Murray Road Board Elects Dunlop Chairman for Twelve Months
At Pinjarra on a Saturday meeting the Murray Road Board elected H B Dunlop as chairman for the next year. New members Dr Joyce and Mr Wm Palmer were welcomed. The board discussed road surveys, land purchases, and funding for projects including North Dandalup siding repairs and the closure of Road MI12. Officials reported on elections and various rate and road concerns across wards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray Road Board
Pinjarra
H. Dunlop
EB McLarty
Dr. C. Joyce
Wen. Painter
Jan. McKay
H. Tuckes
W. Gresn
J.C. Warr
McKay
Joyea
Wm. Palmer
East Warde
McLarty
HB. Dunlop
Dunlop
Dr Joyce
Wm. Pulther
H. Studd
W. E.G. McLarty
Ite
J. C. Warr
Surveyor General's Office
Murray Loos
Canning
Parry
Irvine
M. Livingstone
Bedfordale
J.B. Colling
Coolup
Collinge
Lee
Bord
T. Robinson
North Dandalup
John Ball
Harvey
W. Barry
H. A. Eacott
Mandurah
Mempera Murray Road
Whitelock
Hon
France
Pinjwra
Beacham
C. W. Faurntleroy
Greenlands
McBay
de Joyce
Tiwae
Mc McLarty
Melarty
Joyce
Green
McLarts
Beschau’s
Tuckey
Me McLurey
Palmer
Earst Ward
Bell's Road
Marshup
Jarrahdale Notes Reflect Quiet Holidays and Local Loss
Correspondent reports Kaater holidays quiet as Easter waned and war weighs on the town. Mrs B Miller dies after brief illness. funeral Good Friday features Rebecca Lodge procession with about 130 mourners and a moving Braveside scene. Farewell gathering for Mr Jeff Cousehie held at Murray Arme Hotel with warm tributes. Recruiting slow. local notes end with a nod to medicinal remedies and weathered phrasing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaater
Jarratdale
B. Miller
F E. Miller
T. Rice
H. Jonau
Ay McDonald
Junr
S. Moore
Choe
A. McDonald
Murray Arme Hotel
Wealler Lylas
Inquest Adjourned Over Waroona Death of James Warman
An adjourned inquest in Pinjarra examined the death of James Warman at the Pinjarra Government Hospital on 30 April 1916. Witnesses described Warman being thrown from a wagon near Waroona on 27 April after a horse bolted and the cart overturned, with Dr Jayes and Constable O'Brien detailing the injuries and timeline. The jury returned a verdict of death by concussion of the brain caused by accidental fall from the cart near Waroon on 27 April 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Warman
Pinjarra
Hostal
Warnona
Hula
Cotrthinge
Paul Sthinst
BK. Fawcutt
Messie HL Clawen
H. A. Laslett
D. F
Bret
Noule
Warrula
Ife
Wiroona
George Pahl
Decesseil
Alex
Hayaroven
Hint UN
Warooua
Constable O'Brien
O'Brien
St Waroona
Pinjarra Government Hospital
Alurag
de Ceaneit
Hin
Edward McLernan
Waronns
Elephant Grass touted as drought resistant fodder in Rhodesia
A letter from B. Harrison in Burringham P O NSW extols Elephant Grass as a drought resistant, high yield fodder plant. He notes its evergreen green form most of the year, strong growth to 16 feet, potential yields up to 27 tons per acre after cutting, and suitability for poor soils and semi arid areas. He warns not to confuse it with Soudan Grass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhodesia
S. Africa
B. Harrison
F.r,h.s
Burringham
P.O
N S.W
Newest Fashions at Low Prices in Millinery and Garments
Stylish hats and costumes offered at bargain prices. Navy and black tagels with ribbons, glace hats trimmed with flowers, buckles, and laces. Corsets by Royal Worcester with multiple sizes, Donegal tweeds and seal plush fabrics featured with sale prices. Variety includes costumes, raincoats, and plait costume cloths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Niguer
Valle
Saxe
Royal Worcester
Donegal
Beans
