Memorial for Geraldton MP Dooley and city progress notes
The metropolis mourns Mr. B W Dooley of Geraldton, a conscientious Howe MP for two years, whose service, despite illness, earned cross party respect. Suburban land sales rise with blocks around 40 per acre near hills. Fremantle Midland Junction link and housing growth eyed. Sports wrap notes Bertie Perth Road Race winners Wann brothers, cycling in decline, Subiaco foils goldfields in 1913 football finale, and debates over Foods and Drugs Laws. Secondary Schools athletic meet favors Christian Brothers College with Quealy crowned champion. Eight-hours procession expects broader union participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geraldton
B. W. Dooley
Howe
Dooley
Fremantle
Midland Junction
West Australia
Wann
Bullsbrook
Jsm
Greece
Subiaco
Ariven
Legislative Council
Christian Brothers’ College
Quealy
Living freight proposed to ease Exertser transport
The press urges Exerters to use juveniles as living freight instead of hauling heavy loads of jarrah stove and other goods through streets. It argues a horse team would struggle with a five ton load over the William Sire bridge while children on board would entertain riders and offer views from elevated positions.
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Bridge
Farmers Welcome Timely Showers Amid Harvest Hopes
Mt Erio Notes express optimism as Friday and Saturday rains boost crops while fearing no heavy rain to ruin them. Farmers shrug off take all scare in Geraldton and urged to destroy noxious African box thorn harboring fruit fly larvae. The piece laments fruit tree losses from fruit fly, salutes Christmas trees protected by law, and urges farmers to join the Farmers and Settlers Association to work toward better stewardship of nature and community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geraldton
J. Lauder
Uny
Amon Mon
Jeaf
Mossom
Growler
Farmers’ and Settlers’ Association
Tenindewa Notes on Crops and Prospects from Our Own Correspondent
Tenindewa notes report a 50 acre hay crop yielding 8 tons and good oil wheat variety. Crops look strong with stripping to begin soon. Grass abundance raises fire risk. Bank managers toured the district with Pat Stone and were impressed by feed and potential for sheep farming. State School building is due for a new teacher facility. Rail siding progress shows improvements, but transport remains costly and slow for livestock.
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Messer
Stafford
Som
Pat. Stone
Tere Yyror
Thetis
Liem
Mudlewa
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Henry Wilis & Co
Woolpacks
James Bell & Co., Wheat Merchants, Elder, Shenton & Co.,Ltd
Stock Salesmen Union Assurance Society, Ltd
Marine Terrace
Austin
Porter Sreete, Il Tenia Mae
Showrees Oda
Busy Bee Store
Conte
Tb Fehiom
A.T. Davies
Naeleuliale
Sydney
Commercial Hotel
Hampton Arma
Northampton
Mosreatts Station
Jim Town
BES
Maguire
Crown Hotel
Deas
Geraldton Foundry
Jewell, Weymouth, & Howson, Ltd
Victoria
Armitage
OSRAM
The
Murchison Forwarding Company
Lange
Crooks , Brooker, Brace, Geraldton
Ironmongers
Berghadea
Sandina
W. Lucas
Hampton Road
Lancashire
Tongery of
Lowest
C. Kennedy
Sears
R. Guscott
Shureh
Geraldton Water Supply
Eleanor Street
J. FitzPatrick & Co
Amd
Tellea
D. J. McGauran
James Moore & Bomb
Tiber Mor Standard Firs Invarance Company
Ofice Trigg’s
Duriacher Sires
Kpest
Ol Rogie
Phil Cuter
Hane Irvine
Insurance Coty
Ford Motor Cana
Mems
Mt. Erio
Tenindewa Notes
Holzman Bros., and Freeman
Geraldtub
King's Hall
F. Freeman
Burns, Philp & Co., Ltd
Randalwood Agenta
Duff
Daniel Crawford & Son
Laird O' Logan
Christie's
Gillon's
Gilbey’s
Elbeschloss
Chas. Heidsieck
Hardy
the Ausn. Company
Melbourne Steamship Co
McIlwraith, Meachans & Co, Pty. Ltd
Messageries Maettines, P. & C. Steam Navigation Oo, Ltd
Lloyds
London
Ofilliams
Fritne Gaye Malthaid
P. and
B. Pointe Rampoon
Millar
Geraldiea
E. A. Killey
Commercial Union Assurance
Company, Ltd
J. Bennett & Co
Bennett
Ockerby, Lehmann, & C., Ltd
W. ¥. Ockerby
F. C. Overheu
Anl
George Lester
Garden Road
Perth Marine and Monumental Works
Telephone Mo Il
Shipard
Wesley Hall
Geraldtom
Mra Lacy
Falntesol
N.K
Bait Torn
Kent Torn
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