Photo Frames For Sale At Walker's Book Store
An advertisement offers birch oak and metal post card to six photo frames in various styles at Walker's Book Store Northam. Photos welcomed to tailor frames to requirements. Also Salvation Army appeal notes a major Paddy's Market fundraiser at Palace Theatre with committee setup and Bible School Day programs forthcoming.
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Shanes
A. W. Byfield
Northam Town Hall
Salvationists
J. W. Purslowe
Mesdames Ivimey
Sergeant
Salvation Army
Kearney
Palace Theatre
Adams
Churches of Christ
Western Australia
Stirling
United Bible Schools
Town Hall
Northam Road Board Meets for Monthly Session
The Northam Road Board chaired by Carroll met with Messrs Martin Cotton Hansen McManus Wilkerson and Smith. They formed a committee for the Seventh War Loan and heard reports on York Road Seabrook bridge approaches costing 63 pounds, road raising works, and pending repairs on Goomalling Jennapullin Show Ground and other routes. No. of funds stood at 102 pounds 7s at WA Bank and 21 pounds 2s 5d at the Treasury. 165 pounds in payments were approved.
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Northam Road
Carroll
Messrs
Martin
Cotton
Hansen
McManus
Wilkerson
Smith
Northam
York Road
Seabrook
Meenaar
Burges Bros
Snooks
Moore's
Goomalling
Jennapullin
Guildford Road
Clackling
Clackline
Mokine
Ten Mile
Canine Hill
York-road
Hunter's Farm
Patterson
W. A. Bank
Treasury
The Thin End of the Wedge War Time Prohibition
Editorial warns that prohibiting liquor during war is merely a first step toward broader controls. It argues that temporary measures risk permanent restrictions and questions the precedent set by government power in wartime.
Open Letter Demands Tobacco Prohibition for Soldiers
On July 26 1917 Dr Charles G Pease president of the Non-Smoker's Protective League addressed President Wilson in an open letter protesting the distribution of tobacco to American troops and urging a tobacco ban. He objected to the Red Cross sending cigars and cigarettes to soldiers and nurses and cited German cabbage leaf cigars as an example.
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Charles G. Pease
Germany
What Next Where will they stop War Prohibitionists push
Prohibitionists claim the war is being used to push prohibition not to win it. The Business Men's Committee No 1 authorises the stance and suggests this is only a start with aims beyond the current conflict.
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Business Men's Committee
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Walker’s Book Store
Salvation Army Appeal
Ansir
Inter-Alfied Council
Art
Australian Wheat Board
Russell
South Australia
Inter-Allied Council
Nol
Northam Road Board
Business Men’s Committee
W. P
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