Government and Farmers clash over Johnson remarks
W E Courthope, secretary of the Toodyay District Council of the Farmers and Settlers Association, writes about W D Johnson MLA minister for Lands and a contentious article. He accuses Johnson of misstatements and parries by inviting a public debate at Trades Hall or Bidland Junction, asserting farmers’ cause and demanding fair hearing.
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Daily News
W. D. Johnson
M.L.A
Courthope
Tooway District
Farmers and Settlers’ Association
Countey
Tohnson
Reuters
Parhapa
Jahpwon Anduy
Howe
AW Tran
Tical Coward
Johnson
Johnon
Bidland Junction
Trades Hall
Althouzhe
Mr Johnson
Tam
W. E Courthope
Toodyay District Couns
S. AL
Farmers urged to join Perth university course in 1913
The University of Western Australia announces a month long course for farmers at Perth starting next month. Lectures and demonstrations run Monday to Friday with Saturday forenoons including excursions. Topics cover soil measurement crops rotations botany veterinary demonstrations and weather lore. Apply to the Registrar for permissions and enrolment notes. accommodation is limited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University
Perth
Unm
Colle
Tuberculosis Legislation Moves Across States
The National Association for the Advancement of Health reports tuberculosis bills are under consideration in 32 state legislatures. Proposals seek reporting and registration of TB cases, hospital containment, and local hospital establishment. Some states discuss subsidies for patient care and funding for county and city health officers.
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National Association For Thyandy
Fire Yontian
Atebatiu
Arizona
Califor Tennesse
Workington
Alabama
Connecticut
Lews
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
District of Colmbia
California
Illinois
Maine
Missouri
Tmlinm
Iowa
New
Hebshire
Kansas
Michigan
Minnesot
NiMeaska
Toxnead
Light Horse camp hosts generous hospitality at Wilverlue
Aulf squadron of Hye Avista Light Horse including He Neohen and York troop held a weekend camp at Wilverlue ule Situedey and Sunday. Soldiers enjoyed warm welcome from Mrs Dusdip Miss Ham ersley and the Hanersley family. Captain Ogilvie praised attendance and work as Lt Oldham and Lt Burch assisted.
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Hye Avista Light Horse
Neohen
York
Wilverlue
Dusdip
Hamersley
Hanersley
Ogilvie
Burch
Oldham
Northam Trotting Club Draws Interest After St Patrick Event
A meeting is called for Wed to discuss forming a Northam Trotting Club after strong interest from horse-owners and locals. The St Patrick’s Day sports drew 54 entries across three events, boosting belief the club would be a successful addition, with the Western Australian Trotting Association expected to offer support. Me R Oldham chairs the planning group and Western Australia representatives are anticipated to attend.
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Hown
Northam
Peak West
Wtthal Shamrock
Noetham ‘Trotting Club
W.A. Trotting Amor Ttg
R. Oldham
Tursting
Northam Football Association Formed By Local Clubs
Delegates from Jenascabbine Federal and Ramblers meet at Shamrock Hotel to form the Northam Football Association. Officers elected include president G Spencer and secretary V P Rumble. Clubs to pay one shilling per playing member and affiliate with WA Foothill League. Federals beat Ramblers in a season opener at West Northam. another scratch match set for next Saturday against East Northam Reserve.
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Jenascabbine
Federal
Ramblers
Shamrock Hotel
Northam Football Association
Messrs
Stanley Parker
J. R. Oldham
Federals
M. Leahy
W. W. Gilligan
J. Powell
D. Forwood
Jeduacubbay
Piker
Assoc
Foothill
West Northam Ground
East Norhan Reserve
Lawn tennis match at May Reserve versus St. Juan's
A tennis match was to be played Saturday between the May Reserve and St. Juan's. Classes for Farmers begin July 7 at the University Perth. A course on Agriculture with lectures and laboratory work will run in July and August if enough farmers enroll. syllabus available at this paper's office.
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St. Juan’s Eame
University
Perth
Keeturee
Goomalling Roads Board Minutes May First Meeting
The Goomalling Road Board held its May first meeting presided by J. L. Bower with members Royal Faie Slater Campbell Edwardes Coomer Eaton and Williams present. They discussed opening a subscription for a Vic kers biplane proposal, road proclamation requests from Wongan Hills to Bolgart, road protection, and boundary issues. Reports covered lot boundary adjustments, instalments paid to the board, protests against traversing locations 4116 and 4630, and a valuation increase on Lot 14. Repairs for the Wongan Hills hotel street frontage were authorized, and plans for Strickland’s bridge were to be prepared. Budget matters included the Town Ward loan, tenders for works, and crossing repairs on Kartanadyin road. The annual ratepayer meeting noted the year 1913-14 balance and auditor’s report.
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Perth
Works
Wongan Hille Progress Association
Frott — Wongutt? Hills
Bolgart
Noviham
Public Works
G. WB
Smith and Woodous, and Son
E. B. Vockyer
Zsimet Pany
Wongan Hills
Northam Road Board
Northam
Wild Dog Post
Strickland’s
Fenton-street
E. F. Edwardes
Kartanadyin Road
Great Eight Hours Art Union prize offer announced
An advertisement promotes the Purolia of thwea prize for the Eight Hours Great Art Union with a £500 first prize or a world trip plus cash or eight months’ trip for two. This is the 59th annual demonstration by Ge Might Monrs Commit and the Art Union, funds going to Australian public hospitals, with about £2000 distributed yearly. Tickets cost one shilling, obtainable from the local agent Theo. Heide, 165 Flinder Tue, Melbourne. Theo. W. Heide, Representative, Woolf Great Peppermint Cure also advertised nearby.
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Thwea
Art Union
Art Union i Ors
Sam
Australia
Tnterstate
Durin
Theo
W. Heide
Flindere Tue
Melbourne
Backache Kidney Pills Ad and Case Testimony
A vintage testimonial claiming Dean's Backache Kidney Pills relieve kidney pains and urinary issues. Me W Lyon, a Northam chaff merchant, describes severe back pain, gravel, and urinary distress then credits two bottles with relief and lasting kidney health over eight years.
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Kilney
Jos
Dean
Lyon
Nysi
Fragmented Poem Fragment Prompts Self Debate Over Cure
A clipped poetic snippet shows an analyst speaking of sanity and fame, admitting a crafted remedy. The voice dismisses the idea of simple cure, insisting a complex compound exists even as self-doubt and bravado mingle with a claimed peppermint cure.
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Goomalling Road
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