Albany News Highlights Community Efforts and Tragic Death
A meeting at Albany Town Hall discusses woolmill plans and sub committees. A charity jumble stall is organized for the Women's Institute with donations and prize packets. Mr. F B Robinson dies suddenly on the Perth road. funeral held at the Methodist cemetery with Rev Milton R Maley officiating.
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Alhany
John's Hall
Prise Sear
Bleuka
Johata
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RT. Muir
Mire H. Robinson
Lacey
Prise
St. Joseph's Archuolroeem
Heal Coal Lovin Syndicate
Seaddan
Albany
Weaterburg
Crystal
Stirling Terrace
Amokere
RB. T. Muir
Earl Street
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F.B. Robinson
Kalgan
Perth
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Carter
Syme Johnson
Devensed
Iil
Tonal Methodist Church
Methodiat
Albany Butter Factory meeting discusses restructuring and capital
Albany Butter Factory shareholders at Town Hall heard Reconstruction Committee proposals to relocate office to Albany, appoint a managing director, and raise about £1500. Golding reported on factory machinery and urged stronger town management, broader capital, and better butter fat payments to boost district production.
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Albany Butter, Factory Ad Trading Company
Lowee
Sie
W. Green
Mawson
Reconstruction Committee
Fullown
Varings Perwual
Sutton
Golding
MuLarty
The
Agricultural Bank
Basil Murray
Westralian Farmers’ Limited
Albany
Walker
Apitel
Chause
Battery Factories Association
Hampshire
Agacultural Bank
Albany Land Committee
Kalgan
Btaf
Teeoreteends
Aktive
Seine
Mutt
Appaiut
Avid
Costa
Petunia
Hutter Factories Association
Lote
Perry
Fisher
Cooper
Hazard
Norton
Ralston
Perth
Mt Barker Notes Reflect Rain and School Events
Heavy rain from Wednesday to Friday disrupted events in Mt Barker, month totals rising above last month and nearing yearly average. Miss A Norman and Miss A Wellows journeyed to Kutanning for Friday’s train, while Mr Ryan traveled to Berth on Friday’s rain. The Teachers and Citizens Association hosted a school concert with songs, recitations, and a presentation to Miss Ivy Rolfe for her service despite recent departmental resignation. Football plans list Norths versus Souths at Plantagenet Park on September 2 with captains and squad names.
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Schoal
A. Wellows
Worongorup Road
Kutanning
Ryan
Mins L Hulte
Claremont
Norman
Rolfe
Tla
Swallows
Mt. Harkey
Wises
Rosie
Arthur
C.T.A
Hey
FE. James
Ivy Rolfe
Wchool
Education Department
Wtaf
James
Misu' Rolfe
Norths
Souths
Plantagenet Park
A L. Riches
F. Williama
J. Johnson
M. Liebick
J. Dickenson
Erskine
K. Bounness
G. Clarke
W. Wear
P. Riches
Inge
Taylor
C.waillemin
J. Clothier
Stewart
J. Parsons
W. Cheasley
W. Humphries
Emergencian
Cook
F. Collin
Clothier
National Rifle Association Shoot Opens at Gabhorne
The NRA Western Australia annual shoot starts at Gabhorne on Saturday with a six man team including Mews Jackson Bruce Fogd Mooney and Farr. They plan to travel Thursday night and will be joined by Constable Naismith at Beverley. An altered programme moves the Unions' teams event to Saturday next with Albany rifle club also taking part.
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National Rifle Association of
Western Australia
Gabhorne
Mews
Jackson
Bruce
Fogd
Mooney
Farr
Constable Naismith
Beverley
Albany Rifle Club
Oil prospecting party tours Western Australia coast
Capt de Hacutpie k, Sir William Lathtoin and Mr Be AL Por hie arrived in Albany after a 20 year focus on fossil fuels. They discussed oil formation, sedimentary busts near Fitzgerald River and the possibility of oil deposits in Australia. The group planned to travel by train to Denmort then Norndlup, noting scant local population but a hopeful outlook.
