Albany Respatch Highlights Local Events and Church Talks
Albany district notes cover a proposed gathering from November 24 to 30, church site debates in Canberra, and a range of community events in Albany. Highlights include the Albany A and H Society show plan for November 0, a lecture on dreams by Mr Fox, a world Cations Galleratives demonstration, and Albany Christy Minstrels visiting Denmark with a motor coach.
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Canada
Mbany-Newdeprate
Th Premer
PL Collier
Feurer
Peenptier Romntry
Asther
Bert
Uwe
Commonwealth
Albany A. al H. Society
C. T. Watkins
Wong
Denmark
Abbany
J. H. Grieg
Hector Irwart
A. Burril
Wr. Burrill
A Fox
Mr. Mawson
Fox
Mas McTutosh
Muse Wirehouse
Me. Browdaull
Nick Ovans
Perth
MD Tan
Ky Gronpe
Alober
Albany Christy Minstrels
Albany
Chraly
Associaton Fomhaflers
Albany sports figures bid farewell as transfers loom
Personal Mre A J Ives and daughter arrive from Porthoy to reside in Albany for months while Mr W Doggett departs to Geraldton. His long service in football circles ends as Albany loses a key organizer. Mrs Reddin leaves Perth soon, prompting farewell tributes at the Methearlier Mothers Union and Women’s Institute Committee.
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A. J. Ives
Porthoy
Bet Co
Albmey
W. Doggett
Wilcox, Mofflin and Co
Albany
Wmore
Geraldton
Doggett
Wadteford
Watsford
Great Southern Conference delays and railway talks continue
The conference delayed by internal disagreements while discussions focus on inter district matters and the Albany to Ravensthorpe route. Officials report potential railway work between Albany and Denmark and a broad land survey for grazing and settlement along the Frankland and Kojonup corridors.
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Great Southern
Natroe
King River
Albay
T. Lau
Joes Mitchell
Albany
Newdegate
Ravenathorpy
Mer
Crawford
Mailway
Albany Vigilance Cooperation
Mr. Smur
Denmark-Bridgetown
Frankland
Frenkland
Irwin Inet
Gelling
Kurri
Toond
Australia
Albany Conference Discusses Naval Base and Engineering Needs
The Albany conference debates securing a naval base, harbor board, and cost sharing with federal funding. They push for qualified engineers, local labor, and streamlined work to suit district needs while addressing vermin destruction and sheep losses from dingoes.
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Denmark
Murndup
Kojonup
Capercup
Collie
Albany
Indore
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Heh
Atbony
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Java
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Qin Board
Wagin
Heme
Wffen
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Lanka
Tale Cepa
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I Aso
Federal Hotel
Local notices on machinery sales and social events
Odd fragments describe Al Barker noting five cent pieces for a contest and $150 to TV. Mentions of photography, an Oriental ball, and a town band. References to farm machinery, ploughs, and plan for dancing at a summer social with decorations and a concert. Residents discuss boat water and packing up for town travel by motor cars.
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Mammley
Royew
Bnt
Fred Klimt Cork
Woogeneliup
Marder
Hones
Celine
Perth Markets Report Mixed Chaff Wheat and Produce Prices
Dalgety and Company reports from Saturday show no four sample chaff offered at the metropolitan market with prices from £5 12s to £9 7s 8d and medium from £4 17s 6d. Other lines include chaff sold from 8s 5d, medium quality passed, oats at 41/0 to 57/0, potatoes at 1s 10d, cabbage 1d, tomatoes 6d, beef 4d, pork 1d, butter 1s 8d, cheeses 1d and eggs 1s 2d at Wellington Street markets in Perth.
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Dalgety and Company
Outen
Prine
I Ami
Ouia
Gord Henry Foods
Tetatoen
Wentralian Pammers Ltd
The Devil's Wedge of the Federal Treasurer Card
A fragment notes a six month struggle over the devil's wedge of Qis sal Bom Brow, mentioning the Federal Treasurer and a broader shutdown of the country.
Government sets export beef prices for prime frozen meat
Perth reports the North West Minister J M Drew says the government holds a compliant supply of Frome heel beef with export quality standards and prices for retail in several cuts. He warns against mixing inferior frozen beef with government trade and outlines steps to preserve prime meat reputation through December.
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Perth
North-West
J. M. Drew
Four passenger aeroplanes join Western Australia fleet
Perth reports WA Airways adds two four passenger planes to its lineup with Captain Staley Arcarkey piloting the first test flight over the city. A second DH50 machine purchased by the Airways is due to depart for the North on Thursday arriving at Fremantle today.
