Albany Despatch and Local Notices Amid Coastal Derby
The page reports a Wednesday parade, industrial development at a jetty project, and the Ke’ut and McLawre’s works near completion. It notes a brick building to replace destroyed wool and iron structures, details the Age Agricultural Journal Volumes, and lists upcoming meetings for veterans and electoral notices. It mentions polling places for the Legislation Council election, candidate profiles for Gla sheen and Corby, and a South-East Province candidacy for Mr. Glasheen. Also advertised are dog licenses, vehicle renewals, and a real estate rental in Festing Street.
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Department of Agriculure
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Jwomery's
Albiny
Soldiare
Imperial League
Soldiers Institute
Rolex
Legiaativn Connell
J. A. Greig
Glasheen
Corby
Country Party
Lowes Town Hall
W Glasheen
South-East Province
Legislative Council
Greig
Country
Valedictory for Percy Cooper Marks Albany Cricket Club Farewell
Perc y Cooper of Wilcox Moff Co transfers from Mere Henry Wille and Co to Fremintl office and departs after long service. A prominent Albany cricketer and West Sate footballer, he led friendly clubs, captained teams, and hosted unions. Well wishers promise a warm welcome if he returns to town.
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Percy Cooper
Wilcox Moff Co
Albans
Mere Henry Wille and Co
Cooper
Albany
Albany Cricket Association
Hele Ong
West Seatare
Aml A
Aml
Dombita
Weber
Priness Royal Latine
Orygmlrea
Farewell to West Albany Club Captain P J Cooper
Supporters of the West Albany Football Club gathered at the Lowleg Hut on Saturday to farewell popular captain P J Cooper who has been transferred to Fremantle. President A E Bruce and other officials praised his long service since 1919, noting his leadership and role in matches and carnival teams. A travelling token was presented, and Cooper thanked the club while wishing them success.
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Payo
Weal Albany
P. J. Cooper
Fremantle
A. E. Bruce
Cooper
West
Bruce
Wests
Cricket Association
Yachtior Club
Ool
W. Bailey
Higby
Duthie
Nol
Duthie Addins
Magpies
Mr. Cooper
Besiih
Tor
Honored AM Bruce at London Hotel gathering
Report notes a gathering at the London Hotel in Katoomba where AM Bruce was honored amid speeches praising Mr Bigby, Mr Brunce, and Weet Club work. The Aberdeen Themistocles, en route from London to Aberdeen, called at Port Talbot and Australia before continuing to its destination.
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London
Katoomba
Bigby
Biunce
Bram
Au-trara
Aberdeen Lindy Themistocles
Ben Afort
Thin Port
Talgely Co
API
Albany Stage Impresses With Amateur Troupe Performance
The Town Hall crowd enjoyed Albany’s Vandell concert group led by Madame Paschue a fine soprano with strong support from local artists. Overture by Melville Orchestra, varied program of solos choruses and dances drew encores as Miss Bannfyad Mr Wallis and others offered beauties and humor in a lively evening.
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Madame Paschue
Sopra
Alkane
Vucif Jerous Cecores
Albany
Mel Vile
H. Wuatar
Hutchins
Mise Bannfyad
Wallis
Anmabai
Paddy Malo
Madame Pasehoo
Overtore
Melville Orchestra
Mr . Baxter
Mr. Hutebingy
Miss Bamford
Mr. Wallis
Mr. Hiachi
Cannon
Cupid
Strke
Courney
MP Hill
Albany Rise Club member reports practice on windy Saturday
A member of the Albany Rise Club describes a Saturday practice session on the TO and DOO guide ranges. Weather was good with variable wind, affecting judging. The text then abruptly shifts to an ad-like instruction about a heating, water tank product and home remedies for coughs and colds.
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Albany Rise Club
Duunty and Co Market Report Summary
Osten Chef reports heavy yarding with samples sold at £9 16s 0d and good modiums at £6 6s 0d. Osip notes well supplied market and good foods sold around 24 2/4 to 2/4. wheat mentions two. WedlraHan Farmers Limited lists goats at £17 to £22, cattle top cows at £14 to £8 10s, dairy cows £9 to £6 11s, others lower.
