Town notices and church services across Windsor district
The page lists church activities for St John’s St James’ and Baptist venues with service times and a farewell address for the evangelistic mission in the Town Hall. It also notes the Wongan Hills State Hotel management change, a critique of Chinese doctors, Royal Show attendance figures, and assorted local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Mission
F. B. Harry
Wingan Hills State Hotel
Wongan Hills
Stephens
Kwollyn
Hanley
Kwok Ion Hotel
Kwough
Gutibie
Mackin
Celestial Empire
Australia
China
Wheat meeting themes and political campaigning in Northam
Bernard addresses Irishtown electors. Kenneally and Bath tour Seabrook Northam and Tattersall’s Corner. A prize competition funded by Mr A. E. Payne showcases bulk wheat handling devices. O L Bernard gains support at Jentapuntin. Sutton and Bath speak on agriculture amid drought, rainfall and wheat industry concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Society
A. E. Payne
J. Mitchell
Northam Town Hall
Melbourne
Northam
Colebatch
Mitchell
O. L. Bernard
Country Party
Jentapuntin
T Hannagan
Mr. Bernard
Messrs
J. Mortis
J. Watson
Mr. Bath
Walker
Bir Bath
Tattersall’s Corner
Drought figures spark political attack on Scaddan government
A table shows rainfall totals and September averages at several WA centres while a Sunday Times editorial attacks the Scaddan government. It argues electors would vote for Scaddan’s policies to face droughts and wartime strains, asserting Liberalism is nonviable in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunday Times
Seaddan
Berrigan
Riverina
Tate
Melbourne
Scaddan
The
Wilson
Mr. Wilson
Pour de Liberal
Wortham Show Prospects High with Strong Entries
Timperley secretary of the Northam Agricultural Society reports the Wortham Show offers a stronger exhibition than expected. Entries are numerous with high quality in wood horses, dairy cattle and art classes. some sections like poultry and fruit may lag. The dairy cattle display is particularly notable with many fine animals. The show also faces usual advertising deadlines and Liberal political reflections appear in the coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timperley
Northam Agricultural Society
Northan
Quwity
Wortham State School
Minson
Tennis match ends in three sets for Wesley ladies
The Wesley team beat May Chit in three sets to balance the spring tournament at four wins each. Individual results include Hancock and Bisl Smith defeating Cutts and Broom, and Dempster and Spencer defeating Nottaze and Broom. The report notes total games and sets, with a closing line on electric brushes at Timarnett's salon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley
Werley
May
Airs Hancock
Bisl Smith
Cutts
Broom
Misses Stewart
Nottaze
S. Misses Dempster
Spencer Mas Smith
Miss Nottace
Pos
Miss Dempster
Stewart
Miss Smith
Tammin Notes Stir with Weather and Local News
The Tammin column reports a dry spell with scarce rain and preparations for hay, plus lingering heat and cooling days. It notes local political shifts in the Farmers and Settlers' Association, a farewell to the Avon seat, a Sunderdin tennis draw, a baby’s funeral, and residents joining the mounted infantry expeditionary force, with influenza affecting Mrs Masters and Tammin’s Royal Show delegates Packham and Donnan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tremlet
Fraghtin
Seveal
Sir Kitto
Ivar
Perth
Packham
Masters
Tom Packham
Ralf Donnan
Miss Donnan
Tammin
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G. Donald & Co
Ask Fave
Warre
Commonwealth
King
Legislative Assembly
J. J. Kenneally
Labor
Wil
Seabrook
Southern Brook
Town Hall
Meray Torpyat
Carter & Barr Mercantile Agents
Cunderdin and Doudlarine
West Northam
Gairdner Street
Mechanics Institute
Spain
J. T. Milner & CO. Ice Merchants and Butchers
Terch
Watts’ Fruit Shop
Fitzgerald Street
Venables & Bartley
Hay-Street
Mone Central
T. A. Harrison Grocer and Ironmonger
Fitegerald-street
Patriotic War Fund
A. J. Castledine’s
Hortham News Agency
Rortham News Agency
Nurtilas Sortitasse Sews
Toturts
Northat Wad
Dr. Kennedy
Nispice
R. H. Duence
James Mitchell
MR. Colebbatce
H. Stevenson
Russell Terrace
Nantham
Ative
Co. L. Bernard
Irishtown
TI. Hannagan
A. J. TH. Watts
L- H. Spencer
Vii
Spencer
Jenapullin
W. H. Lawrence
K. Lawrence
Thos
Olivers
Diver
Barchiy
Greenwood
Grass Valley
ML Sermon
O'Driscoll
Trishtown
Jas McMan
Anglican Church
ST. John's
ST. James
Cecil Throasell
Teel ‘Terrace
Northas
Jennapuilin
Than
Tyxmoore
Marshall
J. P. Davoren
Wesley Church
J.ands
Moevinge
T.heath
M.L.A
Sonora
Kenneally
Northins
Re Chuster Strickson
Burlong Road
Pao Pam
Wiselle
Wctuber
J. Murmagums
Dowerin
Northam Choral Society
WH. Presett
Gilbert and Sullivan
D* Agriculture Prastique
Paris
Baltic
Thoms Pinkerton
Mt. Maryhall
Northatt Hospital
Pinkerton
Jas. Hannagan
Ferformers
Comrie
Sun Tac
Hevine
Howe Son
iWinmey's
A. Mimey
Sun Lee
Bittgerald Street
Courier
Tong Son
J. M. Drummond & Co
Northum
Watkins and
Anglican Sunday School
Picnic
Mises Sutterning Palace Theatre
We Children's Service
Hickels
Stevenisom
Mr. Thining
Avetion Mart
Tolet
Dilves
GoCurt
Jack Code Nowert
Bernard
Ed. Kenneally
Sutton
Ives
Mallee
Whxmeta
Wimmera
Victorian
Hove
Yar Ots
Inter
Northampton
Mallent Goev
Kr Powelly
Wickellin
Xarrewin
Worthan
Castledlaes
C. B. Edwards
Agel
Houten Wits
Wnd
Phot
Vin Lee
Continiensial Civhoie Nasittiatice
Cus Pheer Shenton Amt
Cer
McLee
Vires
Sie
Hartiohbers
Watkins & Mitchell Wring
Ald Street
Northay
S von Valuators
Castledine’s
Sumlay
St. Josephs Church, Northuns
Grass Valley, Mass
Fermoy Private Hospital
Scott
H. E& Bartlett
Stirling Strees
Cornet
Euphonium
Vy. Wesley
Dowhtes
Timarnett
Northam Courier
Bank Moliday
Anglia
Geawcrew
Tammit
Farmers and Settlers’ Association
Ard
Carroll
Farmers and Settlers
Kellerberria
Str
Harrison
Bath
Avon
Sunderdin
Mull
Wing
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