Stock Market Report from Fielding Ltd June 7
C H Fielding Ltd reports rising feed costs push store sheep prices higher with ewes in lamb selling 30s to 40s per head and wethers up to 25s. Cattle at Copley’s siding: 612 yarded, prices fall, prime light bulls rare, cows 5d to 12d per lb. Midland sale shows steady sheep values, Murchison wethers 31s to 33s, local wethers 30s to 32s, lambs 16s to 23s, pigs 40s to 46s, yardings total 721 sheep and lambs and 180 pigs.
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C. H. Fielding, Ltd
Copley's
Moira
Derby
Bambra
Midland
Lambe
Iba
Piga
Fragmentary Letter Page With Public Notice Tones
A damaged OCR fragment shows a newspaper notice inviting public discussion but stating opinions are not endorsed by the paper. It includes a postal address line about correspondence and an unrelated product ad for Great Peppermint Care for Coughs and Colds priced at 1s 6d.
Small Subscriptions Wanted for War Loans and Savings
The article urges many thousands of small subscriptions to British Victory War Loan and Australian war loans. It promotes War Saving Stamps and Certificates as affordable, reliable investments and a duty to lend money to the country, stressing strong security and high yields.
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Australia
Katanning Trench Comforts Fund Receives Treasurer Acknowledgment
The treasurer acknowledges receipt of funds for the Katanning Trench Comforts Fund. Details of donors and amounts are noted in the official records and will support comfort items for soldiers in the trenches.
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Katanning Trench Comforts Fund
Anzac Mounted Division to Erect Bronze Memorial in Desert
An Australian soldier writes home about plans to build a bronze equestrian memorial on the Suez Canal banks to honor comrades who fell in the desert. He notes graves are scattered, often unmarked, and wind and Bedouin activity threaten crosses. funds will be raised privately as a lasting tribute for all who pass by.
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Saye
Anzac Mounted Division
Suez Canal
Cure for Deafness Promoted by Orlene Remedy
An advertisement claims the Orlene remedy cures deafness and head noises in severe lifelong cases. It cites Mrs. Rowe of Leeds reporting twelve years of suffering ended, offers one box for 4s 6d from OKLENE Co. in Dartford England.
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O. Box
Rowe
Portland Cresent
Leeds
Oklene
Southview
Rae ST. Dartford
Kent
Englan
Rovers Defeat Warriors In City Practice Match
In a Saturday practice at the Recreation Ground the Rovers beat the Warriors by eight points after a tight tussle. Seven forthcoming matches will award trophies for best ruck back forward most unselfish most proved and best all round player. Mr L Polak to umpire and praises the promising form of the youngsters for Katanning football's future.
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Rovers
Warriors
Recreation Ground
L. Polak
Convert’s Testimonial in a Temperance Meeting
A reformer boasts of converting the town’s biggest drinker, the grave digger, who testifies on stage. The converted man says he has not touched alcohol for a month and has saved to buy an oak coffin with brass handles and nails, hoping to remain a teetotaler.
Doan's Ointment Promised Cure for Piles at Murray Street
A historical ad fragment touts Doan's Ointment as a cure for piles with strong claims of absolute relief. It directs readers at 313 Murray Street, Perth, to obtain the remedy and notes it should not be repeated too often.
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Murray Street
Perth
Constant advertiser proves steady trade in tough market
A wry reflection notes that persistent advertising wins buyers despite harsh conditions. The line compares water erosion of stone and a dog’s bite to show that steady promotion wears down resistance and secures loyalty and commerce.
Notice to Advertisers for Classified Insertion
Notice to Advertisers states deadlines for current issue insertions are 2 pm Tuesday and Friday. Alterations to standing advertisements are not guaranteed unless received the day before publication, and withdrawals must be provided in writing.
Agricultural show dates fixed by Royal Society council
The Royal Agricultural Society council met on Wednesday May 9 and fixed show dates for towns across the region. Jennapullin September 12. Northampton September 25. Northam September 25 and 26. Greenough in the first week of October. York October 3. Moora October 4 and 5. Beverley October 5. Perth Royal October 9 to 13. Pingelly October 16. Narrogin October 19. Wagin October 23. Kojonup October 25. Katanning October 31 and November 1. Tambellup November 16. Bunbury November 7 and 8. Bridgetown November 21.
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Council of the
Royal Agricultural Society
Northampton
Northam
Greenough
Actor
York
Moora
Beverley
Perth Royal
Pingelly
Katanning Defeats Broomehill In Local Golf Match
In Katanning on Sunday the home club beat Broomehill after a strong showing. Notable results include O Halloran 0 2 up and Whitfield 0 4 and 2, with final totals Broomehill 5 Katanning 8. Foursomes saw Broun and Pope win 3 and 1. A stroke event followed on Saturday with results listed.
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Broomehill
Katanning Links
O'Halloran
Roxburgh
Broun
Pope
Richardson
Anderson
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