Boans Store of Good Values Ad Emphasizes Value and Service
Boans presents a department store message highlighting low prices, quality goods, and long-standing standards of excellence. Mail orders are handled by a specialist staff and the store touts its reputation for promptness and efficiency.
Deaths of Mrs T Houlahan and Mrs R H Matthews
Regret filled the town as Alice Houlahan wife of T Houlahan died after a long illness. The funeral from St Joseph's Church proceeded to Northam Cemetery with Rev Father O Donnell and Rev Baker O Donnell officiating. The second obituary notes the death of Mrs Mary Matthews of Southern Brak after six weeks illness, with funeral to Northam Cemetery where Rev J Mason conducted the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mix Alice Houlahan
Uvulahan
Inrly
Anne
St. Joseph's Church
Father O'Donnell
Jan Ue
Northarn
Baker OD Mnnell Gicing
Chied
Me T. Foulabian
Nel
Mes Crisch
Mes Blythe
Suturin-Haw
Martin Neice
Ty McInerey
G. Kauton
J. Teahan
J. Kenny
H Koley
W. Duggan
Worley
J. W. Purstowe
Mir Ral Mathews
Siuthern Brak
Mary Mathews
Fenway Wypil
Judy
Tae Edward
Dudley
Jonnapilin
Arange
Anplicsa
Messrs
L. Forwant
Caroll
A Lawrence
Wo Wateson
K Lawrence
Jim
Grace
Toy
Regerb
Lily
J Beard
Mead
F Smith
Mack
C Wilson
Dilley
Henry
Lucy
Collins
Stewart
Hellwig
Kyle
Lawrense
Cyeree
M Young
Ferguson
Everett
Greenwood
Daley
Ernie
Marion
Kases Souther Revok
Quinter
Ted
Drowning Tragedy In Avon River Claims Three Boys
Three young boys aged about seven and younger perished in the Avon River near West Northam after a botched rescue attempt at the Poolated Water Supply Bridge. Edward McKenaie escaped depth danger first, his elder brother William McKenaie attempted to save him and drowned, Arthur Orchard raised the alarm and then vanished, Roy Rickart dove in and recovered Kilward’s body. Rescue efforts by bystanders and Doctor Rocket and Sergeant Fenhan followed without saving the remaining boy. Sympathy extends to the McKenie and Orchard families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William McKenaie
Edward McKenne
Arthur Orchard
Ora Bathe
Avon River
Wesr Northam
Edward McKenaie
Orchard
Roy Rickart
Kilward
Beawgheit
Dr Rocket
Fenhan
Inge Wasagon
Ars D McKenzie
Australian medal hero of Villers Bretonnaux bold action in WWI
Will Hive in Austra Vine recounts the valor of Lieu Salier Sadler who earned the Victoria Cross at Villers Bretonnaux on April 25 during the Australian counterattack. He and a single comrade repelled three German machine gun crews, was wounded yet returned to duty, later commissioned after serving in Perth before heading back to Australia.
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Austra Vine
Liew Clif Sadher
Villers Bretonnaur
Lieu Salieir
Seienthe
Lient
England
Australia
W.A
A.M.C. Great Sadlier
France
Perth
Western Wool Industry Ltd abandons West Australia venture
Perth state reports Thy Western Wool Industry Ltd formed to pursue wool scouring and fellmongering in West Australia. A working capital of £60 was provided but directors abandon the enterprise and refund subscribers due to labour troubles, refusal of the Central Wool Committee to grant required site, and failure of the Board of Deat to grant special amortisation under the War Times Profit Tax Act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thy Western Wool Industry, Ltd
Perth
West Australia
Australia
Central Wool Committee
Board of
War Times
Courier Office Handles All Kinds of Ads
A busy courier office processes a variety of notices and listings sending them to readers. Workers report steady turnover of classified ads personal notices and public announcements amid a bustling newsroom environment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted
Flag Day at Northam Draws Big Crowds Despite Heat
The Northam event drew large attendance though temperatures topped 102 degrees. A Salve-Hon Army Band led the procession from the railway station, with prizes awarded for best costumes and tradesmen turnout. Miss Marjorie Leeming won the flag race, and the day closed with a profitable total exceeding £300, including several firefighting and horse events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northam
S Qgldham
Salve- Hon
Don Riley
Frank Kelly
Knight
Spencer's Brook
Kwolyn Murder Trial Verdict Attracted Mercy Recommendation
In a trial before Mr Justice Booth Samet Osby alias Charles Stewart, a miller of uncertain origin, pleaded guilty to murder of Charles Edward Blakely at Kwoly on September 19. The Crown cited a police statement. the jury, after evidence, found willful murder with mercy recommended, Osby sentenced to death with royal mercy recommendation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Booth
Samet Osby
Charles Stewart
Charles Edward Blakely
Kwoly
Blakely
Waxes
de Blanchard
Naisn
Nairn
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Boans Emporium
Boans Limited
Universal Providers
Wellington and
Murray Streets
T. Houlahan
R. H. Matthews
Mrett E. Stanbury
West Northam
Hailway Station
Fancy Goode
Deapery
Drewmak
Ing
Hl.m.s. Pinafore
Gilter and Sullivan
Northam Operatic Society
Town Hall
A. J. Tvrmey
C. Wheildon
WD. Ashbult
Pinilare
Tie
Josh Monten
Cy Av Mills
Northamb
Matherin
Mill
Mr. Fishwick
Disk Dewleye
Ralph Rackshaw
C A Robertson
Buttercup
W Stewart
Rephine
Lenegan
Westames Stewart
Robertson
Mra Stewart
Mises Mary Grace
Ethel Clarke
Dorit Broom
Cin
Prisonery of War Fund
Railway Stanoys Board
Glassome
Bunnie Oy
Heal—J
Joe Vootbell
Priddy Wilken
Trird Hea
Miss Vann
Glesmairn
Mortlock
J. J
Miss van
Spoon Keef
Browneridge
Messrs Gratt
Green
Neely
Kwoyin