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Newspaper
Tambellup Times
Location
Tambellup, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 01, 1921
Page
2
A mixed page reports small town commerce in Inverall and nearby sales ads, plus a Katanning Town Hall program featuring acts like Biss or Kill and Elmo the Mighty. It notes Viking Separators in stock with a 28 day free trial, flood impacts across New South Wales, and health updates on diphtheria in Victoria.
Government land sale to be held at Katanning offices tomorrow at 1 pm, with town lot 904 submitted for inactive status. Cranbrook Market Morris Dalgety and Up Ltd announce stock sales Friday June 17 with 1,600 mheap allocated. Wool market reports strong attendance and fair selection with high competition. Extraordinary election announced for two vacancies on Broomeli Head Board, nominations due June 9. Meat and oats prices listed. soap prices reduced under price regulation act with Sunlight and Lifebuoy noted. transport costs may affect metropolitan area pricing.
Nyabing letter to the editor proposes Katanning aid the government funding of a railway extension to Ravensthorpe. W A Larter argues the district sufferings from delays can be eased if Guance blocks are removed and Katanning provides a subsidy or loan, enabling the line and regional growth. May 24.
The notice lists sunrise and sunset for June 20 Monday July 20 Wednesday August 18 Thursday September 17 Saturday October 17 Monday November 8 Tuesday December 18 Thursday with no further context or details provided.
Headmaster reports Tuesday morning attack by a dog at the government stationing school. One child seriously injured on the face as dogs accompany students to and from classes. Mrs Bell notes multiple recent dog bites. officials weigh safe measures without provoking owners.
An Order in Council published in the Government Gazette fixes new maximum prices for bran and pollard in Western Australia. The schedule covers wholesale and retail rates for wheat by rail, delivery terms, and variations for metro and proclaimed regional areas, with transportation costs added beyond metropolitan zones. The changes take effect on Saturday.
Mr W Jamieson arrives as focal manager for Dalgety Co Ltd at Katanning taking over from A L Smith who departs after eighteen months. Smith is well liked and will be missed. Jamieson, from Narrogin, is known for stock expertise and civic involvement, including treasurer of Narrogin Municipality and secretary to the Agri? stock club. Locally, F T R Piese returns to Katanning with a new Armstrong Siddeley six cylinder car praised for its Bellieh builder design and extensive aluminium components. The car features overhead valves, enclosed engine parts, domed radiator and advanced styling resembling a battleship bow.
England lead Australia in a brisk first test with early wickets and notable bowling by England. Australia struggles to post a strong total as debutants step in and the pace attack constrains scoring.
Reported results from a tour show teams MCC and first Test drawn as Robinson's XL faces Yorkshire and Oxford University. The United Prose Association's representative in Washington notes Republican tariff plans promise higher rates than the Payne-Aldrich bill of 1908 with proposed duties on oresay and wadhed, scoured and sigar, while aprcen products face higher tariffs amid urgent calls for protective measures.
Local players contest the Katansing Tennis Clas with many upsets and close matches. A. M. Ladyman emerges to beat Tylor in the final 9 7 3, after earlier rounds saw Crosby, Richardson, and Hourigan reach later stages.
Dalgety and Co Ltd report a successful clearing sale on Sir Abel Richards property at Gnowangerup. Attendance was good despite poor weather with prices aligning to market rates. Horses, sheep, and cattle sold well, including five draught horses and ewes with good bidding on weld wethers and mixed sexes hoggets. The sale on account of Mr A G Foulkes Kojonup also praised as one of the district’s best clearing sales.
A vintage ad extols Wools Great Peppermint Cure as a remedy for coughs colds and seasonal ailments. The brief promotion highlights its claimed refreshing effect and ease of use in everyday health routines.
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