Boans Grand Display of Summer Apparel and Necessaries
Attractive Boan Bargains in all cases the prices are extraordinarily low. Prices constitute a revelation in cheap merchandising. Boans cater for all income with unequalled success providing the best medium through which to economise these days. Their enormous trading yields lasting satisfaction and prices are moderate with prompt service and courteous attendance. Country clients are assured of prompt careful attention to mail orders.
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Boans
Railway Picnic Draws Large Attendance at Biterisiricis Event
A railway employees picnic at Warks Phe noted ideal weather and a large crowd. Reports praise the committee led by PS Ryan and Bo TT Colles for organizing the day with savory lunches, contests, and prize results including the Ladies Walking and Married Women races.
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Messin
Ryan
Colles
Unisung
V. Cofley
Pheast
Mr. Shire
Buckley
Jieer Pyle
Lougion
Comnitivemen's Race
Horley
Stare
Cricket Hall
Christenson
Stile of Thy Art Union
Ra Botur i
A. Matiivr
Bearley
Norrell
E- Piglurg
Miles Wenlack
Darkie
Conmercial Hotel
Norther
Woods
KT Culless
Nortlang
Northaute
Hegarty
Mugs Cooper
Tage
NASTY ACCIDENT NEAR WYALCALCHEM INVOLVES WORKERS
A collision occurred on the Mt Marshall line near the Benculy bin side of Wyalcalchem yesterday morning as a Midland Jarinin inspector and Mr Lampard toured. Mr Raynes suffered facial lacerations and bruising, while his companion escaped injury. both returned to Northam and were attended by Dr. Rockett.
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Mt. Marshall
Benculy
Wyalcalchem
Raye
Lampard
Specton
Hogan
Raynes
Northam
Nfernona
Rockett
Norham Retail Boaves Closed for Moclamation Day Anniversary
The Norham business Boaves will close all day Monday to celebrate Moclamation Day anniversary.
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Norham
Flag Day committee meeting outlines procession items and plans
A large turnout at Elder Smith's Buildings heard Mrs Golding preside. A donation of five guineas for a cup was announced. The committee proposed displays for the procession and welcomed HMS Pinna fore at Carnival proceeds. Sub committees were formed for children’s faces and handicaps with closing nominations set for October 28.
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Elder Smith
Golding
MM Young
Blackboy Hill
Salvation Army
Fire Brigade
Operatic Society
HMS Pinnafore
Messrs
Yaxley
Mesmeardes
James, Coffey
Purslowe
Ucarty Yorkrakine North Brande Rail Plan Presented
Delegates led by P Coffey and Morrison met Perth Premier on 10th inst seeking survey and construction of Viney line plus storage for this season's wheat at multiple points. Farmers urged dumps for deliveries and 40,000 bags of wheat storage in Yorte gakiee district. Premier pledged to take the matter to Cabinet.
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Tammin
iInlegatus
Mesars Pesse
Morrison
Perth
Messrs Piesse
Harrison
P Coffey
League
Seadday
Vima Hill
J Murphy
Yortegakiee
Lena
B Ryan
North Buandee
Frank Cooke
Agrientrail Brak
Ely
Australia celebrates seventh war loan effort
The report applauds national funding support, noting high energy and wealth efforts in the campaign. It highlights substantial subscriptions, acknowledgment from York of sums raised, and gratitude toward citizens and the Cayye committee for rallying around the cause.
Local Basketball Scores From Wednesday Night
Mocketing led with 20 points on Wednesday night while Kellertin added 76. Cunderdin scored 82 and Timmin 68 in the district games.
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Mocketing
Kellertin
Quace
Cunderdin
Timmin
Nembudding Notes Highlight Crops and Local Hopes
The Nembudding district presents promising crops with 700 acres under Mr T Orton and yield expectations around 18 bushels per acre. Allen and Sons report 1,490 acres with about 24 bushels per acre, while Mr G E Bury and Mr HJ Montfort also project strong harvests. Hay yields reach two and a half tons per acre, and telephony proves a boon amid rising rabbit damage as residents await government action on Crown lands. Political notes criticize Mr Piesse for unkept promises and tease a forthcoming visit to discuss pest control and other issues.
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T Orton
P Theil
Allen and Sons
G E Bury
HJ Montfort
Nembudding
Piesse
Northam Stock Market Report fragment
An OCR damaged market note lists sheep and pigs with uncertain figures. It mentions Helder Seine Otol and small yard values alongside vague shop references and a quiet market tone.
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Northam
Seine
Todas
Norn
Nanny
Death inquiry and wheat purchase talk dominate council notes
The report covers the death of Charles Wiwart at Kwolyin on September 10 and a resumed inquiry at Kellerberrin. It also notes the Legislative Council briefing by Mr Duffell on 1918 19 wheat acquisition, stating no agreement had been completed and no future gristing arrangements made.
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Cornus
Charles Wiwart Istebely
Kwolyin
Kellerborrin Pacity
Jary
Corti
Samuel Osby
Charlie Stewart
Trait Northant
Kellerberrin
Legislative Council
Duffell
CF Baxter
Public Works Contract Tenders Open for October Deadline
Public Works tenders will be received by the Minister for Works until noon October 3 for Northam area projects including Northam School additions pavilion class room and a wheat shed. Other listed works include Spencer's Brook wheat shed and related structures.
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Nearthen
Wes
Northam
Thinerin Wheat Shed
Spencer's Rook Wheat Shed
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