Denmark Notes Road Board Meeting Highlights
The road board held a May 2 meeting in which chair F Knowle presided and new man John tou was named. Reports covered repairs on Horsey road, timber at Teesdale bridge, boundary surveys, and a widened Mustcal Bend road. maternity nurse discussion led to a hospital committee. financials urged timely dog and cart license payments and a partial contract review for Kent road works.
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F. Knowle
Dohntou
F. Bayley
Horsey -Raad
Mesars
Lakies
Chapman and Ayton
Hill's Hole
Kent-road
Jaboxan
Imagnet
J. Pratt
Teesdale Bridge
Lowe
Landy Department
Mr. Myke
Fisheries Department
Oponsumh
Real Board
Lands Department
Rey Houndary
Lef
Hinda
Statistieian' Department
Londs and Trading Concerns
Tucker
MotenIf
Mosien
Noel Improver
James
Farr
Costello
Wilson’ Tolet
Fotheringham
Mustcal
Rankine
Alao
Tames
Kent Road
Frankland Road
Nernalup Inlet
Parry
Smith
Road Boards’ Association
Knowles
Board of Health Deliberations and Budget Clarifications
The health board convened as the local authority with the Secretary of the Health Department seeking procurement records from the influenza era. The chief medical officer reported tuberculosis accounts totaling £1 14 0 and a hospital funding decision was left to the chairman.
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Ldeal Health Authority
Health Department
Aame
Iwin
Peere
Heel Health
Bonsiter
Unclear Town Orders Residents to Comply With Act
Mr Mitchell J P and Mr Warburton rode to Denmark Mt Barker Road to press a direct route from Mt Barker to Denmark. They were partly successful but plan another attempt. Mitchell praised for action. More men from the district urged. Mesdomew Mitchell Warburton and Aguires came by train, stayed at Wilson's Inn, returning visitors to Denmark's tourist resort.
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Mitchell
J.P
Mr. Warburton
Mt. Bereker
Denmark
Warburton
Aguires
Wilson
Intel
Uncharted Rocks Found Near Wilsons Inlet by Pleasure Party
Mr C K Sith reports discovering an uncharted submerged rock near Wilsons Inlet, marked with a buoy and anchor. He notes two submerged rocks found in the inlet, names the latest Britannia and the earlier Star Rock, and urges thorough survey and charting for safety of amateur sailors.
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C.K. Sith
Mitchell
Wilson's Inlet
Ty Ia
Lake View
Wilsone’ Inlet
Fremantle
Wilwon
Agra
Inet
Little River
Mount Holwell
Britannia
Torbay Junction Hall Fund Meeting and Anzac Day Events
Public meeting April 23 reported a balance sheet showing £201 10s 8d in source collections, £100 9s 5d spent, £2 1s 6d balance. £70 expected to be cleared in 12 months. Officers named for the year include Chairman BR Neal and Secretary A McInnes. Anzac Day events featured tug of war between schoolgirls and boys, high jump, foot racing, and other amusements. A whip round raised funds. children enjoyed a hall spread and self-serve mugs after the ten o'clock program concluded with dancing at 8:30 pm.
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Torbay
Br, Neal
A. McInnes
R. Shirley
J. Caminos
J. Brighton
Mix R. McKay
Sparta
Hall
Albany road plea moves Automotive Club toward government help
At the Perth Baroy Hotel meeting of the Automotive Club of Western Australia Jetter from Secretary Angove of the Albany Road Board urged club support for a road project from Albany to Little Grove South Albany and Cape Point. Members urged improving Albany access and coordinating with the Road Board and Albany Municipal Council to press government aid and better motorist facilities.
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Automobile Club of
W.A
Baroy Hotel
Perth
Jetter
J. EB. Angove
Albany Road Boon
Albans
Anoma
Onosis
Toen
Albany
Little Grove
South Coant
Cavel Point
Knopp
Road Board
Municipal Council
Rewell
Albany Manisipal Council
al Mhamy
Moatoriat
Wheelman
Torbay District Cricket League decides on neutral ground
Torbay and Broakup met at Bornholm ground to settle a 14 point tie in the Torbay District Cricket League. Broakup won the deciding match on neutral ground, with strong batting and bowling displays as spectators praised Bornholm ladies for afternoon tea.
