Baxter Wins East Province Legislative Council Seat
Official results show Baxter elected to the Legislative Council for six years in the East Province. Gregory announced Baxter 7488 votes, Kidson 721, Morrell 619, with strong support across Northam and the province. Baxter thanked Returning Officers and Labour allies, pledging to represent all sections.
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East Province
F. A. Gregory
Baxter
Kidson
Morrell
A. Gregory
Legislative Council
East
Baxter Baiely
Country Party
Northam
Griffiths
Kellerberrin
Baxter Kidson
Thames
Lr. Baxter
Gus
Baxter Kidson Morte
Liberal League
Baxy Oter
Esperance Railway
Sidion Marsell
Baxter Bilson Morre
Buster
Liberal Party
Ve Country
Gregory
Uli
Vance
Learning Something On Labor Dispute and Union Tactics
Church leaders study the building trades conflict and report mixed views. The committee notes that both sides claim unionist principles while employers reject interference in disputes between unions and non unions. They see a goal of preference for unionists and warn the public about political prejudice in labor action. The piece lampoons the committee as learning little beyond street wisdom and prophet figures.
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Committee of Recleniastics
Romeittee
Perth debate on national roads and city planning
The piece laments slow progress on road nationalisation with calls to declare Perth-Freeman roads national and fund them publicly. It also cites Adelaide and Sydney as models, praises Viscount Bryce on urban design, notes Churchill and Harcourt, and criticizes conservative complacency toward federation and town planning.
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Fitzgerald Street
Perth
Northam
Lewin
Harcourt
Australia
Death of Mr Gregory at Northam funeral held
The funeral of the late Mr Jobs Gregory was held on Tuesday attended by a large community gathering. The procession traveled from the deceased residence to Wesley Church at 9 50. Children and relatives named include J Hay C J Gregory and A Gregory daughters E and C Gregory, Mrs F A Gregory and Mrs F Sagar. Wall-Leavers listed as T H Wilding MLLC W D Cowam KL W J Stewart Jams Buffell W Lyon and E A Lock yer. The Rev FS Finch and Rev G McLaren conducted the service and Dead March in Saul was played by Ms Duk tikki. The remains were taken to the Northam cemetery. The Rev F S Finch spoke of the deep sympathy of Northam residents for the widow and family, praising Mr Gregory’s life and character. The gathering stood as a tribute to his esteem and example.
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Jobs Gregory
Wesley Church
Childioarmers
J. Hay C. Jy
A. Gregory
E. and
C. Gregory
Daugheters
F. A. Gregory
F. Sagar
Niven
T . H. Wilding
Northam
F.S. Finch
Gregory
Opening of Basters Districts Association at Northam Show Ground
The Basters Districts Association opens tomorrow at Northam Show Ground with Federals versus Toodyay. Federals selections include Bell Byfield Caddy Carre Care ter Chaplain Dempster Forward Ferguson Gibson Hyde Jorgen son Minson Mayersbeth McMahon Michael Miller Nicholson Par kinson Johns Peake Robens Richards Stephens Sinchar Taylor Morrell. Last Saturday a Northam Continuation Classes team visited Toodyay for a junior match ending in a win for Toodyay with Rawlings Toland Beach and Smith contributing well. Northam’s players Donald Masch melt Byfeld Sullivan Dyer Bradenall Miller Purling Logan Parkinson Powell Morrell Boxham Neeley Cuthie Frith showed strong play.
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Basters Districts Association
Northam Show Ground
Toodyay
Northam
Rawlings
Toland
Beach
Smith
Toodway
Donald
Parkinson
Parking
Logan
Maschmelt
Bidstrip
Byfeld
Sullivan
Dyer
Bradenall
Miller
Purling
Powell
Morrell
Boxham
Neeley
Cuthie
Frith
Central Districts Football Association names umpires and permits
At a Saturday meeting the Central Districts Football Association appointed M rs Foe York and H W Slater as central umpires for the season. They will oversee a match to evaluate them. Special permits allowed R John to play with Grass Valley and F H Robinson to travel with Wongamine, plus several other permits for players transferring between clubs.
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Central Districts Football Association
Foe. York
HW. Slater
R. John
Grass Valley
FH. Robinson
Albert Western
Jemnacubbise
Wongamine
William Donnelly
Wanramine
T. Wynne
Northam Bowls Win Marwick Cup at York Visit
Sixteen Northam Bowling Club players visited York to face York Club for the Marwick Cup. Northam won all rinks with wins by Decomball, Leeder, Chidlow and Hease Millington’s teams, amid a dinner where Northam was honored with the trophy and plans for a future interclub competition were announced.
