Meckering News Highlights Rain and Local Ball
A few Sunday showers brought moisture for late crops. The annual Meckering Children's Ball, tied to the Human Catholic Church, drew lively participation with many standout fancy dress efforts and awards for best dressed and most orig inal costumes. An interesting wedding occurred Tuesday afternoon as Miss Florio and Louie Frid unite, with ceremony details noted among local happenings.
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Wade
Este
Pleoda Kitachky
Harvester
Nellie Cullerton
Minnie Carter
Elsie Etheridge
Tume
Ferey Ross
Undec
Doris Cullinane
Mies A. Green
Joe Ford
Jos Eileen Cullinane
Joe Staple
Ivy Ford
Claude Cullerton
Violet Carver
Arthur Prout
Kathleen Culfinane
Miss MeKay
West Yorkrakine Progress Association Holds Special Meeting
A special West Yorkrakine Progress Association meeting was held at Pearse and Evane with G H A Cox in attendance. About 28 points were recorded on a plan to improve wheat marketing and road access. Settlers urged government action including a tractor on the road to assist transport and boost payments.
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The
West Yorkrakign Progress Association Ab
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Evane
G. H. A Cox
Crm Parkwart
Progress Association Plans Agricultural Hall Drive
Yorkrakine reports hay making as general, fields showing improved appearance with scattered hay stocks. A Saturday meeting of the Progress Association at E Hutchinson's addressed raising funds for an Agricultural Hall on the granted site. A concert and dance on December 26 were proposed, with committees formed led by Messrs Adamson Cockram Bell Brady and Mrs Hutchinson guiding a ladies committee. Nice Sunday rains will help crops, and water carts may be needed before Christmas. Public Works progress includes a new Shhoo yards tank, promising future value as ground improves despite current drought effects.
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Local Progress Association
E. Hutchinson
Demon Wan
Messrah Adamson
Cockram
Bell
Brady
Si Ee Gear
Enrices Brady
Public Works
Barty Aking
Oak Park rain aids crops as farmers greet season
Splendid rain at Oak Park on gunday boosts crops. Farmers meet locals with hopeful smiles, expecting a good yield. Seale School district inspectors reviewed site and discussed government estimates for building funds. Local cricket club held annual meeting in October with balance sheet and plans for a 9 strong team and revised grounds.
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Oak Park
Uskark Cricket Club
Bulton Targies
J. A. White
W. L. Hunter
Meners
Munyard
Roysl
Bibeaue Pernard
Neale
Perttiog
Nungarin Cricket Club Benefit Evening at McCorry Barn
A village benefit event for the Kgunagin cricket club was held in Mr. McCorry's barn at TRA Spender. Attendees enjoyed a piano solo, songs, and a humorous recital by Mr. Templeton. Gratitude was expressed to Mr. McCorry and Emily for their generous support. Mr. Templeton noted pension concerns affecting the club and thanked contributors before dancing resumed. Mr. W T Rocktifle has been elected and appointed as teacher at the Meeker State School.
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Kgunagin Cricket Club
McCorry
Frerpleton
Roun Fin Cricket, Club
Emily
Mum
Joan
Epseioux Barn
Pitt
Templeton
W. Tt. Rocktifle
Meeker State School
A Watts and Co Auctioneers Listings for Immediate Land Sales
A Watts and Co land agents advertise farms for immediate sale in the Valley district and Blandin siding area. Listings include 829 acres with water, 125 acres cleared, 80 acres crop, and 607 acres joined. Terms include mortgage balances, cash payments, and time terms. Town properties and suburban lots are also offered with large trust funds available.
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Tires Valley
Blandinz Siding
Floral Exhibition Shines at Northam Town Hall Show
The Eastern Districts Floral and Industrial Exhibition at Northam's Town Hall featured blooms, garden produce, cookery, and needlework. Exhibitors packed the central table and walls, with judges and Rev A L Marshall praising the effort. The Mayore ss opened the show, expressing hopes for continued horticultural interest and a future monthly display.
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St. Job's
A. L. Marshall
Flo
Ing Pointe
Marshall
Cole Fboich
Abs
Are
Colsamye
Lenaer
Eataillon Bari
Archolsom
Mantle
Roduce
Steidnuts
W. J. Dempster
Myssow
Amosdames Morrell
Viveash Wodi Morrell
Koses
de. Rockett
Mrs. Grieve
Goomalling Ziunic Meeting Attracts Local Entertainments
The Goomalling Race Club announces a picnic meeting on Wednesday restricted to district horses. Entries close tomorrow with secretaries E W Robinson or J Gollan. A post meeting gathering will be held at the Mechanics Institute offering an evening of amusement.
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Goomalting Atace Club
Atina
K. W. Robinson
Goonalling
J. Gollan
Northan
E. W. Robinson
Northam
Mechanics’ Institute
Beverley Picnic Meeting Stages Enthusiastic Turnout
A Beverley picnic meeting was well attended in fine weather with lively betting and multiple races. Fleet Lock won the Trial Stakes and the Show Handicap, while Tinder and Orontes led other events. Dividends were paid on several close finishes as the enclosure improvements drew praise.
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Oj. Flomt
Curtim
Fleet Lock
Urontea
Tim
Sarsfield
Little Spinder
Picnic
Chaucer
Fleet Lyck
Sarfield
Bettin
Beverley Plate
Orontes
Lynein
Hettin
Dangin
Rifle Shooting Club Opens With Attendance and Scores
The denon cubrine Wile Llub Look opened on Sunday with good attendance of locals and visitors. Mr. Ryan, president, led the ceremony and Captain Creery of No. 4 Squadron attended. Twelve or fourteen shooters tested at 300 and 400 yards, with scores recorded and plans for an upcoming club event noted.
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Ryan
Mr Creery
No. 4 Squadron
Opening cricket match in Northam postponed by rain
Poor weather has left Northam ground waterlogged and fixtures affected. Players and officials await a clearer outlook as organizers confirm a revised weekend schedule and safety considerations for Saturday's proceedings.
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Cricket Weiss
Northam
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