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Uy Suluedog Snot
William Lathtoin
Mayer
Porth
de Hacutpiek
Be AL Por Hie
Fitzgeraldi
Charron
Albury
Haiatpirkoni
Hesilen Pecbigs
Australia
Jen
Austra
Albany
William Lethlain
West Austalia
Denmort
Norndlup
Immigrants for Australia Visit Albany and West Australia Trade Views
Ar A Thowpeep from My L A visited Albany for the weekend returning from Katanning and a Britain tour. He described unemployment in the old country as terrible and noted many steamers could be filled with immigrants willing to work in Australia. He urged land or work guarantees to attract thousands to Western Australia. In Albany, East footballers toured Denmakr, the match ending with the visitors winning by seven points after a dinner and social program, concluding with an evening at the hotel and motor rail home reaching Albany around 11.00.
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Albany
Katanning
Tain
Hau
London
Australia
Perth
West Australia
Great Britain
Dewoe Nos
James Mitchell
Lenedon
Wuillemin
Manners
Wilkinson
Messrs
Cuddihy
T. H. Nesbitt
T. Dickenson
Hortel
Fragmentary Late News Teaser From Patchy Teletype
A garbled late news snippet mentions Melhauren Mutts and others in a cryptic, unreadable exchange. The text appears incomplete with scattered names and phrases, offering no clear event or outcome to summarize.
Fatal Fire on Creme Street Leaves Victim Critical
A deadly blaze on Creme Street damaged a building and caused one death. Firefighters struggled to control a 80 foot extension and a wall collapse as the victim fell about 60 feet. A second person was hospitalized in critical condition and a third escaped unharmed. Cause of the fire remains unknown.
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Sydney
Creme Street
Deport Go-Slow Advocates, Sydney Speech Sparks Debate
In Sydney on Monday George Waite general secretary of the United Laborers' Society urged deportation of those advocating a "Go Slow" policy. The remarks followed a domain discussion about labor movement tactics and internal protests.
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Sydney
George Waite
T He United Laborers’ Society
Tram Collision in Newcastle Injures Two
A tram collision occurred on Monday in Newcastle injuring two people. The trams were badly smashed and the incident disrupted service in the area.
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Newcastle
Demobilisation Claims Stir Australian War Reflections
General Sir Dolm Monash expresses that the ALP valued discipline during demobilisation noting bloodshed in other forces but not in the Australian army. He wants this stance made clear in reception remarks.
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Dolly Monash
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Shearing Award Boosts Sheep Industry Under Federal Terms
The Grassers' Association reports increased reach under Federal Award terms as the sheep sector heads toward a six million head milestone. Key figures, including the secretary and leading industry bodies, highlight growing output and regulatory alignment.
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Grassers
Luncheon Held for Chinese Nationalists' Australia Visit
A Saturday luncheon celebrated the arrival of the Chinese reformists in Australia. Attendees included leading commercial men and prominent printers. speeches highlighted the occasion and nationalist aims.
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Auralia
Boy Scouts Walk From Sydney to Brisbane
Two Sydney Boy Scouts completed a long trek from Sydney to Brisbane. They left Sydney on July 29 and arrived Saturday night after carrying packs the entire distance and traveling on a vegetarian diet.
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Hrishan
Sydney
Ore
Perth Newspaper Strike Stale Update
Perth reports no new developments in the ongoing newspaper workers strike as of Monday.
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Perth
Vigilance Committee debated at Katanning Head Board meeting
Local officials discuss creating a Vigilance Committee to advise the Board on district development. The body would be executive in function but rely on external criticism and input from party representatives to shape policy, with the aim of guiding progress in the district.
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Nant Suntiero
Albany
Bairds Board
Partiniwutory
Honda
Mr. McLeod
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