War weariness and YMCA aid praised in wartime relief
A ware of postwar social strain notes that returning soldiers require tact and patience and commends the YMCA for its crucial role in care and restraining help. The piece cites selfless volunteers, hospitality, and shelter, warning that withdrawal of war work would harm soldiers and families. Various local notices follow including appointments, visits, anniversaries, and community events across Katanning.
Association appeal aims to aid 40,000 discharged men
The passage notes that about 40,000 men from the state have enlisted for association support. It costs 20 shillings per man each year to sustain the association’s work. Districts have sent away over 1,000 men, and full funding would double the current quote. The appeal hopes for broad support and cooperation to fulfill the request.
Milling in Katanning Flour Mill Progress and Upgrades
Twenty seven years after a small start Mesars and C Piesse expanded Katanning flour milling as wheat cultivation grew. The mill boosted capacity from 4 to 28 sacks per hour with Plansifter and roller mill upgrades from England and New Zealand experts led by W D Nicholl. A new swing sifter and condenser cut engine strain, enabling potential 30 sacks per hour. The landmark grain silos blend wheat for uniform daily grinding and the plant stands as Australasia’s most complete up to date flour operation.
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Eiall
Melbourne
Australia
Messrs F
Piewse
England
New Zealand
W. D. Nicholl
Nicholl
Dominion
Timaru Milling Company
Thos. Robinson
Scotland
Huntingtower
Perthshire
Henry Simon
Manchester
Singapore
Australasia
Commonwealth
Katanning Rifle Club Annual Meeting Highlights Transfers
The Katanning Rifle Club held its annual meeting at the Katanning Hotel with seventeen members present. New officers were elected led by President Thomason M L A. vice presidents Piesse Rogers Barkley Adair Squires. captain and treasurer Gare. secretary Tookley. committee Mel drum Mitchell Mullenger Keay Dawson. auditors Woodcock Jackson. The program was adopted. the club will aid recruiting. Ten meetings were held. attendance fell and subscriptions dropped, reducing membership to 55 with 17 active service. Range improvements included sanded mounds and new seats. a better target apparatus was received. A Great Southern Union meeting at Albany proposed rifle club service for Citizen Forces and drill courses. Financials showed £20 on hand. New Year’s Day competitions and trophies were listed, with a shoot-off planned for a spoon medal tie between G Woods and A Lockley. The club thanked trophy donors including M L A A Thomson and F T R Piesse.
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Katanning Rifle Club
Katanning Hotel
Thomason
M.L.A
F. T. K. Piesse
W. J. Rogers
J. Barkley
J. Adair
J. Squires
F. M. Gare
A. Tookley
C. Mitchell
J. A. Meldrum
W. Mullenger
J. Keay
M. C. Dawson
W. R. Jackson
E. 8. Woodcock
C. Mistahell
Saie Ae
Focal
Kojonup
Mt. Barker
H. L. Grover
A. Lockley
M.C. Dawnon
Woodcock
G. Woods
Ward
Mackay
Great Southern Union
Albany
District Rifle Club
Commi Ee
Dawcun
A. Wilson
A. Luckley
Twelfth Spoon Shoot Results Then at 800 and 906 Yards
The results of the twelfth spoon shoot held Saturday June 22 are listed for the 800 and 906 yard ranges. Participants competed for accuracy and distance, with scores and placements recorded for each shooter.
Dawson Trophy Handicaps for Saturday Shoot
Handicaps announced for the Dawson trophy event to be fired Saturday June 29 over 300 and 500 yard ranges. Competitors listed by range account for scores and eligibility as shooters prepare for the annual match.
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Ann Ee
The Y M C A and Its Wartime Mission
A tribute to the Y M C A highlighting its war time relief work and moral support for soldiers. It emphasizes courage, unity across faiths, and broad service beyond Christian boundaries to all believers and nonbelievers in need amid the fighting fronts.
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Y.M.C.A
Hia
Alao
Osling
Buttons and Badges Drive Promises Girl Guides Trophy
The Girl Guides will dispose of YMCA Buttons and Badges to raise funds for the appeal. Friendly competition is encouraged as a trophy will be awarded to each of the two girls who achieve the highest sales value.
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Girl Guides
Y.M.C.A
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