Railway life Tests Future Of Travel And Industry
The piece surveys transport shifts as motor vehicles and air mail begin to challenge railways. It notes rising costs, service limitations, and stronger motor network examples in London Melbourne Sydney and other cities, suggesting railways may become obsolete for passenger and goods travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trans-Railway
Australia
Railwaya
Tremier
Mitchell
Eireote
St. Kilta-rond
Sea Palace
Albany
Perth
Baghiad
London
Birmingham
Ftranaport
Covent Garden
Melbourne
Sydney
Rome
Hw, OG
Sorirl P
Fiice
Mermont
Railways face a long struggle against new traction ideas
The article questions how long railways will survive amidst emerging traction and transport innovations. It ponders the future impact on rail systems and their ability to withstand evolving mobility trends.
Sugar beet venture eyed for Kendenup Estate by De Garis
The Despatch notes Live Wire De Garis, new Kendenup Estate owner, promotes sugar beet cultivation in the southern district. His plan links port prosperity at Albany with regional expansion, expecting benefits to settlers, the district, and the state while encouraging others to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alin
Wire de Garis
Kendenup
de Garis
Garin
Albany
Ken- Jenup
de Garly
de Garin
Denstork
Thone
Thone Southern District, Will Prove O Eo News. We Are Glad To Greep de Garis
Humphrey-Bishop Company Present Town Hall Show
Humphrey-Bishop Company offers a Friday performance at the Town Hall featuring Les Cloches de Cormeville selections with full stage setting and Russian dances. The programme includes Chu Chin Chew tunes, comedy sketches, Jim Crawford on drums, Joe Brennan and Robert Roberts, Harry Avondale and his ragtime quartet, and Miss Gela Hardin with latest rags. A second show follows Saturday with a complete change of programs. box plan at Nomstan's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town Hall
Les Cloches de Cormeville
Chu Chin Chew
Joal
Bary Crawford
Joe Brennan
Robert Roberts
Harry Avondale
Gela Hardig
Nomstan’s
Albany Fire Brigade to Sponsor Australian Rules Match
A Saturday afternoon football match under Australian rules will be played at the Parade Street recreation ground to support the Albany Volunteer Fire Brigade fund. Admission is 4d with proceeds aiding equipment purchases for the brigade's 12 demonstrations. The Albany Association team will face the Fire Brigade in a likely closely contested game. teams and lineups are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mbung Football Association
Parade Strest Recreation Ground
Rouny
Albany Volunteer Fire Brigade
Albany
Ire Brigade 15
Varigus Ward Elube
Association
Willis
Doggett
Raliph
Hrows
Deykin
Wilkinson
Davey
Foster
Manton
Dewar
Bailey
T. Angeve
W. Green
A. Hing
H. Wilkinson
Emtnap Mouehemore
WL Jolson
Green
Bree Saunders
G. Milne
A. Hillerd
BL Woharts
Michell, BR
H. Verran Pristow
Huxtable
A. T. Peake
Naval Forces to Meet Katanning Juniors in Sunday Match
A Naval Forces team travels from the local naval screen to Katanning for an unl match against Katanning juniors. Referee Lan Polow will officiate as the squad lists include players from North Cenpt Lancaster Mc Hride and several others for Naval and Katanning teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
uAhainy
Katanning
Sutandiy Wiiersoon Aml
Lan Polow
Keat Albany FC Holds AGM with Mt Barker Invite
Keat Albany Football Club met at Mr T Edwards’s premises with pour attendance and Mr HB Merrifield presiding. A letter from the Harker Football Association invited a match at Mt Barker on October 7, but clashes with local and brigade activities and a Mt Barker trip on October 1 led to postponement. Awards were proposed for best players, a smoker event set for October 7, and a photo and trainer recognition planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keat Albany
