Albany Despatch Full of Local Notes and Rail Changes
The Albany Despatch reports William Monaghan’s steady recovery after surgery last Friday. It notes railway service alterations with specific departures to Perth and Peck midweek and on weekends. Acknowledgments from Miss Campbell for flowers to Miss Roberts and a write up of the Albany Ladies' Athletic Club event conclude with a Swedish drill course at the Naval Holi gathering.
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Monaghan
Jstation
Scanlon
Albany
Perth
Barker
Wolueeday
Alony Mise Currie
Roberty
Angel of
Durlan
Ethel Campbell
Albany Ladies’ Athletic Aul
Naval Dl Holi
Hayle
Souths
Mand
Lita
Northites
Orne
Tlind Space
Northe
Humphries
Glover
Wuilleman
Taylor
Lovn
Cyril Wright
Shirley White
Hughie Stewart
Fred Hambley
Tom Bevan
Will
Jim Smith
Max Wright
West
Young
Evening of club fellowship and village notices
New members were elected by ballot including Mesdemes Meyers Johns Mills Mellroy and Misses Moute Scott Stockbridge and Ko Meyers. The event featured games and songs with Miss Hew Wis receiving a photo gift and Miss Rew presenting her own photo as memento. A later social at St John’s school hall raised funds with a cup and tumbler social and a varied programme. The Napier district group settlement discussion was paused by heavy rains delaying inspection plans while Dalgety and Co report wool sales remain brisk with firm prices and competition.
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A. Meyers
Johns
J. Mills
Mellroy
Moute
Scott, Stockbridge
Ko Meyers
Methadiat
Rew
Miss Hew Wis
Ad Mine Rew
God Teachers’ Association
St. John's School
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Victor Boa
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Beasley
Rev
A.peru
Napier
J. P. Camm
Napier Wid Torkaparup
Albany
Ungerup
Parry
Mesars, Dalgety and Co
London
Water utility taps firm on late payments
A municipal water service extends payment deadlines after utility firm notes rising arrears. Officials cite hardship among residents and pledge flexible options while maintaining service reliability.
Albany Chamber of Commerce Hears Shipping Plans
The Albany Chamber of Commerce held its monthly meeting at the Soldiers Institute with President F L Williams presiding. Attendees discussed intercity shipping, the Katoomba cargo, dredging works, land inspections, post rates, and plans for white settlement and immigrant depots in the Albany area.
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Albany
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Perth
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Itory
Nomaan
Sk James
Norman
James
Thomson
Asion Hawk
MLBANY PARENTS MEETING HIGHLIGHTS BUILDING NEEDS
The January monthly meeting of the executive was held with Rev. A Crow presiding. Members including Nurse Birt Meadomes C Vaughan A Robinson and FH Bleek discussed the dire state of the building and urged external improvements such as renovations to gutters drama art and water service extensions to outbuildings. They noted a Department reply about hostel plans for students and resolved no steps would be taken at present.
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C. Vaughan
A. Robinson
Bleek
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Departure of Miss Rew Pow from Albany church
Miss Rew Pow leaves Albany after long service with Sabbath school and church activities. Local leaders praise her devotion and association with youth groups and forward church work, presenting a gold wristlet watch as a token of appreciation. She plans to return later to Whee toria, cherishing friendships and memories formed here.
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Hiew
Misa Rew
H. Jd
Thenker
Ofttears Ad
Miss Hew
Ishalf
Mise Hew
Sanday
Rew
Albuny
Minns Dodge
Merrifield
Petersen
Thomas
Vaughin
Dave
Monaghan
Mr. Payne
Levies’ Fiuihd Aid Mothers' Union
Aingling
Denmark Notes on Butter Output and Cooperative Plans
The article reports the completion of leasing arrangements for the boiler factory at State Fare and the first butter batch Friday with higher dairy supplies. It discusses potential cooperative formation, sending cream to the local factory, and the Dairy Act's moisture penalties. Weather, police appointments, and infrastructure updates are noted along with shop developments by Mowers, Nockuids Bros.
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United Front
Yountstle Ook Hte
Java
School housing plans and inspector notes for local youth
Mr Box reported Dr Everard recently inspected the school and found cleanliness and vermin conditions satisfactory. The head teacher of Cundyup School said Parents in that district want to remain under association jurisdiction. Arrangements for the forthcoming Cup and Saucer social were completed and plans for the new High School received general approval with views it will be a great ornament to the town.
