fremantle
Ryan’s Club Hotel
Victoria ‘District
T A
J. J. Ryan Telephony
DE Latsur
C. Webb
Geraldinn Sorcet Association
Northampton Club
Wiluna News
MR. E. Benda
Mithdie Beares
Bonnington
Bonningtons Mosstane
A. E. Crothers
Womkmanship
Gershiten Ue
J. Fitzpatrick & CO
Elrabor Street
Warren
A. Saunders & Oo, Pty
la Laze
Melbourre, C1
Reid
Reedscroft
Witun
Wilunn
Perththe
Maning
George Lindsay
Western Australit
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