National Baby Week critique in Western Australia editorial
Our city correspondent questions the National Baby Week movement urging mothers to bring babies to Government House for demonstrations. The piece calls for broader focus on mother and child welfare in rural WA, citing tragic transport delays and urging real improvements for mothers in bush areas before judging baby exhibits.
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Government House
Polici
Horn
Wynthin
Western Australia
Gulf of Carpentaria
Euela
Perth
Wynleatehem
Nungarin
Farmers and Settlers’ Association
Romney
Western Australian
Foster
Outback
Cadet Mervyn Hrabagon Joins Camp as A I P Recruit
Cadet Mervyn Hrabagon from Northam joins the A I P and prepares for camp. Northam is heavily represented at the front by railway workers. Mr Riley, recently moved from Northam to SAL, is advancing as ASM. Mr Warden is from Williams.
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Mervyn Hrabagon
Northam
Riley
Sal
Warden
Williams
Tama Candidate Opens Municipal View Ahead of Election
Dortbaw Municipality seeks ratepayers in West Ward to hear Tama candidacy for the forthcoming municipal elections. He pledges to present his views on municipal matters before election day.
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Tama
Northam Candidate Eastman Seeks Central Ward Support
Me F H Eastman announces candidacy for Central Ward and asks ratepayers for votes and support in an official notice authorized by Pitzgerald.
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Me. F. H. Eastman
Avon Bakery thanks Northam public for support
A. Appleton expresses gratitude to the Public of Northam and District for their patronage during the bakery's operation. He hopes patrons will continue to support his successors Messrs Knesell and Barnett.
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Northam and District
Messrs
Knesell
Barnett A. Appleton
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Dortbaw Municipality
Municipality
Piptzgerald Sz. Northam
the Avon Bakery
National Mutual Life
Association of Australasia Ltd
Australia
Sir John Forrest
B.C. G.C