12 Jan 1924
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Newspaper
Tambellup Times
Location
Tambellup, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jan 12, 1924
Page
1
Fremantle City Council discusses securing a 45000 loan to lay concrete roads within its district as Britain debates pension ages and benefits. The report also covers rail incidents, wildfires, accidents, and advances in science and industry across Australia and beyond.
The New South Wales Cabinet will appoint a Commission of Bye persons to report on the question of New States. The State Labor Party pressed for representation on the commission.
A fragmented notice from the Providial Press Association Western Australia references Telaptene 4706 and accommodation details at a given address. It mentions the Grant Southern Herald and Buckley Bearetery, with limited readable context and no clear actions or outcomes.
An old newspaper fragment describes The United Press Ltd, offering The Motorist and Wheelman with 108 illustrated pages and annual subscription rates, and The Pastoralist Farmer and Producer with forty eight pages and annual price, all mailed post free from Hay Street Perth. It directs communications to The United Press, Ltd.
The Director of Agriculture reports on published experimental results from Chapmay and Merrett Farms. Experiments by F. Van Wettit Thy ymrpaw test late sowing in July for Western Australian conditions, comparing planting lines and yields. Trials used Standart early varieties at two farms with treatments including superphosphate. Plots were fallowed in 1892 and received winter cultivation before sowing. Yield per acre and percent gains are noted. a Brussels cable reports Australian frozen meat banned as meat imports due to rinderpest.
A jury at the Court on Amiry Street heard the case of Patrick Reeiie ton whose body was recovered from the Government Pam at Woodmilling after a fall. Dr. Rate side OF Want and Dr. Burnade testified on post mortem findings, concluding death resulted from the shock of falling into the dam rather than a townn. The inquest returned a verdict of accidental death. Oscar Anderson faced charges for selling kangaroo skins. Cronin faced charges in a separate matter for leaving a premises after sunset, with unrelated testimony on other individuals and actions heard by the court.
Two Melbourne companies are formed with capital of £100,000 each to operate broadcasting stations. Plans include weather and market reports, railway notes, children’s talks, and other programming to inform the public.
A fragmentary item mentions a powder called Leeke Cockreach Espeller promoted to remove pests from cupboards. The text hints at availability from chemists and stores in Wat Austriit, with claims of immediate effect. No clear date or broader context is provided.
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