Local bowling winner and council re-elections report
Leonard wins green-keepers' championship of the State at bowls by 36 to 15 over Lestie. Goomalling Bone Board members, J A North Ward and others, are re-elected. Mc Ey F. Edwardes not seeking re-election. Anzac Day Red Cross fund drive targets £5,000 for WA. Betting-house cases in Fitzgerald Street proceed. one defendant fined £45. Prisoner currency to be issued for POWs in Germany. Australian Y M C A worker aids Gaza soldiers. Red Cross meeting at Town Hall for April appeal. Labour victory telegram from Northampton branch to T J Ryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard
Aft. Lawley
Northam
Mately
Herbert PhD Leonard
Howls
Lestie
Goomalling Bone Board
J. A. North Ward
M. J. Lawler
Lou Ward
J. Marshall
Noah Ward
Ey F. Edwardes
G. W. B. Smitty
Bert Keast
Timothy Hastett
Harry Jackson
Fitzgerald Street
Norham
M. G. Lavan
Pearson
Imalsh
Harnett
H. Jackson
W. Morrison
K.M
Red Cross Society
Northam Railway Notes Resumes Duties After Break
Mr Haigh stationmaster resumes duty after three months including Tasmania in the Eastern States. Porter Lal Martin also returns from Blackboy. The text notes the heat and a lingering issue with the Mesh, while expressing hope that Mailways uphold a splendid reputation as the Motherland seeks aid to finish a tough round.
Mixed Farming Advocated as Practical Solution for NSW
Mr. R. Gibson of Harden NSW urges mixed farming after a year of study. He argues grazing with cultivation supports wheat and notes fodder should be conserved for droughts. He predicts 45 million sheep needed before fodder farming pays, and warns that wheat prices in Sydney are low at present.
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R. Gibson
Harden N.S.W
Sydney
McMahon Fined For Disorderly Conduct At Widgiemooltha
At Coolgardie Police Court J S P McMahon pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct after firing a rifle at the Widgiemooltha hotel. He admitted losing control when intoxicated. fined £3 and £4 4s 4d costs. Prohibition order was refused due to Licensing Act amendment.
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Coolgardie
Messrs
D. Macpherson
J. Kay Hall
J's P
McMahon
Widgiemooltha
James Doyle
Doyle
George Sweeney
Private sector hints at settling farm credit claims
The "Primary Producer" notes rising private activity by firms and institutions in the agricultural industry. It suggests a government move to settle all firm claims against farmers on a dividend basis, possibly by bonds, and warns such innovations may benefit merchants more than farmers or the state.
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News and Notes
Elder, Shenton and Co
Australian Red Cross Society
Commonwealth
Western Australia
Germany
Y.mc.a
Gaza
W. M. Hughes
Billy
Northampton
A Ak
T. J. Ryan
Veensland
Australian Labor Federation
Northam Railway Notes
Tr Pee
Tren Wath Ling
Palth Bank of Avetranc
Af Post “Ag
Toc
Northam Motor Garage
E.jkirkman
Chidlow Street
West Northam
The
London & Lancashire Insurance () Limited
Viking House
William-street
Perth
E. Harrisson
Employers
Werker
Live Task
Lem of Profits
Fidelity Gueranter
Fie Glew
Publicink
District ” Agents
Meckering
P. Comey Merredin
Geo. Jucount Morown
F. W. Prater
Bruce Kock
J. Higgs
Bantine
Chas, Robinson
Dunderdin
Barrie and
Bunfeld Palbeking
H. H. Maxwuehalli
Walwallins
Jas. Black
Dangin
J. Laird
Doodiakae
Glo. Wellman
Goomalling
Eaton
Kellerberrin
Geo. Gardiner
Kerrelocking
W. 5
Lewis
John Purser
Quatreding
S. C. Ball
Quellingtos
S. Gentie
Shackletom—Leedman
Muir Toodyay
J. A. Wroth
Trayning
W. Anson
Yok—J. J. Lawlers
Wongan Hills
A. Myers
Carter and Barr Auctioneers
Mechanics Institute
Fitzgerald St Northam
Northam Hotel
Tomlinson
Horseshoe Coffee
Pier Street
Government Printing Office
Snacov
Camtunt
Mrs Branley
Sttchers
Agent Far
H. Feilding
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