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Everard
Tescher
Cundyup
Upec
Tv Iw Tewu
Memorial Club billiard tournament round two notes
Mt. Barker reports second round results with Ui Scrimmess defeating Adis and Stewart defeating Hubley while Muartin beat Audeewartha. Third round pairings include Mastin versus Jone and Sounness versus Flambley as Kendanup hosts South and Kendemap hoiop squads prepare. Plans for upcoming matches and club affairs are outlined amid scattered team notes and umpire actions.
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J. Audeewartha
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A. Jone
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Stonehouse
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Breen
Nolan
Nidyw
Allen
Tottw
Sterritt
Fairweather
Jamieson
Ruitledge
Labor Party to Appeal Members for Levy Funds
Leaders of the Labor Party in New South Wales plan a levy on members to fund party activities. President A. C Willes said the move aims to keep ALP independent of outside resources for financing.
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Weaders
Labor Party
New South Wales
ALP
Haa
A. C Willes
Irish Envoys Refuse Departure Terms at Long Bay
The Irish envoys Sydney Thurelay and others face deportation after being conveyed to Long Bay Prison where they remain confined. They profess a wish to leave voluntarily but refuse to comment on Federal departure terms. The delay stems from a contention over bonds with securities guaranteeing departure under specified conditions.
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Sydney
Thurelay
Trish
Long Bay Paitenn
Bond to Be Withdrawn After Envoy Pact
News says the Federal Government plans to withdraw the bomb and release the Envoys on condition they do not aid Iran or overthrow the Cris Free State by force. The accord would require the Envoys to avoid funding their cause and not defend the Irish Republic during their stay in Australia.
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Iiwan
Australia
Cris Free State
Arma
Explosion in Australian coal mine wounds two miners
Melbourne reports two miners Edwin Robson and Thomas Dobbin severely burned in an explosion at the Wew State coal mine after a gas buildup and a shaft light entry on Tuesday. Both men, aged 54 and 33, had just come to start their shift.
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Melbourne
Wew
Edwin Robson
Thomas Dobbin
Birth Centre The Twin Evils Of Society
Melbourne transcript reports a Thursday lecture by Bishop Phellan at Cathedral Hall Gale. He denounces birth control as baby killers and attacks medical professionals. He warns of divorce and race-murder as threats to modern nations amid a gloomy view of Australia’s future.
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Phellan
Gale
Bigpelend
Cathedral Hall
Italy
Australia
Crouching Footballer Dominates Play and Rifle Winners
The report highlights Freddie Williams and Ken Souenees as capable footballers, with a detailed rifle shooting event at 300 and 400 yards. J. Martin edged Bil Silvester in a tense shoot-off to win the trophy, while other competitors and club notes follow.
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Saturdays
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Deelul
Rie Fleotine
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O'Neil
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Ruhr Question Warns of Impending War Speech
London July 11 Mr Ben Tillett former secretary of the Luckers Union told the Transport Workers Conference that we are on the verge of war He urged the Freel to evacuate Germany within weeks or the world would lose the war He appealed to workers across the British Empire France and Germany to prevent war through unity and action.
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Tranport Workers
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Haler
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Geratny
Germany
British Empire
France
Nabla Maharaja Abdicates In Favor Of Four Year Old Heir
The Maharaja of Nabla abdicates after government communique cites deliberate judicial manipulation to damage the Patiaki State. India takes over administration with the child heir as ruler, while the former ruler goes abroad, retains titles, and receives allowances under royal salutes.
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Nabla
Endian
Nabho
Patiaki
Inreocenil Ueay
Muburaja
Putinle
Moburaja
Naobba
Cleps
Lis
India
Baldwin Hints On Reparations Statement In Commons
Prime Minister Baldwin told the House of Commons he hoped to make a statement on the reparations question on Thursday. The brief remark signals upcoming government discussion or policy clarification on reparations.
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London
Baldwin
House of Commons
Dockers Resume Work Amid Transport Conference Split
In London on July 12 over half of Liverpool dockers have resumed work. The Transport Workers Conference rejected an amendment urging support for dockers on strike and instead adopted a motion calling strikers to return to work.
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Liverpool
Transport Workers Conference
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