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WedlraHan
Mt Barker Notes and Local Happenings Highlighted
Mt Barker residents face a busy week with a promised event at Bow Bow Rainbow Birthday party slated for tomorrow evening. The community notes a new main road link and a shipment to South Africa, while local farmers report dogged trouble with a lawman and Dingo pest controls. Nearby, sheep losses caused by foxes prompt measures as residents keep watch and share tidbits of Walter Rees and lanks visiting.
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Barker
South Afria
Cruiteen
Joe
Mt Barker
Coastal Producers Union meeting debates freight and marketing
Coastal District Producers' Union held a Thunday afternoon session at the Soldiers Institute. President J Monforth presided as delegates from Torbay Narrikup Redmond and other branches discussed railway freight charges, delays in Albany district markets, and calls for equitable treatment of farm produce. The council endorsed affili ation reports and planned further action including a special meeting in about three months.
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A Wanbrough
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Perth
Albany
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Mosers Williamson
Cairo
Railway Department
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Young's
Helens Vale race meeting ends amid mishaps and wins
Beautiful Saturday at Helens Vale Hace Club July meeting drew a good crowd despite rough incidents as two horses fell and a rider escaped injury. Key results include Wonnerup Ladd winning the Blackboy Handicap, Diva taking several races, and Dundalk triumphing in the Grand National Steeplechase at Flemington.
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Diva Ba
Thial Stards
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Rory Spring
Merrie
Loch Master
Opel
Ladd
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Helena
Maru
Orinnis
Fila Artington
Diva
Farawell Welter
Ailsa Bel's
Woodskin
Ngoe the Winges Divs
Melbourne
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Flemington
Parupa
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Berrimbo
Bettiing
Investigate
Bindweed
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Buller
Mailman
Baker
Pall
Inkson
Agst
Dundalk
Hooma
Palbi
King High
Monrose
St. Roseland
Silver Heart
Ccx Leigt
England Defeats Australia in Test Match at Sydney
England beat Australia by eight goals in the third test at Sydney on Monday before about 10,000 spectators. The victory follows a hard fought series as the visitors asserted control in front of the Maile ground crowd.
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Sydney
Maile
Wheat yield record for Western Australia set by statistician
Government statistician Mr. G Bennet said the previous year’s wheat yield was a record for Western Australia, with nearly 24,000,000 bushels harvested on Saturday.
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Wester Australia
Fatal Motor Accident in Perth Girl Falls From Lorry
A fatal accident occurred on the war road yesterday in Perth. Phyllis Linda Sherwood aged 14 died after falling from a motor lorry she was riding on. The tragedy occurred Monday as the vehicle was in motion near the war road.
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Perth
War Road
Phyllis Linda Sherwood
Seamen's Union Office in Fremantle Ransacked
Seamen's Union office at the Fremantle Trades Hall was broken into on a Monday afternoon, a window forced and correspondence files disordered. A cash box containing £60 and a good chain were reportedly taken, with details on missing documents still unclear.
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Fremantle
Seamen’s Union
Frew Trades Hall
State Finances in Perth Deficit Revised to 50008 Pounds
Treasury officials advised Minister for Land acting as Deputy Premier during Wie abeenne of Mr Collier that the deficit for the financial year would be about 50008 pounds, compared with the £190,075 initially estimated at the year's start.
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Perth
Mowdray
Treasury
Abeenne
Collier
Seamen’s Dispute Hints at Quick Settlement Outlook
Both ship owners and officials hold out hopes that the seamen dispute may not settle next week. The Owners’ Association again refuses to consider an agreement urged by the Commonwealth Shipping Board. Representatives from companies not included in the union plan to meet in Melbourne to press a possible accord.
