Auction Notice on Sheep Ensures Sale of Merino Wethers
Fragmented OCR lists a public auction offering Merino wethers and ewes from Murray stock, detailing ages from one year to four years, various weights, and descriptions of fleece type and condition. Specific lots include 1500 ghee and 1500 recline, with notes on bloodlines and mating quality, indicating multiple ewe and wether entries and campaign pricing by percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray
Beret
Mario Blowes
Laruhe
Pepe
Western Australia coast and American fleet voyage critique
A fragmented commentary compares Western Australia and surrounding coasts with American ports, noting sparse development and few ports in the west and south. It argues for greater coastal protection, development, and attention by the State and Commonwealth to harness resource potential and reduce vulnerability to distant powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weil
Mothioe
South
Autralia
Western ‘Australia
Porland
Maine
Cape Sake
Floride
Cyuktown
Queensand
Melbourna
Victoria
Admiralty
Ial
King George's Bound
Western Australia
Flore
Australia
United States
Americ
Westen Avetrila
Oo Commercial
Pacific Ocean
California
Qouth
Albany
Eucla
Espemmos
South Australia
Amelia
Wesker
Nouth
India
Commonwealth
Amores Translates to West Australia Focus for Primary
A cryptic note from early observers hints that Amores signals a forthcoming influx of information. The text suggests West Australia emerging as a center of attention as primary efforts intensify and new data approaches.
Local notable events and incidents in a Western Australian town
Local and general notes report a bank branch opening at Epervance signaling revival after decades of banking absence. Obituaries note Walter Henry Barker of the North West Echo died in Broome at his year. Community notices include a farewell concert by William Henghan in Albany, a notice for a 24th Battery AGA rally, and a public auction by Ekler Smith of Katanning. Also announced are St Joseph's Clan dress ball on September 1 in Melville, a word puzzle contest in Albany with cash prizes, and a cattle stock sale opportunity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Costello
Lake Gree
Costello
Ionight Aitty
West Australian Bank
E-pervnce
Walter Henry Barker
Notb-Weet Echo
Broome
Burcowa
New South Wales
Cootanunda
Ebpevanes
Albany
Loonom
Claremont
Pert Hedlad “Advocate
Aml
Nonth-West Echo
Scottosh
Tory
Ekler Smith and Co Limited
Katanning
St. Joseph's Clan
Melville
W Cooper
Albany Fire Brigade Monthly Meeting Minutes
The Albany Fire Brigade held a Thursday night meeting at the fire station led by Captain Milan. Minutes of the Row meeting were read and business concluded. Correspondence included a list of brigade members from the W A Fire Brigade Board and approval of Firemay Clark's election. Albany Town Council granted use of the town hall for old nights free for repeated events, with thanks to the Mayor and council. A Kyabram brigade secretary's letter noted supply of tee material and related items.
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Albany Fire Brigade
Milan
Wee Reed
W.A. Fire Brigade
Firemay Clark
Albany
Lant
Yrar
Connell
Kyabram Wtigade
Raphe
Latiar
Barker oil and football match draw crowds at Mt Barker
Local notes recount Barker family ties and a motor trip through Cheynes Beach Bremer Bay and Stirling Ranges as an oil district survey progresses. A large crowd gathers at Flamegenet Park for a football match where Norths and Souths vie, with Johnson and Waites among standout players and Souths edging a late lead before final scores settle.
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Abs Glowrey
Ti R P. Wall
Stotie Crosa
Harker
Gowrey
Lennon
Messie
Norths and Souths battle in hard contest with tight score
Minors and goals flow as Norths lead 7 9 to 7 12 behinds late in the match. Key players include Wailes Hoops Adam Bell and Smith for Norths with stronger Souths kicking from Wallen Adams Green and Bull im Agama. A hard struggle at Plantagenet Park ends Mt Barker defeating Narrogin by a slim margin in the carnival clash.
