WANTED KNOWN parson accused of setting alcohol on property
Fragmentary notice from South Albury NSW mentions T Wilson and Thomas at Normanhurst. Reads that someone put ethanol on property to cause trouble. Adds obituary style line about a person named Me sod Mra tiveige Thymes, aged, East Albany, with accidental killing noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parsons
Etoh
South Albury
T. Wilson
Thomas
Normanhurst
N.sw
Wailer
Albany
Skeleton found on school grounds sparks investigation
An old skull was unearthed near Heugh School grounds by workers levelling land. Police took the skull to the police station for examination, and it was deemed to be from the lowest type of Aboriginal known, with remains interred 8 years ago. A meeting at North Wat town heard reports on a beach lease renewal for Mr W. E. Bevilaqua at Middleton Beach, with conditions to post a charging scale.
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J.B. Meyers
Heugh
Whitte
Tr. Wand
Tr. Home
George Thou
Normanhurst
Bssum Walter
Hokewad
Dereswal
Conne
W. EB. Bevilaqua
Middleton Beach
Hong
Green
Lennl
Poronguruprowil
Mise
Showell
Showell Wan
Willfor
Youngent Hill
Selene
Lonnie Wright
Mr. Ileukinw
Moss Showell
Laure
Vurgess
Breuk Amy
Cio Bey Ner Playang
Myy L. Mationey
Hon Sev
Damark Football Club
Meeting at Soldiers' Institute for Women Test Committees
The Women s Test Juts Committers announce a Monday afternoon meeting at the Soldiers Institute starting 3 pm with no full attendance required. Also notices about lamb supply from York Street butchers Mosags Clarke and Phillips to Albany residents and a fourth University Extension lecture at Town Hall tomorrow night by Professor Nicholls on rocks fossils and early world history with admission 1 and 0.1 pence for adults and children respectively.
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Soldiers' Institute
Delack
Mosags Clarke and Phillips
York Street
Abany
Otdern
Nicholls
Health Inspector McCormick Replaced Over Board Dispute
Local board debates the resignation of Health Inspector McCormick. Councillors seek consent from the Commissioner of Public Health to remove him for general dissatisfaction and rudeness to ratepayers. A six month daily work report is requested from McCormick.
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Mrr
H. McCormek
Aolow
Electra Tedd and Water Board
Department of Pulls Health
TT. McCormick
Mr. McCormick
Mir. McCormick
Cimm
Metormick
Ingham
Suaneewahl
Health Department
Grien
Paldie Health
Berga Wreflen
Tloun Ul
McCormick
Flender
Lambert
Benlls
Julius Adid
Downes
Cra
Witecom
Lawson
Scanhyn
Crea
Withenoom
Couneil
Amasin
Subdivision Controversy Over Lot 25 Sanford Perth Roads
Town clerk reports an application for subdivision of Lot 25 facing Sanford and Perth roads was not granted due to by law noncompliance requiring quarter acre blocks. Council debated building permits, residency rules, and whether to refer to the building committee. The mayor noted permits not issued and motion carried. Dalgety and the Abideen liner schedule mentions departure from London September 11 with Cape calls and expected arrival about November 8.
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Nat
Sanford
Perth
Witee
G Business Wits
Lambert
Wittenoom
Oren
Downes
Mt Barker Notes Highlight Local School Farewell and Club Plans
Mt Barker notes cover the Poronguruprowil school farewell for Miss Showell with gifts and thanks, plus a Kendenup gathering and Mt Barker Football roundups. The piece details association meetings, carnival preparations, colors, a dance, a railway dinner, and a planned Mount Barker team for a Thursday Albany match with 22 players named for selection.
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Kendenup
Ch Qlaris
Tirmy
Narrikup Wl
Ehotie
Narnkup
Toms
Tory
North
Molor
Mt Harker
Monily
Drmge
Messrs
Iek
Ming
Yecnetary
Sawnness Park
Igen
Nurrugin
Albany
Mt. Barker
Kautana'ng
Tul
Ladies’ Guild
Masonic Hall
Y.A.L
D. B. Dunes
Barker
Thursdey
Fallows
Hoops
Wright
Booth
J. Smith
F. Gounnens
Stone Crusher Debate Over Quarry Purchase Terms
The meeting discussed the proposed sale of a crusher for the Melville street quarry. Proponents argued the current crusher was worn and a new purchase was unnecessary. opponents warned against delaying repairs and favored borrowing to avoid high costs. The amendment to refer the matter to the works committee failed and the vote carried the original decision.
