Geraldton butter factory plan faces financial and logistics hurdles
In a lengthy letter, MAHONGO argues against a Geraldton butter factory, citing high capital costs, shipping limits, fuel and water needs, and the impracticality of freezing works there. He urges government and farmers to reconsider, noting Murchison connections, local dairy supply, and farm separators as alternatives. The piece critiques regional feasibility and transport constraints while calling for action within reach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers and Settlers Association
H K Maley
Victoria Watrid
Geraldton
Wyndham
Watts
Vail Symak
Murchison
Murchison Wether
Reding Works
Tyne
Wabr
Geralton
Victeria
Bester
Vairying
Dongarra
Greaugngle
York
Katyujuig
Nortam
New South Wales
HETURNED SOUP AND LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
A noisy reader letter complains about ridicule aimed at a relative. The writer defends a named individual and objects to public belittlement, urging fair treatment in the pict halls and remarks on seating and propriety.
Meeting noted on park access for veterans at Gerskiton Picture Co
A misspelled note from Jack Marsh discusses management authority over park access within the Gerskiton Picture Co property. It mentions admitting any person to parts of the house for wounded soldiers seeking privileges, and invites a Latin scholar to hear a titled argument explained by event statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tan
Lupp
Vut Ams
Gerskiton Picture Co
Pest
Jack Marsh
Soldier seating dispute at the hall prompts inquiry
Eyewitness LYONS recalls a Saturday event at the hall involving a returned soldier. Disputes over seating and a two shilling employee fee are described, with comments about courtesy from management and reactions from Mr Marsh and Mr Lapp. The account notes confusion over friends, a possible stall for a returned soldier, and a later move to opposite shilling endours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Picures
Marsh
Lapp
Marah
Country Party triumph in Legislative Council election
Perth reports the Country Party winning another seat in the Legislative Council with Stewart elected by 319 votes over Corbell on first preferences. The piece praises minister Mitchell for aiding farmers and wagon builders, noting state purchases of 190 wagons led to a plan to standardise wagon production by local wheelwrights to cut prices and boost local trades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perth
Country Party
Stewart
Corbell
Mitchell
Wangon
Agricultural Department
Dustrial Assistance Board
Easlern
Local concerns rise over road safety and fuel supply
Focal blacksmiths and wheelwrights praise Minister Mitchell while motorists draw blame for recent accidents. A Roads Board proposal suggests granite rubble to slow traffic, with bottles cited as another deterrent. Insurance firms may offer pedestrian protection policies amid rising danger. Coal for locomotives faces strong railway opposition over cleanliness and maintenance. A conference of owners may seek practical fixes. Household shortages loom as Eastern states shipments fall short, impacting local fuel and butter and bacon trade opportunities for Geraldton and NorWest customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Suburbia Roads Board
Collie Coal
Otf
Smd
Northam
Donbury
Geraldton
NorWest
Fragmentary Names Seek Lost Relics in Obscure Notice
A garbled OCR fragment lists individuals and places related to relics or artifacts, mentioning names such as E Buel, Lacey, Rosam, Laing, Currie, Ryan, and Mia Mibotin, with unclear references to publishers and locations. The text appears to reference proprietors or curators and possible collections or auctions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guargan
Atverrs E Buel
I 8
de Lacey
G Rosam
G Laing
J & 2 Currie
J Ryan
Mia Mibotin
Olaneve
Gwangs Ty Nate
Uuleg Ae
Ram care and flock management insights in verse form
A fragmentary verse style note discusses best ram care and flock stability. It muses on wall strength, animal conditioning, and balanced feeding, with imagery of sheep and ram characteristics. The text mixes metaphor with practical hints about soundness, temperament, and proper handling.
Australian ceiling designs gain prestige in modern subspecialty range
An article describes the early limits of metal ceilings in Australia and how Womdertich Limited from Perth expanded the field with durable, artistic designs. It promotes a new catalogue from Lord Street Perth showing varied patterns for homes, public buildings, and signage, highlighting Australian industry and British-sourced materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y Yunderlich
Womdertich Liga Sed
See
Perth
Lord Street
Peeth Wamserlich
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Henry Wilis & Co
Stockholm
Aix
Ladin
Holzman Bros
Freeman
Logal Tailors
Premisda
H. E. Quick & Co
Cash Drapers
Manchester
Lrade
J. Urch
Groceriot General Storekeeper
TERR
ST. Feralntor
Oly
J. H. Scott
LANE
Geenoron
Seetrance Company
Utd
Union Majin
George’ ‘Terrace
George H. Jonson
Marine
Loawett
IEE
Winter, Praendt Ad Co
Supfird
G. O. Moseley
Bullewa
Clinnta
AGI Ren Ea — Insurance Office of
Australasia
Satiens] Mutual Life Associatios . of
George Wills and Co
Harry Pickett
Marine Ter
W’ Oswell
Swvall Goods
Frome 13
Grantown House
Howe
Goodert
Harper
Ororge Lester
Garden Hoad
Puneran
Perth Marble and Monumental Works
Australia
Guardian Assurance Co. Ltd
Warwick House
St George’s Terrace
Local
Gaa
CIA
Mahonga
Er Enough
Wolie Fy Pinto
Lastrajpin
Ashamsib
Pabke
Indy
Lalju Om-De
MEMS
W. Australia
Ellen Hill
Canning Freemantle
Corning
Clements Tonic Ltd
Tarribie Paine
K. J. Grove
Windsor Street
Midland
Guan Mir
J. Grove
Bogle Bros
Eleanor Street Auctioneers
Maney Haris
Saunders & Stuart, Ltd
Crowley Enjins
Minis
E. Louis Dreyfus & Co
What Merchants
Fremantle Wool & Grain Store
Wool and Bidayers
National Insurance Co. of
New Zealand
Lid Fire, Accident, and Marine
Burns, Philp, & CO
Mercia
Melbourne S
THE
A.U.S.N. Company
Mc Wraith, Meacharn and 60, Pty, Limited
Messagerles Maritimes
Steam Navigation Compas
Lloyds, London Insurance
Queensland Insurance CO
Ive
Accide
Australian Mutual Provident Society
Life F
Wall
Ama
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