Deaths Casserly Eva Frances
Eva Frances Casserly, beloved wife of J P Chasserly, died March 7 at Northern. She was aged 41.
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Newspaper
Northam Courier
Location
Northam, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Mar 12, 1912
Page
2
Eva Frances Casserly, beloved wife of J P Chasserly, died March 7 at Northern. She was aged 41.
A note of gratitude from J. P. Cassibly thanks Mesdames Ruedizer White ford and Cares along with Dr Rockett the Matron and hospital staff for their kind handling of a beloved person before removal to the hospital at Rockett.
Death of Mr. Geo White at Northam Hospital after a long illness. Funeral held at Northam Cemetery with local ministers and church members attending. Arson case against Dale Bupey in Criminal Court adjourned then withdrawn after Crown witnesses questioned.
Colombo and Fre mantle family mourn the death of Mr Anger following a return to Fremantle after an illness. Funeral in Fremantle today. He leaves a wife and two daughters. Election notes report Warren Marwick seeking re election for East Province. Weather report notes 102 degree heat with bush fires seen. Palace Pictures features screened films and travel dramas at Palace Picture Lane tonight.
Public notices and community items note the Royal Hotel Pert near the railway station with proprietor H. Jones. Obituary headlines report the death of Joseph Angier affecting the Cour mercial Motel and travel plans of Mrs Angier and Mrs Auston.
Easter Monday meeting features Flying Handicap and Temi Stakes with prizes from 6 to 20 pounds. Events include Can derrin Cup one mile and a quarter, Local and Easter Handicaps, Consolation Handicap and more. Entries close with Messrs S B Donaven and Walter Stone and Mr MH Whitwell of Northam on Monday March 25. Racing at Spaneharp. A ball will be held at night.
The item describes a large assembly with judges, plan by Welle Anton Bay, and discussions on oaths, dykes, and feeders for poyineas. It notes an excursion train loss from Stmday, with references to local figures and a reformers group, ending with mentions of a busy mayaistor and various agricultural concerns.
Large attendance at the Northam Mechanics Institute Saturday for a lecture by Wheat Commissioner A L Sutton on preventing smut in wheat. The talk, under Northam Agricultural Society auspices, used photographs, specimens, and a microscope to show germ life and remedies while stressing seed vitality and proper treatment to deter smut transmission.
A Northam visitor to Roseworthy Agricultural College South Australia discusses farm operations the dry year and feed challenges. He notes fodder crops sorghum lucerne and barley options irrigation trials and salt-related soil issues while stressing ongoing extension work and future experiments.
The report notes sowing beriey iter wheat on tallow and a 45 bushel barley yield. Plans for similar crops this year include ploughing and rolling, with last year’s 4 wheat crop carried. Barley no longer grown on tallow. Straw and grain handling on the College Farm described with light crop, binding, and thresher work.
The report surveys curious themes from pole exploration rivalry between Scott and Amundsen, odd Welsh and Perth notes, and a town hall debate. It mentions mysterious lights, ships near the pole, a Pickwick Papers reference, and local council chatter on a new hall and railway.
Meckering residents report growing activity with new brick buildings underway including the Vinlon Bini project and a wind-farm-style factory. The Meckering Cricket Club plans a ball on April 3 to fund a Perth team transfer amid player shortages, while runners prepare for a series of upcoming games. A cricket meeting and runes event are set for midweek, promising a lively day for visitors to Meckering.
In a rough but readable update, Vander and Weet Vander lead teams through the Nor Homerven Championship Tourney with several wins. Mi Mueton and Lowden push hard, while Pope, Broomball and Weaver push contenders. Final contests feature Patre Smith and Jordan hosting Giddur in a decisive bout.
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