Northam RSA Considers Soldiers Institute For District
A Northam RSA meeting on Tuesday discussed memorial options for fallen soldiers and living veterans. Members debated building a Soldiers Institute with a granite memorial plate, noting similar Institutes in Geraldton and Collie and considering location and government roles.
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Annear Suggesed
Norham
Northam
Fale
Axa
Cholce
Bunbury
RSA
Nuo Center
Annear
Smith
Geraldton
Collie
Bers
Fulley
Janning
F C Smith
RJ Edemands
North Inland District
Hayning
Messrs Smith, Knightlad
Edmunds Aeel
Sheep Diseases Meeting on Farm Policy and Quarantine
A public meeting at Shivainek Mirela, organized by the Norhow Agricultural Society, discussed sheep diseases prevalent in the district. EW Cotton urged contacting constituents to gauge views on proposed regulations, including quarantine bounds around Albany and North Spencer's Brook, restricted movements, and mandatory treatment for sheep within the quarantine area. House risk penalties were noted, and Hon Mitchell explained quarantines while a general discussion cited a weed as a likely disease cause. A motion calling for government medical advice was carried.
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Shivainek Mirela
Norhow
James Muclet Fou
Hik
Avon Quarande
South West
Albany
North Spencer's Bronk
Northaming
Varramony
Mr Coton
Mitchell
Wilting
McPhesvon
Harvest Thanksgiving Services at St James Offer Gratitude
Last Sunday Anglican services at St James featured strong congregations and a full evening church. The choir performed Simpler Magnificat Nunc Dimittis and the church was decorated with fruit and produce. Thanks were extended to the decorating ladies and gift givers. Next Sunday Missionary offerings will be presented at the Altar. The Rector will preach on The Great Choice and confirmands are asked to stay after for Bishop visit arrangements. Weekday services at St James will pause next week as the Rector is away.
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St. James
Dimitris
St James
Amy
Dennis vaudeville circuit stars Shaftesbury troupe at Northam Town Hall
The Shaftesbury performers booked for Saturday in Isare York open at Northam Town Hall with Miss Winifred La France dubbed the Evangelist of Joy leading a strong vaudeville bill. The tour began in Albany with overflow crowds two nights running and features include Centria the French juggler and Maggie Buckley among others.
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Shaftesbury
York
Northam ‘Tow Hall
Dennis
Theatar
Winifred la France
America
Sheta
Perth
Centria
McKay and
Graham
Tilton
West
Baby McMathon
Myrtle Carter
Maggie Buckley
Albany
February temperature comparison table appears in weather notes
The weather page presents a subjoined table comparing the computered temperature for February with that of the same month in 1918. The data highlights changes in averages and may hint at seasonal shifts, including daily highs and nightly lows across listed locations.
Secret of war engines boosts RAF aviation power
A wartime report reveals a 600 horsepower engine being developed by Rolls Royce, alongside improvements to the Eagle and Balron engines. The Eagle now generates 460 horsepower, while Rolls Royce aims for a monster 600 horsepower Condor to power commercial aviation, with potential outputs between 80 and 1000 horsepower.
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Derby
Rolls Royce Ery
Royal Air Force
Messra
Rolls- Royce
New Zealand Three-Shearer Wool-Record Tops Nine Hours
W Vella sets new nine hour tally with 347 sheep at Omatane station on December 27. Queenan and Hallena contribute 304 and 303 respectively for a combined 954 sheep, a record likely to stand.
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New Zealand
W Vella
Taihape
R Totman
Omatane
J Queenan
J Hullena
Queenan
Hallena
Vellar
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FC. Smith
Eater Districts Council
ED Rsa
Aleiter
Western Australian Association of Soldiers and Sailors
Newham
Acd
War Memorial
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