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Spectacora
Flamegenet Park
Souths
Wailes
Nor'h—Slamon
William Johnson
Smith
Erskine Warn Riebes
Runde
Merfield
Taylor Bourne
Beers
Robertz
Thwa '« Collins
Himpcom
Bsoutha
Hoops
Toms
Young
Ryan
Norton
Ball
Townsend
Boyer
Green
Wehr
Taylor
Sonnuesg
Adams
McWotery
Waite Clothier
Jackton
Summers
Mr. C. Dixon
Matey Hoops
Goa
Geo. Johnson
Norths
Scuba
Nowthea
Bringrisus
Sitches
Warg
Inge
Johnson
Whey Wales
Bern
Ale
Tome
Muops
Oto
Muntor
Adame
Ani
Scouthe
Anil
Northa
Toms Wlo
Houths Vielows
Ryn Hoops
Adam Om Bell
Erskine
Smith Wiliams
Merffeld
Rundle
Headnor
Mt. Faker
Narrogin
Narrogin Football Association
Mt. Barker
Plantagenet Park
Wirths Circus Arrives in Albany for Weekend Show
Wirths Circus paid its usual visit to Albany on Saturday. A large crowd arrived by tram to the Patnde street recreation ground where tents were opened after 4 pm. The main show featured elephants, lions, monkeys, and a grand parade with music, clowns, aerial acts, and a strong performance by performing animals drawing loud applause. All acts ran smoothly with no dull moments for the two and a half hour program.
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Wirth Brosecinceus
Albany
Pideral
Patnde Strest
Publi An
Aduba
Chillies
al- Tooet Bein
Equest Dennis
Jase
Theompany
Albany Agricultural and Horticultural Society Annual Meeting
The Albany Agricultural and Horticultural Society held its annual general meeting at the lower Town Hall on Thursday night. Secretary Glazebrook presented the year’s revenue and expenditure, showing receipts of 697/7/ and expenditure of £79 with a credit balance of £17/16/10. The statement was adopted. A committee list was announced, chairs were thanked for service, and the date for this year’s exhibit was left to the incoming committee with plans for a second show in November suggested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lower Town Hall
Albany
Glazebrook
J. Haynes
C. A. Burvill
Warabroesh
W. J. Day
Mbl Downer
P. Lambert
de Gilbert
S Qagebrook
Stanford
G. H. Hayward
Glasebook
Helena Vale Meeting Bids Meager Field At Perth
Racing at Helena Vale staged a late meeting with crowds viewing hurdles and sprints. Results show X Raywin won the hurdle, with notable placings for Sleni Sign Church Tower and Merento in handically-run events. Betting fluctuated, with winners generally well backed and results noting seven furlongs trials and the Midland Land plate across distances up to a mile and a quarter.
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Perth
Arlows Viale
Midhinl Handi P
Merento Wal Klal
X-Raywin
Sleni
Church Tower
Arlington
Joly Bright
Midland Land
Uoe
Merello
Rhal
Oget
Helena Vale
Heatheate
U Iny
Pulbi wins VAT.C. steeplechase in Melbourne racecard
Melbourne results show Pulbi defeating Silver Heart and Jupiter in the VAT.C. steeplechase after a close finish. Other notable results include Phosian and Lady Worrell in the Chatsworth Plate, with Master Fife and Repatriation prominent in the Knowlesy steeplechase and Key runners listed with betting at the AURIN Welter meeting.
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Melbourne
Pulbi
Silver Heart
Jupiter
Onkaparinga Heardle
Pampa
Lewane Chatsworth
Phosian
Lady Worrell
Bettie
Alver Heun
Jupter
Orhar
Sivler Hear
Polbi
Pulb
Talaclav
Warwickshire
Walbee
Knowsley
Aurin Welter
Linlithgow
Rifle shooting result and club meeting report
A rugged rifle shooting event featured steady winds and strong scores led by Vermad with 104. Moyle junr and Bruce posted notable marks, while Jackson and others contributed. The text then shifts to a biographical listing and standings before noting a forthcoming county league meeting of the Returned Soldiers Sailors and Nurses Imperial League at the Soldiers’ Institute tomorrow at 7 30 with expectation of good attendance.
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Moyle
Juniata Bruce
Jwur
Jackson
Verran
Shenfield & al
Bruce
Junr
Alon
Kiaroom
Langdon
Withnell
Thompson
Port de Bera
Albany
Imperial League
Soldiers’ Institute
Late news from Perth on Pemberton hold up
Perth report from the Criminal Investigation Department states there were no further improvements in the Pemberton hold up case. The hospital sufferer, an index flower of his hawk, remains under care at the Governor Hospital in Fromeatle, with hope he may avoid amputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perth
Peatop Cowlon
Pemberton
Jac Injinoge
Geosvenor Hopital
Fromeatle
Gold Bonus Movement Backed by Kalgoorlie Speaker
The Gold Bonus movement gained support in Kalgoorlie as Mr P Collier, the Prewior, spoke to rally enthusiasm. He noted colleagues had backed the cause and predicted it would soon be endorsed by the Fe dele Government, arguing it should pay the bonus.
