Getting ready to tackle the Huns and local politics at Northam
The report notes Mr W. E. Gladstone prepares for a camp on the 2nd prox. amid broader talks in Northam on railway control, liquor hours legislation, and German-baiting debates. References cover a Northam railway institute transfer, fines on shopfronts, and remarks by politicians about Germans and Anglo Saxon names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Gladstone
Northam
J. Scaddan
Underwood
Merz
Strelitz
Hal Pateshall Colebatch
Colebatch
Naim
Meckering Road Board advances road forming work
The Meckering Road Board has put their road forming machine in commission between Wace l and Cunder and will move it to Tamms afterward. The Railway Department is preparing the approach to Cunderdin station for travel. The secretary visited Northam and filed about sixty defaulting ratepayers with solicitor P Lyon for collection. The Meckering shearing season has begun with McGarry and Solomon processing about 000 farmers sheep. A dry spell across Meckering Cunderdin Tammin districts worries farmers about prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meckering Road Board
Wacel
Cunder
Tamms
Cunderdin
Northam
P. Lyon
Messrs
McGarry
Solomon
Tammin
Local Court Judgment and Monthly Payment Plan
Judgment entered with terms of 7 per month and an instalment falling due on Oberns, in a case before Mr. W A Cowan RM. The record notes date September and mentions Joho Lasee.
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Society’s
Carter & Co
Hortham
Carter & Co’s
W. D. Johnson
Billy Neil
Donald
Boothby
S.A
York Electric Light Co
York Council
State
Astern
Williams
Kaiser Bill
Polycrates
Epsom
Kalgoorlie
Adam
Bertie Johnston
House of Law
Courier
Thos Walker
Northam Railway Institute
Commissioner For Railways
Council of Railways
Tramway Institute
Islative Council
J. J Holmes
Tamberoo
Murrumbidgee
Queensland Irish Association
Fiherly
Stephens
Fihelly Shert
Satan
Fihelly
Lennon
Mr Stephens
Herr Slevens
W. A. Cowan
Ohienter, Bertham
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