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Newspaper

Northam Courier

Location

Northam, Western Australia, Australia

Date

Nov 23, 1917

Page

5

Critique of praise for Sir John Forrest and Fisher on railway work

A critical view argues that praise for Sir John Forrest and supporters of the Trans Australian railway understates the Fisher Labor government’s decisive role in initiating the project. The piece contends governments and opposition skewed the record, noting Forrest’s prior ministries and persistent opposition from his party, while commending Fisher’s broader defense scheme.

John Forrest Commonwealth West Australia Sir John Andrew Fisher Commontveattt Tah Forrest Femo Fisher Trans-Australian Railway

Wheat Prices and War Sacrifice Stir News

Wheat HV the United Sues stands at 222 cents per bushel for the current crop while New Zealand pays 3 10 a bushel for the next crop. News also reports the death of Harry Chi, a Tory ally, who sacrificed for his country. he left a wife and two children.

United New Zealand Harry Chi Iris Kare Torylyay Norihainy Isis Entaiderable Nikeny Rural Workers’ Union York Toi Interst

Avon Butter and Bacon Co Operative Shareholders Meeting

Members who have applied to become shareholders will be held at the Mechanics Institute Northam on Saturday the 24th at 3 pm. The notice is issued by Avon Butter and Bacon Co Operative Company Limited.

Avon Butter and Bacon Co-Operative Company, Limited Reed Mechanics Institut Northam

Wartime Profits Returns Demand From Perth Businesses

Returns due by 15 December 1917 apply to firms with net profits over £1000 in the year to 30 June 1916. Exemptions include professionals with limited capital, agriculture, public bodies and charities. Forms available at Post Offices and King Street office. penalties up to £100 and 10 per cent for late payments. Deputy Federal Commissioner guidance and a taxpayer handbook are issued. first copies released, price 5s 6d.

Isinesses Federal Taxation Office King St. Perth King Street Perth Wellnesdey

Death of Mrs Bresnahan at Irishtown aged and long resident

Mrs Bridget Bresnahan died Sunday evening at Irishtown after 62 years in the state. She arrived with husband Denis Bresnahan on the Berkshire and they built a home in Irishtown. Survived by one son six daughters and about 44 grandchildren. large funeral from Burkes Siding to Ste Josephs Church Northam with Rev Father O Vonnell officiating.

Irishtown Bridget Brecnatin Indy Berkshire Denis Bresnahan Mesdames Brookes Jas White M. Pilkington P. Clarken We White Miss Bresnahan Messrs R. Rourke J, Watson P, Casiel P. Lawler JM. Carroll J. French Prost P. White R. HT. Leeson

Fair at Palace Theatre features poultry vegetables and more

Tomorrow at The Palace Theatre a charity fair opens with poultry vegetables produce baked goods and sweets for Joseph's School Fund. A strong ladies committee backs the event with an afternoon of tea refreshments and a major Art Union draw in the evening.

Joseph's School Fund Cne Imander Vickets Soll

Fragmentary local note from Morthasm Masket listing names

A damaged OCR fragment mentions Morthasm Masket and lists individuals Bley Shenton and an unnamed participant, with unclear context or action. The text reads as a brief local item lacking dates or specifics.

Methodist Church Anniversary Events and Lecture Plan

The church marks its anniversary with Sunday services led by Adjutant Eve morning and President Rev W Corley Butler for the 5pm afternoon service. Solo and choir pieces precede an evening pulpit appearance. Tuesday features a public tea at six thirty and an eight o'clock illustrated lecture on Japan. Sympathy is extended to Mrs Bleakley on the loss of her son Private J T Bleakley, missing then killed in action.

W. Corley Butler Martin Chinner Lord God of Heaven Miss Do Sand

Anglican News Social at Parish Hall and Upcoming Fete

On Wednesday afternoon the Motheas Unicin group met for their monthly service with good turnout from St John's. The Rector spoke on Impressions and a jovial parish hall afternoon followed with songs and remarks by Mr Mason. A Wednesday evening chair social in the Parish Hall featured a program enjoyed by all. Proceeds from the continental fete on December 7 will fund church funds with a first class concert and Northam participants. Seabrook event on December 5 will also aid church funds with admission by gift and promises to be the best yet.

St John’s Mason Seabrook Northam Willess Seabroul

Nominations Complete for Nosthane Municipal Seats

Nominations received last Wednesday for Mayor and Councillors across wards of Nosthane Municipality and for auditor. A W Byfield re elected unopposed as mayor, with Drs Dunkley and Edmondson named for East and West Wards. Central Ward election set for next Wednesday.

Mayr Nosthane A.W. Byfield Anil

Northants town lauds Hoan Shield winners at encampment

The Northant Town Lal presented the Hoan Shield to the Now tham troop of the sth Light Horse after the annual September encampment. Mayor A W Byfeld and Lieut Oldham led the ceremony while Miss Ky Cody provided music and a supper was served. Twelve troops competed annually, with 35 men from the Northland troop going to war in Nippon, honoring late Lt T G Heller.

Northant Lal Nowtham Sth Light Horse Ky Cody Oldham Lint T. G. Heller Nipoli Maser

Northam NORPEX mayor and ward candidates listed

The notice shows ALPRAD WILLIAM BYFIELD unopposed for Mayor. West Ward candidate MARSHALL BO BIMONDSON unopposed, Central Ward RSS RIDGE MOTUS FREDERICK HENRY EASTMAN unopposed, East Ward pHO WAS SON KEY unopposed for Councillor. George H W Withers and Charles Hartley Williams run for Auditor. One Councillor for Central Ward and one Auditor to be chosen. Voting takes place at the town inn on the specified day from 9am to 7pm.

RSS Ridge Pho Key Teil George H.W Withers Charles Hartley Williams Central Wan

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Dale’s Bon Marche & Beehive Stores Palm Beach B. Bresnahan Palace Theatre Morthasm Masket Tianadlay Shenton Methodist Church News Anglican News ST. James’, West Northam BOAN Norpex Andidates Panna Jor Alprad William Byfield Marshall BO Bimondson Klested
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