Local Names Ledger Listing Stations and Farms Across Kojonup and Katanning
A dense roster of places and proprietors appears, listing Winglesworth Kojonup Wamsell Jerramangup Crane Cartmellou Hichardeon Broomehill Corbett Gnowangertn F and other names. It includes W.A. Warren Katanning Bell Bros Bellvue Woodanilling Poonana and Treleaven. The fragment hints at a regional property or business directory across Western Australia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winglesworth
Doreen
Kojonup
A. X. Wamsell
Jerramangup
Crane
Cartmellou
Hichardeon
Broomehill
Corbett
Gnowangertn F
O'Meehan
Mourcournp
Care
App
Nyabing
W. HL Forbes
Poonana
Bel
Woodanilling Bros
Thelma
Pattereon
Hope Farm
W ZimrelS sale of jarrah and English furniture on Hay Street
W Zimrel announces a sale at record prices featuring jarrah and aak dining and bedroom suites plus high class English models bought before the war. He urges inspection and confidence that buyers will spread the word, noting Hay Street as the location and that only a manufacturer could match these prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Zimrel
Hay Street
Postwar German taxation and British naval loss report
In political notes Count Von Preysins predicts postwar German taxation at 50 60 percent or capital confiscation to 40 50 milliard pounds. The British Admiralty reports destroyer Boxer sunk in the English Channel Feb 8 with one missing. A Senate inquiry in Victoria exposes numerous sly grog shops in Carlton Fitzroy and Collingwood taking up to fifty pounds in a Sunday. The London Shipping Ministry tightens ship purchase rules requiring Shipping Controller approval for shares giving control. The Australian Red Cross offers eight week wool classing training for discharged men and reports large aid distributions for prisoners and homeward bound personnel. The National Labor Party in Perth protests premature peace talks. US Secretary Baker warns of imminent German offensives on the Western Front and Austria’s troop redeployments amid Western front tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Count von Preysins
Germany
Australian Red Cross Society
England
Bradford
Will the Jews Return in the Holy Land Vision and War Context
The article contemplates Jewish return to Palestine, citing biblical prophecy and wartime movement toward Gaza. It notes how modern methods could revive the land and suggests a stable government could trigger mass Jewish resettlement, with British or French backing. It also mentions W. Zimpel selling draperies and furniture with showrooms and custom designs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaza
Israel
Holy Land
Old Country
W. Zimpel
Also Mentioned on This Page
Thompson
Nardlah
Thos. Anderson
Conderna
Has
Glenlosnie
Burt
Gannawarra
Katanning
L. Holly
Lowlands
JB Anderson
Wonderiale
Broomeh HE
B. Wood
Rosnari
Csrvolup
W. 5
Haggerty
Lye Arm
Kojonup Bardie
Wallin’. Broomehill
Same
Ems Aes Boyna Ee
C. Andoup
David Stewart
Fain
Broo T.E. Bickasing
Ragas Stesok
A. ‘Oussariton
Clayton
Manton Vale
J.C. ‘Warren
Dyliabing
Katanning E. 49
F. Meyer
Broomehil Urray Bros
Beeginup
Broomehille
Be. Wray
Roundwood
Broomebill
Bread Factory
A. G. Hoses
PRI
Rietor
McKay
Australia
Adelaide Timber Co
Wilga, W.A
The
Western Australian Insurance Co
D.L
Briel
British Admiralty
English Channel
Select Committee of the Senate
Victoria
Carlton
Fitzroy
Collingwood
London Ministry For Shipping
National Labor Party
Perth
Newton D. Baker
Austria
F. & C. Piesse
Koraminup
Middle Yorkshire Boars
F. and
C. Piesse
Woyear Motor
Anpkniis
W. P. Bird
Tailor and Mercer
Za Sfous
Wagin
King George Hostel
Albion St
C. Edwards
Propri
R. V
Lifton
P. A. Beeck
Cc. J. Gunter
the Butcher
Vox
T. P. AG
Uld's
T. J. Page
Remington Typewriter
E. C. Stott and CO
Furnival Chambers
St. George's Terrace
J. Squiers
Clive Street
Alliance Assurance CO
DAY & CO
Wellington-street
J. Mouritz
Waggon and Carriage Works
Argent Street
Wood & Son
Clive-street
J. F. Wanke
Austral Crescent
A. Read
Carew-Street
Melbourne
W. M. Baker
Clivestrest
H. Corne
Austral Terrace
Edward Gilbert
the ‘Herald”’ Office
Walter Chaat
Giro
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