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Northam
York
Warren Marwick
Decomball
Withnell
Jordan
Wells
Flemine
H. J. Leeder
Monver
J.folevy
Edmeades Feapenjit
Marwick
Ty Coluhatehy
Beverley
Urungalap
Heverley
Northamers
EL. T Celebatehl
George Blood Dramatic Co to Perform Her Forbidden Measure in Northam
The George Blood Dramatic Co plans a three night engagement at the Palace Theatre Northam May 26 to 28 presenting Her Forbidden Measure a melodrama praised by Perth critics for its intense situations and moral clash. A twenty artist company includes former Willoughby principals with Metropolitan scale production and patrons can reserve box seats at Tvimer's and the Palace Theatre.
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Perth
Ulelr
George Blood Dramatic Co
His Majesty's Perth
Northam
Palace Theatre
Willonebby — Dramatic Company
George Blood Company
Axite
Western Australia
Tvimer's
Palice
Meckering Hall to present The Forbidden Marriage night only
Meckering will stage The Forbidden Marriage for one night at Meckering Hall next Monday. Box plan now open at Bow Marche Stores with front seats reservable. Tickets listed as 4s 38 and 2% with no extra charge for booking.
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George Blood Dramatic Co
Meckering Hall
Bow Marche
Hyland's Circus Comes to Northam for May Shows
Hyland's Circus tours Australia, featuring buckjumping star Pink Typ and new acts by Miss Gertie Hyland and Mish Agnes Hyland. Two performances in Northam on May 23 and 25 promise equestrian feats, wire-walking, trapeze, contortionists, and clowning, with special prices for light-weights and Jack Cash exhibition.
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Austral
Hyland
Queesland
Port Hedland
New Zealand
Northam
Earry
W.A
Jack Cash
Queensland
Mish
Agnes Hvbuul
Uel
Ak Sa
Tom Hyland
Bist Robby Walker
Gertie Hyland
May
Fragmented quotation on cheap money and wisdom
The readable fragments cite a business man mentioning cheap money and bargains with words about "cheap wealth" and "great peppermint" associated with Woods. The text is garbled and lacks clear events, dates, or identifiable individuals beyond generic references.
Cadis Blannelette Knic Kers and Flannelette Outfit Item
Frayed OCR item listing detailing one pair Cadis Blannelette knic kers for ladies and one flannelette blouse in embroidered and plain varieties, plus material: one eleventh dozen yards and 84 Yenis Al-Wool Sneeting.
Tolmie’s tour misleads on Western Australia soil
The Queensland Lands Minister Tolmie told Toowooma Chronicle his tour of Western Australia deserts the land as poor with sand and no grass. He suggested five to eight bushels per acre cover costs, and cited a harvest near 14 000 bushels from over a million acres. The piece mocks the sand legend and notes wheat prospects may reach close to 20 million bushels if conditions improve. It also teases Watch Castledine’s window and cheap gifts.
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Tolmie
Queensland
Toowoom‘ee
Kellerherrin
Tolmic
Dun
Beersheba
Perth
Fremantle
W.A
Tolinie
New Electro Plate and Silverware Display Opens
A new window display features electro plate and silverware described as the finest gifts for birthdays and weddings. Items include breakfast cruets egg cruets toast racks salad bowls biscuit barrels jam dishes pickle jars sugar scoops inkstands shaving sets and more art china glassware vases and photo frames.
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Fatiy Bally
Brockton
Bureenkution
Kokeby South
West Dale
Wogertin
Baxter Kidson Morrell ‘Moora
Bindoon Chittering
Lake Hinds
Muchea Rew Norcia
Wannamal
Wannamal Wanneroo Wongan Hills
SWAN
Kidsos Morrell
Armadale Fordale Caprine Mills
Chidiow
Dartington
Kelmacott Lion Mill
Mundaring
Parkerville
Roleyntene Smith's
Wooraloa
Province
Kidsop
Imuny
Sydney
Winston Chierchill
Terra Firma
High Heaven
Admiralty
Vine
Adelaide
City of
Gardes
Viscount Bryce
Globe
America
Lewis Harcourt
Mr. Gregory
Federals
Central Districts Association
J. Watson
Hyland's Circus
Throssell, Son and Stewart
Fitzgerald ST
Cadis Blannelette
Castledine’s
Walker’s Book Store
Union Bank
Filzgerald ST
Avon
W. Burrows
Cunderdin
West Australian Wool and Skin Company, Ltd
St George's Terrace
Scott Street
Bevpete
Orteam
Wemrir
Fitzgerald
Harry Hyde
Mr. A. N. Sendy
Nortuam
Peel Terrace
Little's
J. A. Jeffrey
Northam Motor Garage
WA. Bank
Henry Wills
Henry Wills and Co
Henry Wills & CO
Waltham Railway
Australia Limited
Stewart Dauson
Hay St
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