Death of Mrs Amy Bradley at Friey funeral note
The funeral of the late Mrs Amy Bradley wife of Mr George Bradley took place on Friesy morning. The remains were interred in the Methodist portion of the Neichm Cemetery with Rev RC Strickgon officiating. Mourners included S Carre father D Conn brother and Mr Bradley father in law. George Bradley unable to attend due to his sudden illness. Floral tributes came from many relatives and friends. The funeral arrangements were conducted by Nr J W Purylowe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy Bradley
George Bradley
Friesy
Neichm
RC. Strick Gon
S. Carre
D Conn
Bradley
George Breder
J Karke
H. Joches
A H
Jackson
Nuband
Mollie
Frank Nnie
Chase
Finnin
Nis
E.R
Oliham
Clark
Nmin
Wey
Mes L. B
Vier
Wes Wollenden
Ferguson
Finnie
E. J. Cock
Ro Hlins
Norse Helwig
Fang
Ey Wilkinson
Freing
Gee
Bidshop
J. W. Purylowe
Defeated Premier Holman Faces Post-Election Fallout
The defeated Premier Holman explains the election result as a Labour decline masked by nationalist opposition splitting the anti Labour vote. He argues Labour is no stronger than three years ago while the Nationalist and Progressive forces lost ground. He cites follower defections and calls the outcome a retreat for Holman and his allies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.S W
Holman
Cootamundra
Aeroplane
Hulan
Progressive Party
Country Party
Hugh D. MacIntosh
S. MacIntosh
W. A. Holman
Labour
Labour Party
Mr Storey
Frank
MacInvord
Information Wanted in a Locomotive Tour Gaffe
A curious young lady asks about a locomotive boiler during a tour. The guide explains engines boil water to make steam and drive the engine, highlighting her up to date curiosity and the educational moment.
Farm for Sale Near Meckering Seventy Six Acres Parcel
Farm of 176 acres adjoining Meckering township is cleared and subdivided into eight paddocks with water access. Listing notes multiple paddocks and irrigation features. Sold by H P Sermon of Meckering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meckering
Toa Eines
EU Spyly
H. P. Sermon
NSW Mineral Output Falls in 1919 Report
The Mines Department annual report for 1919 shows total mineral output valued at £9,888,866, down £4,588,986 from 1918. About 90 percent of the decline stems from silver lead and zinc, due largely to the Broken Hill strike. Coal production topped all minerals, while gold output reached 65,869 ounces fine valued at £279,966, down £21,606 ounces and £90,077 in value from the previous year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mines Department
Broken Hill
Doan's Backache Kidney Pills End Back Pain Claim
Mrs M W Hodgson of Morrell Street North West discusses her husband’s kidney trouble and backache, saying Doan's Backache Kidney Pills relieved pain within weeks. The ad notes the price 9s 3d per bottle or six for 15s 3d, via Foster McClellan Co. 313 Murray Street Perth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
M. W. Hodgson
Morrell Jr
North West
Doan
Foster-McClellan Co
Murray-street
Perth
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A Bradley
NSW Mineral Output
W. Geo. Pickering
Emanuel
St George’s Terrace
Salvation Army
Jim Holese
aim—Holiness Meeting Salvation
O'Brien
R. S. Mannering
Fingerald Street
Northam
Palace Theatre
A. Allen
Allen
Dalgety & Co
Lia Phate Land Agencies
State
Fremantle
Geraldton
Albany
Fremantie
Muliewa
Utakarra
Worth
Sele
Vnoent Assurance Co., Ltd
British and Foreign Marine Tosurance Co
Lid Meebelt
Forwick Motor Cars
Dowerin
A. Maiey
Mechipt Bookb
ITC
BTC
Northam Courier and
Mai
Printing Office
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