Bt Patrick’s Bell hosts first long night for St Joseph’s fund
The evuehro tournaments at St Joseph’s school building fund began with a sparsely attended evening. Ladies and gentlemen earned pelzes with Mrs Livesy winning the frat prize in the week’s playoff while W. Teel took second. G Blackburne beat G. Blackhorne for the gentlemen’s prize as Supper and dancing followed until midnight. Watch for dates of Bt Patrick’s Ball in the Town Hall.
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Bt. Patrick's Bell
Town Hall
St. Joseph's School Building Fund
Wos
Gol Pelzes
G. Blackburne
Mr. Blackhorne
Diates
Pitrick
Albany Town Council Debates Engineer and Town Clerk Applicants
A special Albany Town Council meeting considered 26 applications for Engineer and Town Clerk posts. The council suspended standing orders and narrowed the field to Rankin and Poole, with Rankin’s age to be confirmed and Poole to be interviewed next Monday.
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Albany Town Council
W. J. Day
Dra. A. Catling
A. J. Collins
H. J. Iven
A. E. Bailey
M. B. Downes
Lg, Boyle
N.c.forte
N. Bell
WG. Rawnsley
Mesars, Rankin and Poole
Rankin
Poole
Fruit exporters urged to apply for UK space
Mr. H Robinson M L A received a note from the Honorary Minister for Agriculture informing that Mr. Shillard chairman of the Overseas Central Shipping Committee says all space applications for fruit bound for the United Kingdom must be sent to The Chairman Fruit Shippers Committee Box 384 G P O Perth. Farmers urged to act quickly to secure space.
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H. Robinson
M.L.A
C. F. Baxter
Shallard
Overseas Central Shipping Committee
United Kingdom
Fruit Shippers’ Committee
G.P.O
Perth
Repatriation Committee Meets in Albuny Fortnight
The Albuny Repatriation Committee met yesterday afternoon with McKennie presiding in the chairman’s absence. Members Barnett Norman Mawson and Rose attended. Topics included Soldiers’ Settlement for Mr Smith, sustenance for Mr Barrow, valuation delays for Mr Harvey, furniture move for Mr Pitt, and a £4 estimated cost for clearing and ploughing Mr Hunting’s block. Proceeds from the Battalion appeal totaled £15 and a successful picture entertainment was noted.
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Albuny Repatriation Committee
BE. G. McKennie
JH. Barnett
J. Norman, Jr
W. Mawson
Dan Rose
Smith
Hke
Barrow
Central Committee
A. R. Harvey
Pitt
Hill
Hunting
H. Hill
Norman
Renee
Tes
Menora Dickson
Tipping
Rose
W. Brown
Welcome Home to Reformed Soldiers at Mount Barker
Mount Barker on Saturday night hosted a welcome home social for reformed soldiers organized by the local repatriation branch committee. The hall overflowed with decorations, speeches, and a sales pitch inviting new members while prayers and songs honored the returning men.
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Mr. Barker
Messra Kearsley
Wright
Button
Mias Bounness
E. Thomas
M.C
Briton
Kearsley
Webster
Deane
Red Crowe Society
Bergt. Leforte
Glover
T. O. Bounness
Ken Rounnex
St. Jack
Wm. Sounness
Grand St Patrick Ball Planned at the Town Hall
The notice announces a grand St Patrick Ball to be held at the Town Hall with details in coming notices. Patrons are urged to mark the event and await further information on tickets and schedule.
Denmark Notes on Summer Pruning and Local Events
A Denmark lecture by fruit industry figures discussed summer pruning for export, stressing leaf retention to protect tree vitality and limit excessive growth. The talk covered die back theory, rainfall impact, and a Danish partnership forming to handle the season’s fruit. A Soldiers Welcome Committee event celebrated six returning troops with a social evening and speeches, followed by refreshments and dancing.
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Pitt
Wickina
Merbert
Mall
Western Mail
Roaohing Wimmer
Jonathana
Herbert
Ci Lriett
Denmark
Mr. Flay
Smith
Omims
Lewis
Johnston
Bracknell
Kingston
Mesera Flay
Brice
Paterson
Amith
Maxioletti
Miss L. Smith
Mia M. Smith
Mies N. Whittingham
Misa Buller
Mrs. Nockald
Mary J. Bushton
G. Green
Torbay Junction Opens New Store and Warehouse
A new store and warehouse erected by Mr. McInnes at Torbay Junction was formally opened on Saturday. The event celebrated the completion of a jarrah building 40 by 21 feet replacing a prior dwelling and shop. Supper and social hour followed with Prof. F North P Z presiding and toasts to the King and to returning soldiers.
