Australian Labor Party Council Meeting Highlights At Byfields Hall
Gerald Cunningham chaired the annual Australian Labor Party council meeting at Byfield's Hall. Delegates attended with apologies from Warnum Waldeck and Russell. McCallum to represent the council on the One Big Union conference. Officers elected: President Gerald Cunningham, Vice Presidents Cook and McCaughey, Trustees Coffey and Warman, Auditors Wood and Searle, Secretary Greve, Assistant Secretary Wilven. Income tax exemption sought raised from 156 to 200 pounds. Thanks expressed to Secretary Greive and Chairman Cook for services. Letters of thanks to Labor workers and ALP brooches for ladies presented.
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Gerald Cunningham
Byfield's Hall
Warnum, Waldeck and Russell
Alex McCallum
Danual
Mesira G Cook
F McCaughey
P Coffey
A E Warman
Messrs
A Wood
Searle
L B Greve
W Willinen
Mesaex Wood
Bidstop
Russell
Greive
Dirketor
G Cook
Labor
Esperance Railway Policy Sparks Local Discontent
Western Australia Premier Mitchell faces pressure over the Esperance railway project as gold fields residents urge action. A report notes a lack of a clear plan and calls for use of returned soldiers to clear tracks, with sleepers and rails sitting in the Customs yard awaiting construction.
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Mitchell
England
Albany
South West
GSR
Bridgetown
Denmark
Esperance
W R Barton
Barton
Perth
Northam Market Sale Cattle Sheep Pigs Totals Report
Messrs Elder Smith and Co Limited report a fortnightly sale at their yard last Tuesday. They yarded 2521 sheep 25 pigs and 7 head of cattle. Heat wave water concerns dampened demand. Prices quoted for various classes include cull ewes and wethers mixed ages and weights. The firm sold 14 sheep and 26 pigs.
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Messrs
Elder
Goomalling Market Sale Report
Messrs Rider, Smith and Co report a periodical sale held today using part of their new yards under construction. They penned 590 sheep with fair attendance and spirited competition, achieving satisfactory clearance under the hammer. Merino ewes and other lots sold to good value.
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Messrs Rider
Smith and Co
Anglican notes announce open air service at Bernard Park
This Sunday evening at 7 39 the Rev Mason of Toodyay will preach at an open air service in Bernard Park. Earlier today the funeral of Miss Bessie Morrell began at St John's Church with the service followed by burial at the Cemetery. A social at Jevoapaltin Hall supported Chuck funds, organized by Mavis Lender Morrell and Minson and others.
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Bernard Park
Mason
Toodyay
Wam
Bessie Morrell
St John's Church
Jevoapaltin
Chuek Fonds
Great Credit Ivdaw
Mavis Lender
Morrell
Minson
Death of Miss Morrell at Grosvenor Hospital Fremantle
Elizabeth Harriet Morrell known as Bessie Morrell died at Grosvenor Hospital Fremantle on Wednesday evening. The 70 year old Northam native had been ill for some time and recently underwent an operation. Her funeral will leave Morley Cottage at 11 this morning for St John’s Church and then the Anglican portion of the Northern Cemetery.
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Elizabeth Harriet
Bessie) Morrell
Grosvenor Hospital
Fremantle
Northam
Morley Cottage
St John's Church
Merino Rams Fetch Up to £130 at Broemfontein Sale
At the end of November in Broemfontein South Africa a selected merino flock sale saw rams bring as high as £130. Mr Richard Holmes refused £375 for a cam lamb.
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Broemfontein
South Africa
Richard Holmes
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Australian Labor Party
Eastern Agricultural District Council
THE
Esperance Railway
For All
Walker
Mir WJ George
Norks
Tote
W. M. Weston
Northam Market
Anglican Church Notes
Miss Morrell