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Jack Cody, Dowerin agent.
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Newspaper
Northam Courier
Location
Northam, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Aug 21, 1914
Page
2
Jack Cody, Dowerin agent.
The notice concerns a public works petty contract overseen by the minister for wood north region. It lists location at Merredin and near the police station with reference to time constraints and authorities involved in the project.
A local event showcases tractors demonstrating ploughing tar harvesting and seeding operations. Demonstrations include four furrow dhamypion and arrow maiden types. Lectures by university professors cover agricultural subjects. Dining and tea offered, with a ground booth and a grand ball at night.
Owners of unregistered dogs must secure licenses by August. Legal proceedings will be taken against unregistered owners with no further notice. G. Whitlock, Secretary.
Owners are notified that all licenses for vehicles motor cars and motor cycles must be taken out before August 31st Legal proceedings will be taken against all unregistered owners without further notice.
Tenders will be received until Thursday September 3 for several road works including Coomal ling Toodyay road gravelling Wanabin Rossmore Walourmouring and related items with specified measures. Specifications available at the Board office. A 5 percent deposit with each tender. No tender necessarily accepted. G Whitlock secretary and engineer.
A terse political critique argues against funding new ships while aging defenses and obsolete vessels linger. It warns that future generations may bear the cost of today’s military hardware and questions the Fisher Government’s broader strategic choices.
Speaking at Denmark Hill, Mr Lloyd George assails the Asquith government, pledging a systematic wartime drive against disease, sanitar y neglect, and poverty. He vows to extend welfare to workers, insisting genuine Liberalism must push forward, not stagnate.
On freehold of well improved properties, entrusted to W. Zourihope, Barrister and Solicitor, Gourmulling or at Y. Taylor's office, Dowerin, every Monday afternoon. Also at Melong's, Wougas Hills, the first Thursday evening each month.
An advertisement offering a map of Europe with prizes for first second and third places. Maps must be lodged with Mr Robertson at Northam Stationers’ Mall before 9 o clock on Saturday evening September 2 for entry, with charges for engraving and further partitions available on demand.
An event planned for Wednesday August 26 at 8 pm seeks War Fund support with admission 1 shilling and sixpence and children sixpence. During intermission a meeting will be held to discuss the advisability of opening a subdivision for the War Fund.
A community patriotic concert featured performances by Daviate Songs and Clarises with AP programming by Ms. dinthes Titterwait Hovkges Tramatic Skeoc To MS. itd Mrs reyes Prices 2-od Te. No exurd ives bor hacking Phebens Mornesday at IMameys.
The Fisher Government’s thirteen months in office are credited with shaping defence policy. They passed the Defence Act, established military and naval colleges, and supported the Transcontinental Railway for strategic defence. Critics note Labor’s broader ambitions for the Northern Territory, while the piece defends current military plans and warns against postponing costs to future generations.
Sensation at Coolgardie with summons against Charles Vincent proprietor of Lion Brewery over wine labels. Also a tractor demonstration at Southern Brook on Wednesday August 26 featuring ploughing harvesting and seeding implements with 4 and 3 furrow classes and no prizes. University figures to speak on agriculture. refreshments on ground. proceedings to conclude by nightfall. At Esperance Mr Brown of Howard Smith and Co praises the port and hints at business with Standard Sale Co. Meanwhile railway staff seek an advance copy of the Muleven Hills rail line to allow amendments. trade interests urge officials to influence route choices for Geraldton region.
A garbled page lists weather, transport, and local happenings. Reports include a police court case against William Nichols for attempted assault, new Bank of New South Wales premises, Avon River flow updates, and upcoming postal schedules and telegram rates. Also mentions a public competition and local church activities.
J C Horan of Kwilkan writes August 8 to discuss Liberal candidate Piesse and Country Party prospects in Toodyay. He notes Piesse’s partisan shifts, urges sincerity, and supports a careful selection ballot balancing candidates who served the party.
Government warns that all persons must report quantities of listed goods in possession under the Food Stuffs Commission Act. Failure to furnish or provide false returns may incur a fine up to £1000 and seizure of the relevant commodities.
A reader letter discusses Anglo German relations with reference to a West Australian cable sheet. It notes two main questions facing both nations about colonial policy and social reform, mentions Germany acknowledging England's role in colonization, and cites a London Chamber of Commerce luncheon and other political remarks. References to Herr Dernburg and public notices of upcoming events and candidates are included.
The report notes wheat crops across regions under stress from prolonged frost and drought. Farmers face low yields, with sheep herds needing early feeding as pastures fail and water supplies dwindle. Dam storage is strained and irrigation remains limited due to dry conditions.
The Ancient Order of Foresters court in Meckering held a well attended social evening at Lie Meckering Agricultural Hall. Delegates from Court Latte Jub Northam attended to report progress and honor officers, with prizes awarded for fancy dress and singing.
The Benjie footballers faced Bear duberring in a tight Saturday game. Captain Hourrison led the team, with standout performances by Jim Thissel and Billy Boyne. Though the Benjie crew showed grit, they struggled to halt the Bear offense and suffered multiple costly plays.
Fragmentary report from Nungarin describes Burten Rock defeating Nongarin by 14 points after a wet weather game. Disjointed lines mention a player Nieumigd Metasiay and referee attention, with unclear references to local officials and spectators.
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