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Newspaper
Tambellup Times
Location
Tambellup, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 19, 1915
Page
2
A historical plea argues for ending ministerial and commission interference that hinders primary producers. It calls for free markets and adequate transit, warns about delays, and predicts Parliament will resist costly adjournments to protect producers from bureaucratic mischief.
Fragmented notes discuss the 1910 census style figures for Americans and European nationalities. It cites counts for American British French Russian Hungarian Austrian German and related groups while noting classification under Magyars and other lineages. Also included are local notices on a Katanning land sale and mill upgrades with harvest preparation warnings and a lantern lecture at Katanning Methodist Church.
A line notes a planetarium style forecast describing an object passing near Greater Magellan Craw and near Beta Doradis, Canopus, and S.W. horizon by month end. Separately Workers Homes Board reports resignations amid private differences and outlines interim arrangements including reappointing Mardwick as chairman and inviting Cinning and the Under Treasurer to assist.
The secretary reports receipts for the aimdl s fund through July 4 for a project in Mire. A list of contributors names Miss MeRobette and Mr Thomas Mocks Fhonvesn appears along with yardage measurements and references to Belgian inquiries. The article notes forwarders and offices handling by Ennion a Mobury and Katolavtut with acknowledgments for the Rast Crone and related matters.
A Red Cross social and Women Liberal Club event drew a full hall with decorations and a varied program. Performances included choral numbers and a dance, with raffles and a prize auction raising substantial funds for the Red Cross and other charities.
A local report recounts the Bank of Australasia's relocation to the Rind Board block as heavy rain and mud hampered travel for the Sunday service visitors. ANA held a fall meeting with a Helen Day balance sheet and planned a public hearing for the 26th to present a report.
The notice requests recruits for the Australian Expeditionary Forces with pay rates and allowances. It specifies requirements in Western Australia, age limits, minimum height, and daily pay for ranks such as Lieutenant and Sergeant, along with survivor benefits and dependent allowances.
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