Municipal Baths Plan Considered by Town Council
The town’s Jocks and Gardens Committee recommended relocating the Municipal Baths to a new site with a 600 pound estimated cost. The plan, to be funded by levies or rates, would involve dry labor except for pile driving, under supervision, with debates over urgent needs for railings and footways and the balance between the baths and other infrastructure. Two councilors opposed, and the motion passed with two dissents.
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Lamber
Johow
Ingham
Green
Whel Revante Wis
Lambert M
Acme
School Amalgamation Ceremony Scheduled for Monday
Students from Young and Bevan and North districts including Toma Humphries Erskine Waillemin Inge Hickes Taylor K Sounness Liebeck O Smith Townsend Coote FP Williams Boyer unite for a school amalgamation at Mace. The school association invites district members and the public to attend in the afternoon for presentations and speeches.
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Parents and Citizens Association
Controversy Over DenmarK Festival Guests Sparks Letter War
A heated correspondence attacks local conduct during a visiting program. Accusations of drunken behavior and rowdyism are rejected by officials and residents, who defend the guests and criticize Burgess for alleged neglect and sensational claims.
Denmark Football Trip Sparks Letter War Over Conduct
A correspondent defends the Denmark football excursion and argues against Mr Burgess’s criticisms. The letter condemns alcohol on tours, defends members' behavior, and calls for healthy sport while urging Albany and future events to succeed.
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Sas—Kodly
Burgess
Denmark
Albany
Rifle Shooting Perth Bureau Trials In National Event
The annual prize meeting tied to the National Rifle Association began at Swanbourne on Monday with teams firing across 300 500 and 600 yards. Fremantle took the Dawson Cup with 383 points while Albanys first team finished third, Albanys second placed tenth. Fremantle also won the Chamber of Mines Shield and the Kings dispute saw Adama of Rocky Bay top the scores with 103. Albany's McDonald and G Allen both placed high in other heats as Fremantle extended their dominance in multiple events.
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Perth
Thunday
National Rifle Association
Swanbourny
Fremantle
Albany
Mt. Barker
Kings
Adama
Rocky Bay
McDonald
G. Allen
Chamber of Mines
Albany Hewdegate Railway Controversy At Council Meeting
The Albany council heard Cr Ingham discuss a possible Albany to Newdegate railway survey. The mayor condemned any councillor or official using influence to shift the terminus to Mt. Barker, vowing to uncover the involved person. Also from the Royal Agricultural Society WA schedule, annual exhibition entries open September 16 with late entries on September 17.
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Cr Ingham
Albany- Newdegate
Albany
Mt. Sorker
Judas
Royal Agricultural Society of Westen Australia
Civilisation and Labour Conference Opens in Capetown
A late news fragment from Awe 27 reports a Capetown opening of a conference on unemployment. It quotes a minister warning that if current trends continue unchecked civilisation could fail and urging reduction of reliance on unskilled and some skilled labor.
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London
Capetown Centurda
Urount Company Plans Weekly Mail to Australia in Peak Months
The Urount Company's new timetable for early 1925 indicates a possible weekly mail run to Australia during busy periods. The service would operate in conjunction with the Post Office Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urount Company
Auatralia
P.O. Company
French Senate Approves London Reparations Pact
The French Senate backed the London Conference reparations agreement by 204 votes to 40. Senator Poincare defended his policy while in office during the session.
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Poincare
Covent Garden Strike Eases as Porters Resume Few
Picketing at Covent Garden slackened with most strikers withdrawn yesterday while a small number returned to work. MP Mr Bea Tillett spoke to the crowd as industry leaders warned the real confrontation would start after the first month with half a million supporters behind them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covent Gardens
Bea Tillett
M.P
Prime Minister's Expulsion A Golf Club Dispute
The Loasinmouth Golf Club expelled Ramisy MacDonald during the war after pacifist speeches. A club member who admires the Prime Minister demands lifting the expulsion or repayment of 3000 pounds lent to the club. The club declines to lift the expulsion and says it can repay 1000 pounds demanded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loasinmouth
Ramisy MacDonald
Mhyn
Wembley Exhibition expands appeal for Australian wines and foods
The Wembley Exhibition in London showcases rising demand for Australian wines at both dinner and lunch events. Officials report sales include 12 million apples and about 1.25 million buns made with Australian dairy goods, highlighting strong Australian food imports at the fair.
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Wembley
London
Hoardings report reviewed by council debates rent rules
Council address hoardings on walls and vacant land under by laws. By law gaps and permits discussed. Mayor notes no rent payments. Dr Fletcher urges proper rent provision. Albany classes postponed until Sept 1. enrolment urged for new students at Albany Technical School.
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