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Torbay
Broakup
Bornholm
Batur
Bronkup
Tennis
Jostabou
Krai
Puls
B. Piggott
C. Paine
F. Ward
T. Hortin
E. Coombe
F. Paine
F. Borin
G. Hill
B. Morris Rmont
W. Benimbridge
A. Brown
D. Kaarp
FH. Thoman
Paine
A. Koalsten
Rowling
Lhw
F. Hortin
F. Pease
D. Patterson
H. Thomas
D. Kapp
Hy ‘Thomas
Piggott
F. Pains
Hj Thomas
J. Rielly
Best Advertising Medium Rates Declared
The notice outlines advertising rates for Easonasle and Keluane media. It lists price structures by duration and format, urging local merchants to book space. Details specify display sizing and deadlines for upcoming campaign cycles.
Which Heiress Is Heir to Adrian Blair Curse
A fragment titled WHICH WAS THE HEIRESS OR FOR THE CURSE OF ADRIAN BLAIR suggests a sensational tale about inheritance and a presumed family curse. The readable text hints at dramatic questions surrounding a last name and historic misfortune.
Secret in Transit Frays Doris and Archie Ties
On a train to Waeddington Doris grapples with a revealed secret affecting her future with Archie. Doris confronts her mother Mrs. Laip cor ee imanping that the truth may ease or worsen the situation, while tension grows over whether Doris can learn the secret. Doris resists sharing the secret and prepares for the upcoming confrontation at home.
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Waeddington
Doris
Archia
Mra
Leraell
Croenot
Waddington
Jim
Heris
Remy
Abe
Deiner
Dora
Ama
Cam
Weil Vera
Papa
Altgeether
Orell
Wilrmey
Lee Kit
Buwe
Ray
Archie
Wien
Silva Furggot
Weller
Turbulent Conspiracy Arises Over Dora and Archibald
In a tense scene at the Rectory Archibald Scott faces memories of Ambrose Blair and Dora as the plot to dismiss Dora unfolds. The elder Blair hints at harsh justice while Archie wagers on reclaiming his life and reputation amid threats and secrets.
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Leggott
Mir
Archibald Scott
Noce
Lavangraiong
Kidd
Mi Lair
Altho
Ife Hoane
Blair
Lin
Doris
Archis
Oald
Aemia
Archie
Cal
Diaie
Guanjdog
Fragmentary notes on ships and roads from an unclear report
The text references Clyde shipbuilding yards, the Locotania on board, and a chart-house scene. It notes Egypt's limited rows twenty ago, and over 1000 miles of roads built over years, plus 20,000,000 of the earth's ustase and 40,000 binds related to plumage for women. War is mentioned involving wood pigeons of Mid-Devan.
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Egypt
Notice to Correspon dents for district paper notices
Notice invites readers to submit news and notes including local clubs, institutions, and trade items to district papers. Sign publication and keep notices brief on one side. Anonymous tips are not accepted and the paper emphasizes public interest over private concerns.
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Ciearks
Middle class organizing in the United States
The text reports middle class associations forming in the United States to seek higher pay amid rising living costs. It cites New York wage examples for various trades, notes higher costs there, and mentions efforts to curb profiteering and support tenant protections akin to New Jersey. It also references statements from the Chicago Fed and a New York mayoral letter on housing and authority.
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United States
New York
Walters
Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
Wid | Pa
New Jersey
America
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Torbay Junction
Torbay District Cricket League
Kronkup
York Street
Foster
Ouras Aura
Mouchemore & Co
Qoupetert
Ite
Pecial Telegraphic Service
Edith C. Kenyon
Fack
Kale
Squire of
Lonsdale
Adrian Blair
Ila
Dori
Mel
Dean
Dimmer
Kane Linke
Lucy
Actrian Blair
Diath
Bulan Harris
Dore
Ambrose Ulsir
Constanes
Hin
Bins
Wena
Bockanore
Barmouth
Air
Amchocr Bldlm
Nedure
Tade
Leclair
Mellion
Wales
Patra
Siteelnah Lowe
Auabyioe
Dirk
Archibald Geott
Seth
Amollen
Tina
Blakeney Brere
Doria
Romuiog
Appearinen
Qeontiou
Acubibald MacCrimmen
Hing
Clyde Shipbuilding Yards
Locotania
Ceaceale
Mid-Devan
Walter
le Tn Purede
Prbcli
Jevinio
Alban
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