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Newspaper
Albany Despatch
Location
Albany, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jul 24, 1919
Page
4
Red and Dolly shelter in a remote cabin as lumberjacks Tim Jean and a Frenchman invade, reveal they hid from a draft and will force Dolly to stay. Red arms a pistol and contemplates a desperate stand against two criminals amid a brutal winter siege.
Red and Dolly endure a tense night as guards, fear, and fatigue test their resolve. Red steadies the lantern while Dolly vows bravery, confessing love as Tim and Joe warn of a dangerous game and an uncertain outcome. They prepare for what comes next.
An ad touts a rheumatic remedy claimed to remove excess uric acid from joints and relieve pain. It urges readers to obtain Bore's Remedies from Castlersagh Street, Sydney, with a free explanatory pamphlet on request. It also includes political excerpts on cooperation and state affairs.
A discussion of Bolshevism traces its rise in Russia under Lenin and Trotsky, notes German links, and cites reactions in Australia. It argues Bolshevism thrives where ignorance dominates, contrasts German and Russian outcomes, and critiques unionist support and Lloyd George remarks on direct action.
Courtesy of Post Master John Norman, local mail closures noted for Perth Fremantle goldfields and Eastern Great Southern Railways offices. Mails close at 2.20 pm on Mon Tue Thu Fri. 6 pm Wed. 10 pm Sat. late letters up to 8.15 pm Mon Tue Thu Fri. 4.15 pm Wed. 7.45 pm Thu. Robinson Estate mails Tue Wed Fri Sat 10.25 pm. Thu Sun 7.80 pm. Albany/Denmark routes listed with specific weekday closures.
To ensure insertion, all advert notices must reach this office by 9 am on Monday and Thursday each week. The rule applies to all lvertiae vents seeking publication in upcoming editions.
The paper invites general news items including social, land and stock matters and warns anonymous communications will not be published. Clubs and schools should inform editors of progress and meeting notices, aiming for public interest coverage while censoring private matters.
The Albany Roads Board holds Friday night session with chair Mr A Burvilla. They endorse the chairman's action on road work, discuss rate levies, heavy wheel tax, and funding for depot access. They consider vermin board reconstitution, new and diverted roads, and grant tenders for Wilsons Inlet clearance.
The Torbay Junction event for the peace celebration featured a chocolate gift for Earl's child and an evening program led by Mr. McInnes. The Torbay Junction Orchestra and dancers provided performances, with awards for best fancy costumes going to Hanley Attwell and Kathleen ONeill. A long list of participants and costumes followed, including many named charity and parade entries.
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