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Perth
WA. Airways
Staley Arcarkey
The
Airways
Fremantin
S.9
Balranald
Steamship Kyogle lanterns Lighthouses of West Australia question
The Steam er Kyogle is engaged in light house work north of Carnarvon. Apparatus ordered and delivered for Legendre Island Sandy Bay and Escape Island. Light at Caps Leveque North West Cape Pot Holds and Cape Naturaliste improved with new optical equipment and plans for Cape Teenwin.
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West Australia
Federal House of Representative
Kyogle
Carnarvon
Legendre Island
Sandy Bay
Caps Leveque
North-West Cape
Pot Clattes
Cape Naturaliste
Children Protest Against Zoo Competitions
The Methodist Church executive committee opposes Sunday zoo events for children at South Perth citing interference with Sunday school and concerns over public morality. The charge argues such attractions divert funds and attention from church work and moral progress of the state.
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South Perth
Ie Methodist Church
Thess Haw
State Insurance Plan Proposed by Labor Government
A Labor Government proposal in Adelaide aims to run state insurance. A bill before the Assembly would establish a State Insurance Office to underwrite all classes of insurance and place them under a commissioner’s control.
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Adelaide
Removal of a Bullet in Sydney Hospital Scene
A remarka and delicate operation by honorary surgeons at Come Hospital removed a bullet from Alfred William McTnoes, a railway fireman, who was described as a Peterahain last week in an alleged plot. The incident occurred after a gunfire event in which Foley and Win test were mentioned.
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Sydney
Alfrad Wittam
Sydney Sensation as £1000 Loot Recovered
Acting on an anonymous tip, police recovered about £1000 worth of stolen property and made two arrests at Randwick. The haul came from a large residence suggesting suburbia, but the occupants appeared respectable. Sensational disclosures are expected as detectives pursue a public figure who may reveal two years of silk robberies and other crimes. The investigation shows one man has directed a gang of experts for years.
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Obe Forte
Sergeanie McNaught
A. FE. Burt
Aliquid
Perth Hospital
Flanders
Advair
Hanks
Cota
Sydney
Weetes
Randwick
Local Railway Express In Turmoil Injures Many
A chaotic incident on the express line near Lunimin involves bandits tearing up rails and causing 85 injuries. The chaos also leads to 60 workers being displaced and several people killed, with authorities investigating debris and impact.
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Lunimin
Mixson
Mary
Brass Band Competition at St Kilda Colliery Triumphs Drone Band
The Drone band won the brass band competition at St Kilda Colliery in a contest held at Crystal Palace. Bhick Dyke Band placed second and Newraaity Seel Works Barf finished third.
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Champ
Brush
Crysal Palace
Roanleld
Bhick Dyke
Ulster Rights Urged by Imperial Parliament Letter
The Ulster Association addresses all open letter members of the Imperial Parliament urging justice for Ulster rights. It condemns a proposed commission as unconstitutional and asserts Ulster territory remains under British rule, calling for defense in Parliament and preservation of Ulster.
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Ulster Association
Ulster
Ulater
Dawes Scheme Talks Expected as German Delegation Arrives
A German delegation is due in London to begin negotiations on the Dawes Plan, aiming to settle the long running affair surrounding postwar reparations. The talks center on revising payment terms and stabilizing international finances amid European tensions.
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London
Cereal Crop Forecast From Rome Institute Appears Mixed
The International Institute of Agriculture in Rome reports wheat output at 1333 million centals in 30 countries, rye 370 in 20, oats 665 in 20, with declines from 1923 estimates. The figures cover 1624 and compare against higher past production.
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International Institute of Agriculure
Rome
Australia
Richmond elects Sir Newton Moore over Becker for Richmond
The Richmond Conservative Association votes 114 to MG in favor of Sir Newton Moore former West Australia premier as a prospective candidate for Parliament, instead of H. T. A. Becker M.P. Becker states he will contest the seat as an Independent.
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Richmond
Jewellery Robberies Still Continuing In New York
New York reports continued jewellery robberies with substantial losses. In July and August 117 shops were robbed in New York and district amounting to about 650000 collars while eight months in the year showed total losses around 4174000 dollars.
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New York
American Society speaker promotes international cooperation in science
Charles A. ia, inventor of Vic Turbine, urged ASCE members to pursue global collaboration on shaft design and center-line cathode topics to advance scientific knowledge in minerals and chemicals.
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American Society of C
Charles A. Ia
Vic Turbine
Copec
League of Nations talks on disarmament progress and minorite protections
Geneva reports delegates from Vorw r and the Empire confer for about an hour with no objections on certain points as the League Council meets privately. They discuss the Sevres treaties and protections for minorities race and religion amid hopes for renewed pacific progress.
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Geneva
Empire
Loogog
League
Sevres
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