Albany Notes on Local Elections and Socials in 1900s
The Albany community reports on the deputy judge election results with Mr J W Pugh selected to fill a vacancy and scheduled to take office next board meeting. Social events include St Johns Hall bridge and rummy games to fund renovations, plus a funeral for Mrs Christina Glendenning conducted by Rev A Crow. Complaints about Albany Butter Factory continue, with samples shown and no fault found, urging continued support for local dairy.
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Albany notices mix with social rounds and politics
A lengthy mixed column covers a birthday gathering at Ms Herbst Hurin’s home, local social events, and town notices. It mentions a late August Albany Dog and Poultry Show, Ulster Road recreation ground tenders, and training sessions at the railway station, plus a migrant relocation telegram from Victoria with Premier Collier commenting on a development loan proposal.
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Terase
Albany Woollen Mills Venture Sparks Investor Confidence
L H Himka of Hinks and Co Sydney praised Albany Woollen Mills after a Perth visit noting 10 000 shares subscribed and strong faith in the venture. He criticized low local purchase of cloth but valued Albanys high quality worsted material, urging Australian wool use to improve fabric quality and projecting output of 24 000 yards weekly.
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Albany
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Sydney
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Australan
Rabbit Invaders Prompt Interdistrict Conference Action
Delegates from Albany Waggin and surrounding districts met at Adbeny to discuss rabbit and vermin control. Officials from councils boards and associations backed cage hawks, poisoned baits, and fencing to curb rabbits and black cockatoos, considering fisheries and land acts for local enforcement.
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Local notes from Mt Barker limp through disjointed details
Fragmented report from Mt Barker covers football and rifle clubs, upcoming matches, and community events. It lists players, officials, and dates, including a Sunday clash with the Narrit'n Railways Football Club and various shooting trophies with scores and participants.
Dining Car Fruit and a Lunar Eclipse Report
A parliamentarian voices complaints about fruit quality on dining cars and contrasts it with expected freshness in Australia. The article notes a partial lunar eclipse visible Tuesday evening, with times and government remarks on its significance, including remarks by the Government Astronomer.
East Denemark School Festival Draws Wide Praise
East Denemark notes a tenthly social at East Devimack School on Saturday drew a large crowd and strong praise for the event. Prize winners included Miva R. Smith and Mr J. Ghiver, with Kant Denmark Orchestra performing and Lance Linnell's mandolin solos. The program featured musical items, a card party, and a charity auction to aid the children’s Christmas tree. plans include monthly socials and transportation by Mr Arthur Kingston.
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Lance Linnell
Don
Tal * Hoffmann
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Walter Smith
Stom Wrightson
Christina
Mears J. B. Thornton
W. Wrightson
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J. Tucker
E. Powtey
Harry King Tom
Kingstan’s Row
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Reidents
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Tinsheen
J. B. Thornton
Wirth Circus Presents Elephants At Albany Engagement
On New Year’s Day the 46th year of Us existence is celebrated with a high class program at Albany this Saturday. Feature acts include trained elephants Peary Jumbo and their trainer, with dogs, monkeys, and clown routines. The show promises novelty, danger, and humor led by Captain Mooury and the Honey Sets, with gymnasts and beasts enhancing the main event. The program runs from 4 to 5 pm and a weeklong meeting note for AGAA members is included.
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Kendenup
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Barker
Tenerdeg Ar
Mae
Albany
Burma
Peary
Jumbo
Miv Filen Ming
Captain Mooury
Doria
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Henees
Confidence motion defeated in Tegilative Assembly
Late news from Perth reports the government confidence motion collapsed. The motion was moved by Se oe suedal and fell 26 votes to 1, with voting strictly along party lines.
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Perth
Oe Suedal
Yes
Baby Hughea Williams Dies After House Fire Burns
A 15 month old child, Hughea Williams, died in Children's Hospital last night from burns suffered when her clothing caught fire while she watched a flame. The mother was outside the home at the time.
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Perth
Hughea Williams
Tha Children's Hospital
Alleged Manslaughter Trial Ends in Acquittal in Perth
After a brief retirement the jury returned a verdict in the Crimin Court vested by acquitting Fol Fox, an actor, on eight charges of unlawfully killing Stanley Bertram Symonds, who died from injuries received in collision with Fox's car.
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Perth
Crimin
Fol Fox
Stanley Bertram Symonds
Njuries
Fox
Farewell function ball attended by 6000 in Melbourne
A farewell ball for an American figure drew about six thousand people in Melbourne. The event featured a view of the flat he conducted and a brilliant evening on the decks, with messages of hospitality repaid. By nine this morning the attendees left Melbourne.
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Melbourne
Primeylvania
Oklaham
Nevada
American Destroyer Squadron Heads to Victoria Dock
The destroyer squadron of the American fleet moved toward Victoria dock en route to the anchorage. The destroyer Muccdonough aruck othe coal bel Walra of 600 tons. The death ree was not damaged.
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Victoria Dock
Muacdonough
Daring Robbery by American Sailors Stuns City Jewellers
Two American sailors entered the Dunkley jewelers shop on Lal Bouwke street and offered opals. When the tray with around 1000 pounds worth of jewelry appeared, they grabbed two items valued at 75 pounds. Police are tracing the theft and restitution is offered by American authorities.
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Melbourne
Lato
Dunkley
Lal Bouwke Street
Seamen's Union Agrees to Two Year Engagement Plan
Members of the Seamen's Union approved a two year agreement with terms for reengagement. The pact was signed by both parties today and sets a fixed period for the labor arrangement.
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Seamen's Union
Tasmanian Policy Debate Echoes Across States
Fragmentary notes show a dispute over federal authority with Mr Bruce cited defending action. References to Premier Lyne or Lyoms and Tasmania suggest tension about interstate powers and transport rules. Mentions of land use and farm carrying capacity appear as side details in a broader policy discussion.
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Tasmania
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Bruce
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Rodike
Remarkable Thyroid Graft Report From Lille
London dispatch reports Dr Erfert a member of the Academic Mind din ex tracted the thyroid gland from a Chivier patient and, after Dr Picquat's approval, grafted it into a paralyzed girl. The outcome is described as most impressive and likely successful.
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Morang Pobet
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France
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Picquat
Troubled Ireland The Cost to Britain 1924-25
London reports the financial position between the British Government and the Irish Free State for 1924 shows Britain paid £495,686 for property damage and £200,344 in personal injury, with £27,418 still outstanding on the former.
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London
N'T
Irish Free State
Coal lobby hints at tax plan on beer to fund coal aid
London August 6 Parliament lobby hints at limiting Winston Churchill payments to coal aid by proposing a beer tax. The move could raise about 29 million pounds.
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London
Parl'amentAry Lobby
Winston Churchill
High School Notes on Tournament Interest and Browns Sports
The article notes growing interest in a football and hockey tournament organized by the Inter school for a bump board. It highlights Browns and Golds as top teams with victories in football and a close race in hockey. Key players include Miles, Stonakouss, Haireong, McArthur, Perrin, Feber, and new standouts Gordon and Harris.
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Railway freight charges revised by railway commission
A 1900s report notes freight reductions to be applied to Treacy consignments with about £45,000 per sanum in reductions and similar offset. The Commissioner of Railways estimates overall carriage charges fell by 70 during the quarter ending June. Adjustments include lowering per ton rates for distance and explosive consignments and switching some classes to lower rates. the total effect in charges is under review.
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