T. Edwards
HB. B. Merrifield
Mt. Barker
Ht Waa
Downey
Joneisten
Smith
Dees
J. Anderson
P. Duvey
Vhumoan
A. Radler
Albany
Ulater Road
British Association Plans Semi Final Match Details
The British Association met Tuesday night to decide that the Charity competition will continue Saturday with a match between Uniteds and Albions on Ulster road ground. It is a semi final of the big competition and the winner advances to meet the Wanderers the following Saturday. The teams, both with two wins and a draw, are closely matched and last week Uniteds won by a single goal. McRae will coach the game, scheduled for 9 15. Albions lineup includes Myers Purvis Bummond Gibbons Chopping A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waw
Parade-street
Ulster Road
He Uniteds
Albions
Wanderers
Uniteds
Overnite Albions
Tne
McRae
Albione
Myers
Purvis
Bum‘mond
Gibbons
Chopping
Albany High School Proposed for Middleton Road Site
Albany Municipal Council discussed establishing a separate Albany High School with a Middleton road site near the Albany Brewery. Minister for Railways Mr J Scaddan read a Education Department letter noting Albany’s growing enrolment and a strong case for later school establishment if demand increases. The council moved to reserve the proposed building site and to present the matter to the Premier through Mr Senddon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Northam
Geraldton
Banbury
Bunbury
Miyor Wagrenied
Senddon
Promwr
Albany Water Board Holds Monthly Meeting After Council
The Albany Water Board met with Mayor Dow in the chair and members present. The engineer reported 2,003,624 gallons pumped in the month, a daily average of 82,087, and 101 days of pumping. Wooden pipe work progressed, reservoir maintenance planned, and a burst 1 in main near King and Kalgan bridges repaired. Extra storage and stable space at the Albany council block were requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany Water Board
W. J. Dow
Cre Blarkburne
Dixon
Miles
Hill
Dowre
Weight
Gli Treasury
Kalgan
Albany
Valedictory Social at Masonic Hall for Miss Jongenson
A valedictory social and dance at the Masonic Hall honored Miss Fanny Jorgenson before her marriage. Miss T Roberts praised attendees as Miss Jongenson received a silver jam dish. Harry Abell spoke for the departing member and entertainment included singing and dancing into the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Hall
Fanny Jorpenson
Girls Leisure Hour Club
Misa T. Roberts
Miss_Jongenson
Abell
Misa Jorgeneon
Clu
Bonga
Mise I. Jackson
Kk. Edwards
Miss Howe
Manea
Messrs
B, Rasmussen
D. Dewar
Covan
G. Michell
H. Abell
Lojourg Four
T. Roberts
Perth schedules changes and incidents headlining WA politics and crime
WA Legislative Council examines a 48 hour work rule for horses while political groups merge for a local option poll. A Fremantle collision at Fool's Ledge, a 2 percent rise in Supreme Court fees, and Labor picks Mr T J Heron to oppose M L A Foley. Barrow Street commerce bureau planned. brick worker injured near Ammerdale. Perth beer prices set by price regulator with bottle price yet to be finalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legislative Council of
Perth
W.A. Allfianes
Anti-Liquor League
Bambre
Buccera Bank
Fool's Ledge
Fremantle
Law Ecosig
Supreme Court of West
Barrok Troat Porth
Brick Witha
Mummis
Ammdale
Perth Public Hospital
Commington
Sydney fatal and regulatory turmoil cloud late 1910s
A Sydney motor car accident killed P.O. A. Emslie of HM L.A.S. Sydney. A railway crash between Billabong and Hordern NSW resulted in driver and fireman fatalities. Federal inquiries, union tensions, and a royal commission probe price controls and ship loading rules with broad political fallout.
