Northam Agricultural Show Opens Judging at 10 A M
The annual Northam Agricultural Show begins with judging of all classes except horses starting at 10 a m. Local exhibitors prepare as animals and displays await early morning evaluations and awards.
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Newspaper
Goomalling Dowerin Mail
Location
Goomalling, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Oct 27, 1914
Page
2
The annual Northam Agricultural Show begins with judging of all classes except horses starting at 10 a m. Local exhibitors prepare as animals and displays await early morning evaluations and awards.
Schedule shows pony classes including Pony Hunter and Lady's Hack with entries like 142 aa and 13 tas. The list mentions Single Carriage and Harness Pony events with various weights and distances.
The Toodyay Herald reports a parade of stock events including a 3 p.m. start and various classes such as open hop and weight carrying hacks. It notes improved harvest prospects in the Bolgart district after earlier fears of seed shortages and records several rainfall amounts across Eastern Districts, with patchy showers continuing.
The piece references Northam Town Hall October dates for Gilbert and Sullivan's Gondoliers staged by the Northam Choral Society with a large cast and orchestra. It discusses state unemployment relief, urging rural development and agricultural expansion, calling for unity beyond party lines and noting government action and rural dependence.
Farmers in Tammin report variable rainfall with 3 to 6 inches recorded over periods, slight spring showers, and renewed wheat and pasture activity. A meeting at the Mechanics' Institute led by E B Lockyer discussed wheat sales, feed, and farm contracts to aid farmers amid drought and livestock concerns.
The piece weighs how a Northern seat shift could swing the House. It notes government support from 3 to as many as 27 if Northern MPs align with Labor, speculating on party maneuvers with the Country Party, Liberals, and opposition dynamics. It includes discussion of farmer wheat contracts amid a dry season and a proposal to bar export.
The Northam Agricultural Society prepares a major show despite statewide drought with plans for notable dairy, blood stock, and draught horse displays. Political analysis hints at potential shifts in the North district as Liberals and Labor contend for seats, with expectations of a government majority depending on election outcomes and party alignments.
A special report describes the drought stricken area between Ouven and Wurrawville with vast losses to crops and wool. Settlers show grit amid desolation as water scarcity shapes transport and farming, while producers push for parity and seed reforms to aid the next season.
The drought threatens disaster across states with crop failures and rising hardship. Government faces pressure to aid creditors and sustain workers as relief measures are debated while drought stricken settlers seek aid and steady production.
The first truck of the new season's chaff was loaded at East Northam station yesterday morning for J. M. Drummond and Co. The chaff, Rumple, came from Alpha on Tetton's Morbey farm. The Central Districts Foothal Assolution premiership awarded to Jennacubbine amid protest by Grass Valley Corks. Rain and hail fell yesterday with 5 to 7 inches reported at Northam Post Office. The Northam Rifle Club Rally begins November 1 as part of Imperial needs, with training emphasized.
A committee was appointed to carry out the nectiv decisions and includes Messrs KE, B. Imekver, G. Auster, A D Glass, H. Roval, W. Courthove, S. B. d Mtarshall and P Pinel. Other nominations were made but all withdrew in favor of the nectiv candidate. Mr KF Edwardes urged government action to assist farmers during the farming and Berry seasons and praised prompt steps. A vote of thanks to Messrs Leekyer and Anstey closed the meeting.
The report notes unrest at Broken Hill where interpreters of exFrench are displaced by censors over wartime language. It mentions Mr Atkins and Kaiser's portrayal, Uncle Toby sayings, and alleged Royalist promises tied to wartime politics and controversial materials.
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