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Torbay Junction
McInnes
Stratford
Guy Fawkes
MeInnes
Jarrah
F. North
J. Monforth
Dead Boy in Flanders Killed Flying Corps Heroic Combat
A boy joins the army at war start and trains as a pilot in the Flying Corps. He is killed in mid air over Flanders in November 1916 after destroying two German planes. His mother and the family are described, including spiritualist claims of posthumous communication through Mrs. Leonard and the boy's vivid accounts of life after death.
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Flying Corp
Flanders
Woetige
Teu
Ais
Freda
Osborne Leonard
Pintore
Tolstoy and Revolution: Tolstoy as forerunner to upheaval
Aylmer Mance’s study of Tolstoy as a forerunner of revolution argues the great man’s theory backs the events he opposed. Maude highlights Tolstoy’s clash with the church and state as feeding an inevitable economic and social upheaval, while praising War and Peace as a monumental work.
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Tolstoi
Aylmer Mance
Leo Tolstoi
Methuen
Bie
Ceardom
Maude
Telstai
Holy Synod
Cimreh
Tolstoi Gan
Himael
Dastiny
Tolatoi
Rousseau
Housveau
Sebastopol
Yasnaya
Ange
Mle
Teuth
Merejkowski
Tolstai
Sophonisba’s Study Ends in a Domestic Crisis
A portrait of Sophonisba, a brilliant student who nurses ambition for rational study and languages yet faces social pressure. Her parents restrict sisters’ lessons to fund her medical dream, and her marriage to Harry reveals the clash between intellect and household duty.
Influenza cases rise in Sydney and Melbourne reports
Telegraph dispatch notes three new influenza cases in Sydney with two unknown, three definite in Liamore, and five suspects hospitalized. Melbourne counts 113 new cases and six deaths as the disease wanes, while Victoria fines unmasked people at Courts. Doctors testify the epidemic may be a new virulent blood poisoning.
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Sydney
Melbourne
Victoria
New Zoneland Epidemic Commission
French Premier Clemenceau Shot in Paris Attack
A Paris dispatch reports Premier Georges Clemenceau was shot while entering an automobile but not fatally wounded. The assailant, identified as 28 year old Russian national Mile Cotton, grappled with Clemenceau before being subdued.
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Paris
M. “Tau
France
Mile Cotton
New Armistice Signed In London Details
The new armistice in London includes cessation of hostilities with Poland and the surrender of additional ships of war and the Kiel Canal docks. It confirms a broader peace effort following prior agreements.
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London
Kiel Tutulsr
Pearce Visits Pretoria Ahead of England Mission
Senator Pearce arrives in Africa and visits Pretoria where Australians and other residents welcome him. He plans to use shipping delays to advance vocational training for Australian soldiers in England to prepare them for civilian life on return. He reiterates that German colonies can never revert to Germany. A civic reception is planned tomorrow.
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Capetown
Pearce Bay
Africa
Pretoria
England
Daetrafla
Pearce
Walbornla Cargo and Katowna Arrival Set for Albany Quarantine
The steamer Walbornla is due at Albany for coal from Mellwraith McEacharn and Co lighters. The hospital ship Katowna with troops aboard is expected to arrive from London via ports and will be quarantined. Katowna will take bunker supplies from Methwraith McEacham and Co lighters, which will also load a quantity of water.
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Mt. Harker Coal Storagy Cooperative Society
Bome Browera
Co-operative
Rociety
Shin
Woegendrup
Walborn la
Artive
Albany
Mellwraith
McEacharn and Co
Katowna
London
Methwraith
McEacham and Co
Albany Benevolent Society Officers Elected at Annual Meeting
The Albany Benevolent Society held its annual meeting in the mayor's parlor. officers elected for the coming year include Archdeacon Louch as treasurer and Mrs. Cuddily as secretary. The secretary reported nine meetings, 34 distress cases aided, expenditure £35,109 with a credit balance £40 169 Td, and gratitude expressed to Moonshine Minstrels and H Abell for fundraising efforts at football matches.
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Et al Eensee
Archdeacon Louch
Mrs. Cuddily
Mesdames
Day
Hyde
Muir
Haywood Grossen
Mr. Day
Alf. Cuddily
A. H. Dicksoff
T. H. Barnett
W. H. Richardson
H. Abell
Oollows
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