Northam Agricultural Society Holds Monthly Meeting
The Northam Agricultural Society convened with Mr E W Cotton presiding. A letter from the Lending Library Myuator discussed resolutions, updates on Fremantle cool store, wheat delivery guarantees, and rodent control, plus plans for a public meeting on June 4 and a show schedule for June 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.W. Cotton
Lendrary
Getentiure
Northam
Fremantle
Hondae Mitchell
M.L
Bth
Yous
Norman
Hon Prime Minialee
Peprivany
Kablot Artix
Diteuxaion
Mer
Barclay
Walsh
Wilding
Sermon
Lt Waa
Minster For Industries
Robingon
Methodist Sunday School Anniversary Service Schedule
The Methodist Sunday School anniversary will be celebrated next Sunday and Monday with three Sunday services led by Rev. I. Faull. A Mothers Day service precedes an illustrated talk and hymns led by C. W. Davey. Monday features a public meeting at 7 45 with Rev Hy Fault speaking. Collections benefit the Sunday School Fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faull
C. W. Davey
G. Hy Griffiths
Fepevinentent Wi
Hy Fault
Sunday School Funda
YMCA Losses Rise From Western Front War Demands
Cable from Australia reports YMCA losses and casualties amid German offensives. Estimated financial impact about £115,000 includes huts, scores, and equipment. Despite destruction, YMCA work continues in affected areas as Australian troops advance with forward lines in battles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y.M.C.A
Austtralia
YMCA
Northam Race Club Meeting Delivers Close Finishes Despite Weather
A Wednesday showery meeting at Northam Race Club drew 277 at the gate with heavy rain and a strong wind. The Trench Handicap and several sprints produced tight finishes, including wins by Half a Length and a Neck, with tote payouts listed and a totalizator amount recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wednessin Tas
Totalisator
Juin Une Wikernoon
Froureen Ls Bakers
Indy
Iris
Unclear Racing Card Fragment With Bets and Names
Fragmentary text lists runners such as Miss M Spencer and Orphan Joy with weights and odds, plus references to Nurse Brock Film and Brillant Boy. Mentions tote divisions and a betting line, but many garbled words obscure full event details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yurmary
M. Spencer Bate
Nurse Brock
D. Iancock
Muratand
Orphan Joy
Brillant Boy
FALLOWAY HANDICAP PRINCESS AERIAL WINS BY HALF LENGTH
Princess Aerial ridden by Jami Jorie Lock won the Falloway Handicap at five furlongs by a half length ahead of Cracker Cracknell and Spinland. The race featured numerous horses with weights listed and a betting market showing 5 to 1 odds for British Luke and 30 to 1 for Arboretta or Spinland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhodale
Yangary
Dake
Daize
Orphan Joy
Fread
Flyer Charters
Settles Hat
Princess Asrial
Flintery Jattlo
Gala
Peruke Pot
Zennlar Taty Caberia
Battle Five
Princess Aerial
Sutbrett
Jami Jorie Lock
Cracknell
Lou Lock
Priam Shiel
All Light
Arbrrete
Morse Spinland
McGuiness Saure Lad
Lawler
Flint
Siti
Dick Little
Flintery
Settles
Naberup
Lockball
Luke
Flinty
Northam Road Board Reviews Boundary, Vermin Plan and Roads
The Northam Road Board held its monthly meeting with members including Chairman Carroll and Secretary Smythe. It discussed adopting a boundary post plan with Goomalling, rabbit poison distribution, Vermin Board meeting, road works at Grass Valley Meenar and Clackline, bridge bearers, and a financial report showing a £206 credit and £905 total payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northam Road Board
Messrs Carroll
Martin
O'Driscoll
McManay
Hansen
Wilkerson
Smith
Colton
French
J. W. Smythe
Northam
Ile
Messrs Corton
Baker's Hill
Clackhine
Department of Repatrians
Grass Valley Meenaar
Grass Valley
Clackline
Burges
Meenar
Joarit
Dutton
York-road
American and German Temperament Essay contrasts liberties and governance
A pre publication essay by Professor Francke of Harvard contrasts American self government with German obedience. It argues Americans seek liberty and resent external interference while Germans accept restrictions to maintain order and collective responsibility. The piece highlights Germany’s disciplined governance, better roads and taxes, and compared sacrifices for freedom by Americans and Germans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angaat
Francke
Harvard Univerity
France
America
Washington
Lineoln
England
Cromwell
Lafayette
Gambetta
Hungary
Kossuth
Russa
DalmatianWorker Dies After Mining Cage Accident
Nicholas G. Fislonic, an employee at Golden Harshoe G.M., was injured when a wooden splinter pierced the cage during ascent. A 15 inch wood fragment entered between his shoulder blade and sternum, compromising his condition until he died at night despite medical care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnos
Nicholas G. Fislonic
Golden Harshoe G.M
Vanton
Fistonic
Sowell
St Johr
Goll Toapital
McCall
US National War Trade Board reorganises Pacific vessels
Information from Sydney says the United States National War Trade Board will reorganise available wooden Pacific vessels to lift Australian wheat. Mr Geo Billings of San Francisco is appointed to assist in classing ships. First class sailing ships of 1 000 tons and over are allocated to wheat transport while smaller vessels will serve the copra trade. Some sailing ships have already been commandeered to carry Australian wheat to America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
United States National War Trade Board
Ken
Pacific
Geo Billings
San Francisco
Ben
Also Mentioned on This Page
Northam Agricultural Society
Methodist Church News
Northam Race Club
Malden Handicap
Auclongy
Biglands Perake
McCanis - Slipaling
Hetgb
James
Frits Lock
Sharky Sat
Caberia
Slipalong
Klinflock
Gyoa Peake
Turi
Zenabur
Ile Divss
Vine
Mks
Ublass
Luchomgs
Jay
Seuund
Rhadale
Godfrey
Yunnary
McCann Flinty
Otter Sartery
Baize
Romasia Stab
McVann
Chandler
Uharlty Handicap
Bouleau
Cracknell Riddy Barly Tou Gid
Chandler Carnigham
Biglands
Pegay
Joy Er
Chelsfield
Sin Mal
Murslanto Bateeor Tanuigniay
I Orphan Joy
Oartet Vong
Beween
Aline Secs
RED Cross Handicap
Treasry
Bord
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