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P.O. A. Emslie
H.mla
Sydney
Billabon
Hordern
N.8
Feder
Cottl al Coul Wold
Dty
Hughes
Centennial Park
Yilney
Tondon
Melbourne
Loonguin
Hobert Monety
Edward C. Heftir
Courier
T. A Field
A. EB. Catlett
Syrey
Juehea
Foreign affairs and wartime notes in early 20th century context
A digest of statements and incidents abroad with brief mentions of the Countess Markievicz and Sinn Féin, Jutland secrecy, Afghan British treaty drafts, Scottish reformers, Pussyfoot Johnson, riots in Korea, property repatriation by the U.S. government, and trade mission twists. The report spans Ireland, Britain, Asia, and the Pacific with policy and public reaction snapshots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Markievics
Sinn Fein
House of Commons
Dublis
St. Patrick's
Jutland
Harper
UBA
United States
Chiston
Beotland
Pussyfoot
Johnson
Gonsen
Kores
K Orcas
Korean Industrial Book
Oriental Development Co
U.S.A
United Ireland
Atepa
Anstelia
Australia
Britain
Ulmaat Asaintunes
Efor
Ahg Ip
Shipping Notes Arrivals and Departures At Albany Port
The Aberdeen liner Demosthenes arrived from London via the Cape with 65 passengers and mails. The Eucla departed for Hopetoun and Esperance with cargo passengers and mails. Australoport arrived from the Eastern States to pick up 5000 bales of wool. Yuki Maru bunkered 300 tons of coal. Euripides leftandon for Australia via the Cape with passengers and mails. Dalgety and Co. acted for the vessel while in port. The Adelaide S.S. Commeroo and Ariosts were noted in routine movements.
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Demosthenes
Melbourne
Eucla
Hopetoun
Esperance
Dempathines
London
Cape
Daltory and Co
Esparcoce
Railway Department
Opemia
Ariosts
om_patiafaajority
Mestre Henry Villa and Co. Atovedora
Vestl
Wm. Crosby
Adelaide
Ommeroo
Dimboola
Sydney
Albany Dinter
Ahodexsay
Biaixva
Conl
Australport
Commonwealth Line
Westralian Farmers, Ltd
Henry Wills and Co
Yuki Maro
Brisbane
Mellwraith, McEacharn and Cos
Euripides
Andon
Australia
Capa
Albany
Rifle Shooting Mourt Barker Club A Muir Trophy Winners
In the A Grade event at 300 and 600 yards ten-shot rounds, E Thomas won for Levinuonrophy with solid scores by Neill Martin and Clarke. B Grade saw E Williams take top honors after ten shots at 300 and 500 yards with Williams and J Morgan leading scores. A separate trophy, prize for first half of program, went to John Morgen with 501 points. A plane crash near Hayes England kills a pilot and four passengers, three women. The U S Army Department to auction 1 000 000th lot of government wool for carpet use on October 11.
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A. Muir
Boorse
TH. K. ‘Thorns
Neill
Martin
B. Clarke
C. Vuannnilecom
W. Silventer
A. Martin
J. Clothier
E. Thomas
Levinuonrophy
Williams
Bowtie
Me J
Morgan
J. B. Stelcke
E. Williams
Squire and Young
Ammrewate
John Morgen
Hayes
England
U.S.A
Albany Co-Operative Butter Factory and Trading Co Ltd
Seldom legible notice records the Albany Co-Operative Butter Factory and Trading Co Ltd and associated Cold Stores in Albany. Mentions price for butter fat 5 to 5.9 pence and transport by rail on Tuesdays. Likely a dated agricultural trade brief with fragmented lines and odd spellings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany Co-Opegative Butter Factory and Trading CO. Ltd
Albany
Lake View and Surrey Open for Public Proportion
Public notice announces Lake View and Surrey premises open for protection and quality lines. It mentions milk in relation to a milking honey and urges cordial access while warning about irritation and end times for public viewing.
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Notliy
Faye
Lake View
Robina Lomson
Burrey
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Katanning Juniors
RAM CL
British Association
High School For
Brown
Jennings
A. Johnson
Jarman
Marshall
Aorwa
Maussolatti
Tited
D. Lawson
Rashton
Chonai
Lawson
Little
Von
Shipping Notes
Australpert
S.1
Mourt Barker Club
Kemgmlet
Leeds
Brady
A. McDougall
York Street
G. J Rawlings
Correrorden
Stirling Strets
Allany Hossss
Drolzery
Barry
Spattinson
Specialty House
Thee
Albany Bakery
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H. F. Timewell
Alf
E.P. Ware
China & Glassware
Albany Brewery
M. J. Brady
P.O. Box
A. F. Cuddiny
Wheslwrigh
Frederick Street
Silver Wyandottes
J. C. Ewert
Poly
Pullete
Heo
J. T. Mills
Grey Sires
A. E. Williamson
Scoemusd Poeakoe Aaa
Guenter
New Premissa
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