Open Cricket Season Opens With Scratch Match On Lap
September 13 report from Mullewa WeWs details a cricket season opener. Warren's team defeated 115 with Haley and McGoran each on 29 as top scorers, Bowden, Borlin, Haley and Branson delivering key bowling. The other events include rifle club Mater trophy stage at 100 yards, hospital meeting updates, Nurse Rose’s busy time, and progress on Mr. Baker’s infant.
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Wade
Waa
J Meo
R. Warren
Warren
KY. T. Molster
Bowtell Wade
Borlin
Haley
Branson
Mctowlan
McGoranit
Heansen
Hrnne
Bowell
Wait Wai
Eas
Hunday
Mewre Warren
Carson
Vroager
Lilburn
Beaumont, Peet
Meatames Peet
Keeffe
Lilburnne
Aoting
Rose
Local notices and social notes from Perth rail travel and picnics
Pneumonia patient improves. J O Connor returns home after nine months in hospital, gaining weight though one leg shorter. Mrs Langford travels, possibly to New Zealand. Beatty picnic at Dindree reports fine weather and long celebration ending near midnight. Primary Producers plan a picnic at Mullewa on September 50th with expected pleasure.
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J. O'Conner
Perth
Mrs. Langford
Mullewa
Motor Car Mishaps Paralyze Northampton Road Tour
Cars bound for the Northampton Show faced breakdowns and rough road conditions on the Northampton road. One vehicle broke down ten miles from town and required a garage repair. Passengers waited roadside as others aided, with a Good Samaritan providing first aid and a hamper. The stranded car was towed to Northampton after multiple delays, and repairs continued through the night. Separately Major Brearley’s district visit drew crowds, with lively fights in Three Springs and a reception in Minbroce, ending with social events and plans for a future show.
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Northampton
Wedgerday
Geraldton
Mopthampton
CL Lacan
Daly Tubes
al Freéoo Inneh
Brearley
Coorow
Caraamsh
Artino
Wolsceday
Min- Broce
Donnaren
Motown
Major
Stan
Dongarrs
Dongarra
Mingewew
Repatriation Dept Expands War Pension Eligibility Rules
The Deputy Commissioner of the Repatriation Department in Perth outlines new war pension provisions under the Australian Repatriation Act of July 4. Changes allow certain previously ineligible persons to qualify, including mothers of deceased forces members born out of wedlock who raised them and were widowed or unmarried, and other dependents such as stepmothers and foster mothers granted on grounds of desertion. Those with rejected claims or cancelled pensions may apply for reconsideration under the new rules.
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Repatriation Department
Perth
Jemimimion
Mettarera
Wellock
Sheep Footrot Spread Prompts Stock Inspector Warning
A letter to the editor notes footrot spreading beyond inspected flocks under the Stock Disease Act. The writer, a BPCA inspector, vows drastic action against owners neglecting fly blown feet and urges owners to report their remedial steps. Dr Basedow reports on aboriginal conditions and northern exploration.
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BPCA
Peace Loan support boosts faith in 1930 readiness
Public reaction to Sir Joseph Cook's July loam plan fades as the Second Peace Loan gains acceptance in Western Australia and nationwide. Conversion privileges until December may substantially shift prior holdings at 6 percent, aiding postwar finances, immigration, and home revenue while easing war debt burden in coming years.
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Joseph Cook
Joan
Western Australia
Commonwealth Bank
Perth
Western
Dean's Backache Kid Pills Aid Fainting Women
To the woman worn out with weal idneys, housework is a heavy burden. Backache, sick headaches, blues, dizziness, and a weak tired condition, make the simplest tasks difficult and daily duties give the weakened kidneys no time to recover. Use Deans Backache Kid Pills. They have brought relief to thousands of weak suffering women. Ask your neighbor.
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Dean
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