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Newspaper
Northam Courier
Location
Northam, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Mar 21, 1919
Page
1
The article surveys imperial wool policy and sales aims in 1920, noting Australia’s liberal grower payments, price stabilization goals, and planned public auctions in April. It discusses British and Allied demand, competition effects, and the impact on Australian growers, with a brief mention of a 76th June 1920 purchase contract and market outlook.
Senator Millen Minister for Repatriation accompanied by Mr Colebatch M.H.R and Hon James Mitchell visited Northam and dined at the Commercial Hotel. He outlined the federal plan distributing about 500000 for many small soldier welfare projects and explained the housing scheme offering up to 700 with no deposit to help soldiers or widows buy homes. The talk stressed careful eligibility and asset saleability. The Minister met Repatriation Committee and then departed for York.
Local bookseller Walker's Book Store announces a reread promotion and specials. The event highlights newly stocked titles, author signings, and discounts aimed at attracting readers to the shop.
The Kellerberrin meeting opened in pleasant weather but drew smaller crowds. Stipendiary Steward J Noonan handled a busy day as several owners clashed with racing rules. Wilgy was scratched after early tensions in the Third Class Plate. Multiple races saw close finishes with Chelsfield and Flying Star posting strong showings and Jamwood and Piatrix close behind. Ahead, Merredin races are announced with an expected turnout and jockey demand noted by Secretary Cook.
Dalgety and Company dated March 19 reports no rain yet, urging this week for relief. If good rains fall in the next three weeks, a favorable season for Merse/Murchison is expected. The sheep market remains quiet with a preference for wethers of good frame and early shorn quality.
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