Sudden Death at Roadside Near Goomalling
Local brief recounts the death of John Sinclair while driving about seventy miles from Goomalling. John Rowles transported the body to Goomalling. notices announce Mass at St Joseph's Church and Gras Valley, with evening devotions. Other items mention sheep for sale by Aitken heir, air raid damage in London, heavy rains at Northam aiding seeding, and a homecoming address by Brigadier Mackenay and Salvation Army members.
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Northam
Lewis
Goomalling
John Sinclair
John Rowles
St Joseph's Church
Gras Valley
Victoria
A. We Byfield
D. M. Aitken
Byfield
St. George's
Mackeny
Salvation Army
Kanga
Perry
Merrell
Hnsign
Profiteering schemes in state owned mines and banking reform
The document outlines state controlled mining leases with rents and half nett profits, plus labour rights within leases. It proposes heavy state control over banks and trading houses, limiting dividends to 10 to 15 percent, restricting stock watering, and ideals to convert failing entities into cooperatives with funded reserves to curb profiteering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indivi Co
Reserve Bross
Northam Race Club Moves to Replace Committee
A Northam Race Club meeting led by H W Hancock discussed resignations of R T Stewart and A J Cathie. The committee offered to resign en masse and called a special general meeting for May 24 at Shamrock Hotel to elect a new committee by postal vote, with voting papers due by 10 a.m. on the following Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Hancock
R T Stewart
A. J. Cathie
W. J. Gillett
F.C. McKinnell
Shamrock Hotel
Gillett
Northam Police Court Fines Gil Below Standard
At the Northam Police Court Inspector Grey prosecuted W Grave under the Health Act for selling grist below standard. Government Analyst tests showed mills solids slightly below standard. no complaints were made. Defendant fined 47 10s plus 1s 64c costs. this was his second conviction for the same offence. E H Neville appeared for the defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northam
Grey
W.grave
Ihepot
E. H. Neville
Engagement announced for Charles A. Carter and Alma Barron
The Eastern Districts Chronicle notes the engagement of Charles A. Carter eldest son of Mr and Mrs W. W. Carter of Throssell Street Meckering to Alma Barron only daughter of Mr E. G. Barron of Dalisk York.
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Chenicle
Charles A. Carter
W. W. Carter
Throssell Street
Meckering
Alma
E. G. Barron
Dalisk
York
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Keyway
K Smith
Elder, Smith & Co., Limited, Anotioneers
W. Byfield
Alex Towlinson
George McOreery
McCreery
Carter
J. W. Pursione
Fitzgerald St
Perth Marble Works
Pay & Co
Gordon Street
Fitegerald St
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B. P
BUBCH
Glen Triscott
M. McPhillamy
Warroo
Geo E. Fortescue and Sons Ltd
Sydney
Western Australia
Malloch Bros
William Street
Perth
Picnica
R. S. Mannering
Fingerald Street
Palace Theatre
Messrs
A. R. Teede and Co
Kish
Carta
J. MacDonald Allan
ST James
West Northam
Enswer
J. Mavon
Pam Evensong
Christ Church School
Claremont
Merredin
Doodenanning Creek School
Hepaira
Bruce Rock
Jeffrey and Sons
Chitibin
Baree
Sol Frost
North Nongarin
Northam Wesley
Horace Rant
Endeavour Meeting
Lund
Manse
People
Wesley Guild
Baptist Church
Holiness
Pal Adm
Financien
Northam Race Club