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Ratepayer
Title : Ratepayer Ratepayer
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Source : Ratepayer, 11 August 1939, p. 1
Date of creation : 1939
Format : Newspaper
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The Ratepayer was a one of many free community newspapers which appeared in the suburbs of Adelaide prior to the Second World War. The newspaper was produced by the West Torrens Ratepayers' Association, and a photograph of the Association president, Austin Chambers, was published on the front page of the first issue. The Association was large enough to have an executive committee as well as branches in each of the Council's three wards. The small newspaper largely consisted of critical commentary on the activities of the West Torrens Council. It also contained articles about local organisations such as the West Torrens branch of the Mothers and Babies' Health Association, and the Women's Wednesday Socialites Association. The Ratepayer appears to have had only one issue published.
Subjects
Related names :

Chambers, Austin Frank

Mothers and Babies' Health Association (S. Aust.). West Torrens Branch

West Torrens (S. Aust.). Corporation

West Torrens Ratepayers' Association

Coverage year : 1939
Place : West Torrens (S. Aust.)
Region : Adelaide metropolitan area

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