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Newspaper
Toodyay Herald
Location
Toodyay, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Apr 11, 1925
Page
1
The piece urges Christians and all readers to renew the spirit of generosity during Easter. It contrasts hollow material gain with acts of kindness, recounts a parable about wealth delaying charity, and stresses that true happiness lies in giving to others as the greatest ideal is celebrated by the resurrection.
York farmer and director Warren Marwick tells the Primary Producer he found WA wheat land prices attractive but warns of weed pests and weather reporting gaps. He notes Eastern State yields were ruined by rains, while WA crops compare favorably, promising opportunities in WA.
Miss May Holman, daughter of the late J. B. Holman MLA, has been declared elected to the Forrest electorate vacancy after her father’s death and is described as the right hand of a Labor stalwart.
The Prime Minister Mr S M Bruce advised the State Government that actions ensure the Anzac Day celebrations honor the occasion. Churches of all denominations are invited to hold memorial services at 11am. The State Government replies it will follow suggested lines to assist in the solemn observance.
A circular from the Agricultural Department states cropped ears in sheep will be treated as unbranded stock under the Brands Act 1974. Inspectors may seize unbranded stock and owners must claim or dispose of cropped ear stock, with private sale and quarantine if immediate slaughter isn’t possible. Owners must notify the Chief Inspector of Stock in Perth and provide purchaser details.
Tomorrow Easter Sunday two Holy Communion services at 8 and 11 morning. The rector urges all parishioners to commune on Easter Day as a church duty. A Festival Evensong with procession at 7 30 evening, sermon on The Resurrection.
Marold Buckley announces advertising services at the Toodyay Herald office and address. The firm provides information upon request by mail or telephone and invites inquiries.
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