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Melbourne
Asenaia‘son
Aga
Commonwealth Shipping Board
Ig al Biwtes
Mebourne
Meeting Tonight on Seamen's Union Crew Supply
Aweating of the Seamen's Union is to be held tonight to urge withdrawal of the ultimatum over supplying crews to vessels unless owners meet demands. The outlook has improved as officials plan actions and discussions proceed.
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Melbourne
Seamen's Union
Ship Sale After Crew Desertion At Sea
On Saturday the vessel Kanowan was idle as seven crew members deserted just as she set sail. The remaining crew were paid off and the ship laid up, leaving the vessel inactive.
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Ora
More ships idle Brisbake Monday report
Owing to a unit not manning ships the steamers Wynndra Mackarra have been laid up. The idle status affects the fleet as of Monday with reduced operations and potential delays. Local maritime authorities monitor crew shortages and vessel readiness ahead of the week.
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Brisbake
Mackarra
Tariff Board Recommends Keeping Farm Machinery Duties
Melbourne report notes after an 18 month inquiry the Tariff Board finds no justification for reducing duties on agricultural implements and machinery. The board recommends maintaining existing duties and will present its report to Parliament next week.
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Melbourne
Tariff Board
English and Fragee in Euro pean Kong semi finals at Eastbourns
In the semi finals of the European Cup competition, England faced Fragee. The match began at Eastbourns on grad Rena oe boat with both teams aiming for a place in the final.
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Lonvoy
England
Fragee
Eastbourns
Australian loan reportedly raised in America
London July 12 reports that an Australian loan of £20,000,000 has been obtained in New York at an interest rate of per cent. JP Morgan & Co are not certain about the loan and have not yet confirmed any definite action.
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London
New York
Jp, Morgan To
Leader on proposed city project stirs public doubts
A New York paper questions the proposed project in a July report, citing nervous speculation by observers about bank credibility and the Commonwealth’s financial backing. The discussion centers on a large sum of money linked to investments and the involvement of Melbourne interests.
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New York
United States
Josh Gueb Investments
Melbourne
Right to Kill PAROS Declared by French Jury
The gulf wire reports a French jury ruling on euthanasia for a widow who aided her terminally ill husband. They planned a joint death via fire and gas, intending to die together. Neighbors found them later. the woman faced murder charges but was acquitted by the jury.
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Paros
Gulf
Agetier
Mane
Russia to export wheat after millon centals purchase plan
The Soviet ministry plans a 616 million program to buy farm machinery, aiming to boost wheat production for export. Officials expect to reach five to six million centals of wheat ready for overseas markets as soon as runs are completed.
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London
Ituesin
Bruch Machinery
Theories of Evolution in Dayton Case
Dayton July 12 report on John Thomas Goons charged with violating state law banning teaching evolution in schools. Prosecutors aim to show scientific testimony that evolution and divine creation are not in conflict with the Bible.
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Dayton
Teamssee
John Thomas Goons
Troubles in China Strikers Short of Funds
Ghangilal July 12 report notes strikers lack funds and have appealed to the Chamber of Commerce and banks for support. The union orders resumed work from non British or Japanese workers while cutting expenses amid alleged misappropriation rumors among leaders.
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China
Ghangilal
Chamber of Commerce
Delegates Tour Northern Queensland Visited Sugar Regions
Rockhampton reports the Australasian Provincial Free Conference delegates touring Northern Queensland invited by the Government. They arrived Saturday afternoon after visits to Nambour Bundaberg and Gladstone with civic receptions. Sugar plantations and mills were inspected and press coverage noted. Bundaberg especially praised the delegation and the sugar industry’s importance to the nation. The Albany Show and Poultry Roalery exhibition is planned for early next month at the Zmaphre Theatre with prizes for poetry, dogs and more. Interested exhibitors should contact secretary A. J. Cotins, Stirling.
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Rockhampton
Australgian
Queensland
Bundaberg
Gladone
Nlvo
Hundaberg
Albany Dor and Poultry
A. J.cotins
Stirling
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