Communists in Newport Fruitlessly Threaten Arson Plots
A Newport Times report warns of a supposed Communist Party underworld plan to burn buildings in Williamstown and Sunshine. The document lists targets including Mr Chene, Mr Berl, and the Mayor, plus alleged plots against The Times office and local factories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamstown
Communist Party
Lng
On Ine
Te Chene
Offener
Berl
Victoria Street
Te Tee O
Cor. Gi. A. Paine
Sumlay
Hurn
Times
Newport Times
Deer Park School Broken Into. Football Results Reported
A head master found the State School broken into with desks ransacked and few items missing. Mounted Constable Shields investigates. Werribee Football results show Altona, Meteo Farm lead the ladder. Truganina and Little River win. Poultry thieves strike Mer. J. Trurnside’s Ballarat road farm. School improvements include roofing, salamander topping, and better footpaths. Tomorrow’s fixtures list Laverfon v EN, Little River v Peagania, Meteo Par v Altona.
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Shields
Sunshine
Werribee Football Association
Goammithee
Toomorrow
Laverfenov
Little River Vy
Peaganina
Campire Woosnans
Metro Parar
Allona
Thomson
Scholarship Fund A-Begging At Tocal TARE Meeting
The Tocal TARE discussed the A Scholarship Fund urging help for war orphans needing education. Members noted £30,000 in the fund and debated elastic conditions for eligibility to allow more children of deceased servicemen to qualify. A motion asked for details of repatriation acts and related laws to be obtained and shared at the club rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tocal Tare. A. Scholarship Fund
Aeek
Australia
WT. A. Adams
Willaton
Adams
J. J. Collins
Adama
Errington Reserve Committee Acts on Wanderer Damage
The Errington Reserve Committee met in St Albans to address wandering stock causing damage in the reserve. A notice will state stock is not allowed and any stock found will be impounded and owners prosecuted. Proposals include fund raising events and a school concert by The Middies of Williamstown to aid school funds.
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Underworld
Sunshine
Anoloon
Anil Hie
Ralph McKay
Queensland
Crie
Council
Withonut
Deer Park
Tor
Lorse
A. W. Pennell
Thaymond Robinson
Argus Law Reports
St. Albans Progress Association
Brotherhood
Shire
Bill
Stoney Creek
Edgar
T. Ik. Robinson
Munro
Jerrell
Shields
Hampshire Road
Errington Reserve
Progress Association
Daag
Couneidilor Pennell Peohair
AL Medbane
HL Wilson
Williamstown
Penn
Clement
Goanimitheaes
Presbyterian Cliteed
Uidergee
Dreammaking. Miss EF El lingsen at 41 Anderson Street
Ellingsen offers to perform all classes of work from 41 Anderson Street Sunshine with satisfaction guaranteed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fraser
A. Beachley
Thorpe Street
Sam
EF. Ellingsen
Anderson Street
Sunshine
Mr E Mounsey Re-Elected Horticultural Secretary
A well attended Sun shine Horticultural Society meeting elected officers with the exception of secretary. Mr E Mounsey won by one vote over Mr J Drayton to serve as secretary while other posts were filled unopposed. The group planned a members display and a regional show, with regional delegates to discuss a combined exhibition.
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Sunshine Horticultural Society
J. Parsons
Ghat Jen
Bennet
Pavilion
Nuuditers Mar
Gwynne
Gomnmittes
Messes
Sotmur
Stark
Uwilcher
Dubbeldin
Mesdames Parsons
Gawyine
Ashton
Br. Mounsey
Nhe
Me. Lowman
J. Drayton
Charlton
Messrs
Mounsey, Simelaton
Drayton Joe
Sunshine
Altona
Willainstown
Fooktscray
Wood
Malverna
Mes W. Allaway
Duebiber Erating
Dressmaking and Children's Wear by Miss Mudford
Miss R Mudford of 14 Forrest Street Sun Shine offers dressmaking services and a collection of frocks and children’s wear. Custom garments and alterations available in a home-based shop with patterns and fabrics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Mudford
Forrest Street
Sunshine
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Newport
Miss Baxter
Singer
Miss A. Luke
Hampshire Rd
Sunshine Links
F. Rennie
Sankingom
Percy Street
St. Albans
ST Albans
E. Mounsey
Allen Bios
Wood Ward
Anderson Toad
McAlpin
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