On March 24, 1915, The Agricultural Reporter highlighted the growing challenge of predial larceny in Barbados and across the Caribbean, describing it as a major threat to agriculture. The editorial noted that theft of crops was widespread and difficult to control due to open fields and limited enforcement, with fewer than 5% of offenders being caught.
The Barbados Advocate published a plethora of advertisements for shows and movies available to Barbadians in Cinemas across the island.
An irate correspondent shares his thoughts on Bridgtown, portraying the Town as a semi-lawless rough and tumble place.
The Barbadian reports on the magnificent celebration of William IV held at Government House