Waeel Jottings Report on School Incident and Local Farewell
Miss Bessie Morrell, daughter of Mr and Mrs A Morrell of Pulgin, fell from her horse while riding home from school on Tuesday. She was unconscious but survived with injuries, and teachers helped her home. she recovered enough to expect to join a school concert after rest. An impromptu farewell for Mr and Mrs D L Cheriton followed their farming move, with a program of songs recitations and speeches noted at Waeul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Morrell
A Morell
Pulgin
Home Beat
D L Cheriton
C Cuastledine
Morrell
F Morrell
Sale at Bolgart yields mixed livestock clearance
Rider Smith and Co report a November 27 sale with a fair turnout of farmers and graziers. A satisfactory clearance was achieved at late rates, selling 2,025 sheep, 105 cattle, and 7 horses, with prices noted for store weaners, lambs, ewes, wethers, heifers, and cows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rider Smith and Co
RK Hack Ray
Important to Cream Suppliers for Avon Co operative
The Avon Butter and Bacon Co operative Co urges suppliers to rail cream during Christmas week to ensure arrival at the factory on Tuesday the 23rd and Saturday the 27th inst. This avoids cream remaining at railway stations during the holidays and supports a special churn planned for Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon Butter and Bacon Co-operative Co
Red Cross Society Honors Mrs Cheriton At Event
The Red Cross Society thanked Mrs Cheriton for past help while Mr Lindley sent his apology for absence. A cushion was given to Mrs Cheriton by the chatmet girls she aided with fancy work, and a travelling rug was gifted to Mrs and Mr Cheriton. The evening ended with singing Mia Jane Lyne and the National Anthem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross Society
Cheriton
Lindley
Mia Jane Lyne
Northam Licensing Court renews licenses and refuses new club
The annual Northam Licensing Court met before magistrates. Licenses for Sever hotel wine saloon club eating houses and billiard saloon were assessed and renewed. An application for a new club license at Merredin was refused for unsuitability and a billiard license for Merredin was also refused on similar grounds.
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Northam
PL Gibbons
R M
W J Stewart
Solomon
S P
Pearson Lyon
Stewart
Mertedin
Opium charge and bribery case at Northam Court
At Northam Police Court Chinaman Ah Chen of East Northam faced opium possession charges brought by PCs Foley and Spry. The Bench fined him 15 pounds plus 1s 6d costs or six weeks imprisonment. Ah Chen and York Let were also fined 7 pounds 10s each or 21 days gaol for offering bribes to constables.
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Northam
East Northam
Ah Chen
Foley
Spry
WJ Stewart
Solomon J
York
Meckering Road Regrd Cessation of Work Tender Sale
Tender sale announced for Meckering Road area with cessation of work at Burgess farm. Tenders must be addressed to the secretary at Cunderdiv. No tender received after the specified date will be accepted.
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Tees
Burges’ Farm
Meekering
Cunderdiv
Funeral of Richard Tormey of Dowerin
Friends of the late Richard Tormey of Dowerin and cousin of Mr William Tormey Police Station Northam follow his remains to the Roman Catholic portion of Northam Cemetery. The funeral departs J W Purslowe’s private mortuary Fitzgerald Street and Peel Terrace this Friday afternoon at 3 30 o clock.
Golden West praised for stories and photography
A reader note recommends the Golden West g19-20 edition edited by R. Clarke Spear. It lauds its letterpress and photogravure, notes local author contributions including a piece by Crosscai and humor by Smailer Hales, and endorses the publication as entertaining and instructive at the shilling price.
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The
Golden West
R. Clarke Spear
Syton
Smailer Hales
Willcocks Juiun
Xian Northam
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Toyland
Walker’s Book Store
Union Bank
Bolgart
Northam Licensing Court
Meckering Road
J. W. Purslowe
Fitzgerald
Goomalling
Perth Marble Works
O G H Day & Co
Gordon Stet