East Howlapoe Rally Raises Funds For Red Cross Stall
The Ceolup Red Cross Society reports funds raised at East Howlapoe Mase Mondays including stalls for refreshments and fruit and produce. Donors include Mesdames Deeble Kirkham Williams Abbott Birch and Messrs Hebeoll Studd and others. Cash and in kind gifts supported sweet stall soft drinks and produce collections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowing
Yurinua Auills
East Howlapoe
Bird Mies Tuckes
Jed Cross
Doyleye
Mesdames Deeble
J Kirkham
B. Williams
McCarthy
Abbott
H. Birch
H. Ebeoll
H. Studd
Araha Holmes
Dorrington
Cox
Te i
Herron
Ward
Tuckey
Harrapeet
Nicholas
Newman
Laslett
Griffiths
Misses
McMahen
Williams
McKay
Christmas
Birch
J. McKay
Mevdames Foley
Heriin
Ackey
Baker
Cornish
Holland
Harvey Rifle Club Final Stage Trophy Shoot
Members of the Harvey Rifle Club competed in the final stage for Mr P J Logue's trophy on April 30. A E Stamford won with an aggregate of 190 off the rifle in two shots, while P J Logue scored 97 to annex the day's honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Rifle Club
P. J. Logue
Logue
A. E. Stamford
Hoyoake Notes Lecture By Attorney General Visit
A Sunday lecture in the Ball on 30 April covered The French Revolution by the Hon. Attorney-General Mr Thomas Walker. The event drew strong local interest and a warm reception for Mr Walker, who was accompanied by Minister for Mines Hon. B Mullier and MP P O Loughlen. The milling industry reports reduced output due to shipping delays, with about 30 workers laid off and orders still arriving. A letter from Private Venn Howe to Mr Howe noted deteriorating conditions. Subscription to the paper remains at per annum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos
Walker
Bat Ducite
Waller
B Mullier
P. O'Loughlen
Howe
Vrivate Venn Howe
Covdager
Te Sriter
Feeding at Milking Time in the Leader Advice
J B Warren writes that the Leader favors feeding cows after milking to avoid crowding and delays. He notes feeding before milking causes schedules to slip and during milking breeds agitation and crowding. The author invites readers to share experiences and compare results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Warren
Orion
Aiue
Eiphet
Law on Newspapers How Subscriptions Are Treated
The text explains that subscribers and advertisers who do not object are presumed to want ongoing subscriptions. Publishers may continue sending papers until arrears are paid. If recipients fail to take papers or move without notice, they remain responsible. Newspapers may be charged with fraud if uncalled for. prepaid notices require termination at end of term. Anyone who uses a newspaper is a subscriber.
The bravest thing Gou ever made Woods' Great Poppecmint Cure
An English officer recalls the Peninsula campaign and the enduring courage of a soldier. The text praises bravery in battle, the call to give due tribute, and hints at veterans and historic feats. The piece blends poetic reminiscence with references to endurance and victory, concluding with a nod to a medical remedy.
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Lands and Survey Department
Gasette
Secretary For Railways
Pravel Pit
Tenay Board
Jarrahdale Notes
Woods
Waroona
Correspondenta
Napier
Boans
Ceolup Red Cross Society
Boan Bros
Universal
Perth
Welington
Murray Streets
Monito Husnis Isqaal
Beldom
GEO. P. Harris, Scarfe & Go., Ltd
Mucay Stax
Penre
Jet
Hdcp
P.J
E. Stamford
Wermouth
Jackson
Correll
Ketsi
Geiivas
Taylor
A.B. Sands
Henry
Fremantle
Loralernt
Mr. K .Gibson
Park Sreep
Bunbur
Hoyoake
Little
Ali
The
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