Organised Labor Circulation Appeals for International Trade Unions
An revived circular from the Australian Labor Federation urges local unions to join the International Secretariat of the Trade Union Centers. It outlines aims, history since 1908, and benefits of international cooperation, with membership figures and a 1948 conference plan. It also contrasts wheat farming methods and fallowing in New South Wales, noting potential yield increases with modernised practices.
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Australian Labor Federation
Heer
Lagien
Berlin
Outehull
International Secretariat
Ut.u.c
International Secretariateen
Mainsiance
Swellich
Kro
Sec: Volurat
London
Boyott
Ube
Great Britain
Tor Eaboe
Jon Organsard Wage
International
Ioinos
South Africa
Auseatia
All Nations
Sitnerland
U. of I
San Veandeeo
Sydney
Daily Telegraph
Alarest
New South Wales
Mwemera
Billy Lefty
Northam Courier Odd Fragment Prompts Reader Notice
Fragmentary OCR text shows names and addresses including Castledine Robertson Millard and others in Northam. The garbled item references Tuesday Friday and a local notice in the Northam Courier without clear event details.
Wheat Improvement Highlights from Science Congress
A Melbourne University talk by A E V Richardson emphasized drought resistant wheat as key to Australian farming. He described plant breeding methods, including mass selection and individual selection, and noted the value of introducing new varieties to improve yields, rust resistance, and milling quality.
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Lie West
Melbourne University
A. E. V. Richardson
MA cc
Commonwealth
Australia
Austalia
New Cultivating Plow Promises Major Draught Reduction
The Twin Mow by Clarence H. Smith of Ardeoman claims to cut per furrow draught by 50 percent, offering labor and horseflesh savings. Eastern State usage and widespread inquiries suggest strong demand as WA farmers adopt the system for single-pass sowing, ploughing, and fertiliser drift.
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Clarence H. Smith
Ardeoman
S.A
Messrs
Geo
Wil
W.A
Goomalling Race Meeting Opens Nominations for 1918 Trials
Goomalling WA hosts a Wednesday race meeting with trials and multiple Handicaps. Open events include Five to Nine furlongs races such as the Flying Handicap and Consolation Handicap, with nominations due by Monday August 24, 1918. Officials note penalties after weights and rules of the Western Australian Turf Club.
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Horaca
Tostenley
Ube WA
Lurf Club
Turk
Ibs
W.A.T.C
Goomalling
D. Gollan
Northam
Jennacubbine Race Club Meeting Notes and Handicaps
The 1913 annual meeting outlines handicaps for six furlong to five furlong races at Northam, including First and Second prizes, entry fees, and special conditions. It lists events from the Principal Handicap to the Jennacubbine Guineas with weights, nominations, and start times, noting special trains and weight penalties for multiple wins.
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Embry
Woreos
Scowl
Ab Scala
Hornea
Katty Os
Eecomb
Bothby
Beale Piano Gains Ground in Australia
The Beale piano, named after its maker, is praised for its suitability to the Australian climate and its wholly local manufacture. Initial prejudice gave way as the instrument proved its quality, with Beale and Codens removing middlemen margins to lower the price for buyers in Northam.
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Beale Finno
Lew Ag
de Beale
Tig
Beale
Ulis Old World
Commonwealth
Messrs
Infant Immigrant Unclaimed From Gothic Arrives at Fremantle
Immigrant passengers from the Gothic include an infant unclaimed at Fremantle. Immigration officers have wirelessed for details and uncertainty remains whether the child was taken ashore. The note suggests the baby may have been mislabelled or overlooked during the voyage.
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Baby
Honus
Fremantle
Woodman’s
Toint
Immigration Department
Commonwealth Rolls Provisions on Compulsory Enrolment
The Commonwealth Electoral Act directs attention to compulsory enrolment rules. Persons eligible must enrol within 21 days of becoming entitled and report details to the electoral registrar. Penalties for noncompliance include fines up to two pounds, with a maximum ten shillings for related offences. The roll must reflect residents at their subdivision and enforcement actions will proceed.
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Commonwealth
Tye
Lilio
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