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Balaoorlae
Prewior
P. Collier
Kalgoorlie
Hia
Ile Fedele
Bom
Group 42 Notes on Denbigh Denmark Social Evening
Group 47 in Denmark gathered August 1 in the group store room for a well attended social. Members from several groups and local residents enjoyed a drive and dance fundraiser for the William Bay hall fund raising £4 5s 0d, with hall funds topping £85 by evening. Activities included whist, prizes, a cake from Mrs Birch and a range of games for adults and children, followed by supper and music. The event boosted group life despite cold weather and roads, with plans discussed for a future gathering.
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Group 47
Denmark
Willian Bay Hol
Rivfly
William Bay Hall
Couytton
Misa Marwick
Russell
O'Sulivan
King
Birch
Bastiani
Sutton
Preferential Freight Charges Question in Legislative Assembly
Member for Albany Mr. Wansbrough asked if the government will review the differential trade system on state railways and whether every port will receive government trade. Minister Wilkevel replied no differential system exists. consideration is under way to apply higher freight charges for traffic not confined to the nearest port, with further discussion planned. Members of the Women's Luxary are requested to attend a meeting at the...
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Thureby
Albany
Mir
Wansbough
Wassbrough
Wilkevel
Lloyd George Appeals to Welsh at Eisteddfod
London report from Pwllheli notes Mr Lloyd George addressing American visitors at the Eisteddfod. He warns Europe cannot endure another war and urges America not to abandon Europe, urging continued unity in the common task of mankind. He emphasizes freedom in America and solidarity with Europe.
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London
Pwllheli
Lloyd George
Ameri
Europe
America
Ameria
Garope
THE COAL STRIKE AND THE MINERS CONFLICT
A fragmented report discusses a mining strike led by the Mining Angels and a claim that the Miners’ Federation seeks upheaval rather than peace. The piece notes uncertainty over governance by Parliament or a Soviet system and mentions a government commission to study conditions and improve cooperation between employers and workers, including amalgamation of coal fields.
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Hon A
Philp Qep
Britain Expenditure Warned by Churchill in Press Home
In the Home of Communications, Winston Churchill the Chancellor of the Exchequer urged a decisive halt to rising national spending. He warned that unless the military effort prospered, life would have to be curtailed and expenditures sharply reduced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston Churchill
Chanceler of the Exchequer
Prison Congress Pushes Probation Reform and Indeterminate Prisons
The Prison Congress backs extending probation and developing machinery to avoid imprisonment for defaulting on payments. It supports employing indeterminate sentences for reform and for abolishing harsh penalties. Judges acknowledge progress but say several years are needed for full success.
Sweated Imports Debate Adourned to November
A British parliamentary debate on sweating imports and treaty machinery was adjourned to November 10. The session discussed using treaty provisions to combat sweating in imports and consider related machinery.
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Peewee
British legation staff strike disrupts services
Chinese trouble spreads as more than 300 workers walk out at the British Legation, leaving domestic servants and other employees on site. Strikers demand government action and threaten to paralyze legation operations. In New York tennis news, William Johnston beats Vincent Richards 6-3 6-4 3-6 8-6 in a tryout for the Davis Cup team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legation
Makey
Chile
New York
West
America
William Johnoon Bost Vincent Richards
Free Kindergarten Annual Appeal for Violet Day Flowers
Country friend asks support for the Kindergarten Union annual appeal to fund free kindergarten. Flowers and fruit products will be sold in the city on Violet Day Friday August 21 and the children’s party at Government House Ballroom on Saturday August 22.
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Particukarte
Uniwon
Funis
Siva
Wallen
Government House
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Veesbel Pwety
Hin Baten
Val Ryu
Hay and Barrett
Tinators
the Puldie
Uvewr
Wor Kya
Ab Qayabty
Orwrity
Optician
Buckeridge
Rho
Feecrown
City of London
Wylatra, Western Australia
Klyptek
MR B
Becktion
Bopp. Trince of Wales Theatr Perth
Albany Dog & Poultry Society
Empire Therathe
Ujeo
Collink
Naval Drill Hall
Faray
Taimy
Banietier Die
Melville (Rolet
M. Kurtack
Hop
Savage Dank
Coutir Doh Chipman
Leemaeed
Elder, Smith, & Co. Limited
Tuetrontiena
Jim Varie
Punli Audction
Kluer, Smith and Ct
Limite
Eee Katakinag
Tvashoe
Cew
Me Baret
Mt Basher
Bespateh
Amores
West Australia
M. Norrish
Neal
Barker
L. Art Union
P Evan
soMiers
Art Union
Br.s.l. Langue
North
Wirth
Circu
Albany A, and H. Society
Eracace
HY Premio
Britain
MR. Churchill
Congress
LABOR
Laborite
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