Cosmopolitan Club Resumes in Mayoung's Hostelry
The Cosmopolitan Club met after a long recess at Mayoung's Hostelry with Benny Perch in the chair. Members enjoyed songs, comic skits, and social chatter while debating local issues such as a Northam butter factory and town planning, ending with plans for a next gathering at Jennacubbine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosmopolitan Club
Mayoung
Benny Perch
Jack Seathi
Bonifaces
Mr. Lockjaw
Bobsin
Wrighty
Frank McKennel
Billy Kneel
Artie
Aide-de-kong
Hennie Perch
Tam
Pat Cocoa
Nodson
Martin Nodson
Karren Kutten
Teaser
Mr. Nodson
Pai Rion
Northam
Pat
Rion
Babylon
Grass Valley
Tom Hannagan
Renny Perch
Myrion
Mr. Rion
Roby Speake
Speake
Anzac Cottage
Tormee
Hawkins
To Let We Put On Empty Houses Not on an Empty Head
A fragmentary verse note condemns insults and urges prudent behavior. The garbled text hints at managing envy and offering sound advice, contrasting careless taunts with measured response. No clear events or names are present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Perch
Martin Neilson
George Donnell
Pittggrald
Tohnny Walker
Bob Cane
Bert Teague
Martin Nodson
Pat Cocoa
Melarx
Pat Ocow
Martin Nodgen
Martin
Tormey
Mr. Tormee
Duggan
Johnny Walker
Licre
Chapman
Ma Young
Odd-Copper
Odd-copper Publican
Walker's Book Store Advertisement
Advertisement from Walker's Book Store promoting books stationers music records and import goods. Mentions agents for The Pathé phonograph and records and emphasizes value and satisfaction in purchases.
Walker Book and News Store Address Notice
An advertisement asserts the store offers extensive stock from first class manufacturers with low prices and excellent value. It invites inspections and highlights its address: Walker Book and News Store opposite Union Bank Fitzgerald Street Northam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stirling
Union Bank
Fitzgerald St
Northam
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the Cosmopolitan Club
Duggin Gove
Lockjaw
Hades
Perch
Mene
Paisley
Mr McKennel
Lumbly
Jennacubbine
Walker's Book Store
Walker Book and News Store
A. Broom
Siameoik Hovel
A. D. Mitchell
Fitzgerald Street
E. T. Henley