Alaska Yukon Pacific Exposition to Be Held in Seattle in 1909
The Alaska Yukon Pacific Exposition will open June 1 1909 and run to October 16 at Seattle. It aims to show Alaska and Yukon resources, foster Pacific trade, and attract global merchants with grand government and industry pavilions amid a favorable climate and Seattle’s growth toward a major world city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
U.S.A
Pacific Coast
North America
Alaska
Yukon
Pacifi Ocean
United States
Russia
Dominion of Canada
Northland
United Blatea
Ocean
Orient
New York
Paelo Sam
Hawaii
Philippines
United States Department of State
Clater
Union
Washington
Mt. Rainier
Mt. Baker
Olympic Range
Chicago
St Louis
Portland
Jomevtown
Pacific Northwest
Our Native Names
A韒narrative features Miss Jumbuck of Wyngdon praising native names as deeply meaningful. A blackfellow’s signification is joked about, while divers aged dames share lore. The speaker argues sweetest names often carry rudest meanings and laments officials misinterpreting Cayberry’s meaning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Jumbuck
Wyngdon
Blackfellow
Mails Arrive From Sydney Overland to Bega and Districts
Bega Post Office lists daily arrival times for mails from Sydney via overland routes to Bega, Batemans Bay, Cooma, Cooma district, and western Victoria. Entries note varied schedules with several towns including Tathra, Merimbula, Candelo, Braidwood, Cobargo, and Delegate. Also shows closing times, office hours, and mail facilities details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Stearoor
Treaday
Goulburn
Capnn
Moniro
Ingrid
Victoria
South-Western Districta
Braidwood
Amuen
Moraya
Bodalla Milton
Baterman'a Bay
Nellton
Cobarge
Quaama
Brogo
Athra
Tothra Road
Sydney Overland
Cooma
Pereteamer
Anlesa
Nimitybelle
Mocaro District
Oraya
Milton
Teman's Bay
Keligen
Cobargo
Tilba Tilba
Ter Merimbala
Jellut
Andelo
Kameroka
Kancona
Tanja
Wapengo
Murrot
Dormaga
Ipock
Winnobargo
Thoraday
Angledale
Buckje
Pei
Bega
Eden- Monaro
Moruya
Bodalla
Eurobodalla
Nerrigundah
Tilba
Naroonta
Bermagui
Murrah
Bemboka
Wyndham
Wolumba
Candela
Tathra
Pambula
Merimbula
Towamba
Eden
Yambulla
Bombala
Budget Claims Support for Public Right to Speak
The Budget pledges to admit opinions on public questions and to champion any cause with persistence. It asserts it will provide space for citizens to express views and seeks to help right manifest wrongs or injustices without fear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free Lance
Advertising rate notice for print insertions
This notice lists advertising rates for double column and single column spaces, with charges per inch and per quarter year. It notes reductions by number of insertions and special quotations, including liberal reductions.
Budget accepts farmer yarns and clippings for weekly issues
The Budget invites humorous paragraphs and brief bush yarns from contributors. It prints clippings and locally useful items for farmers and dairymen and welcomes any interesting local news. Manuscripts arrive by Monday night for Wednesday and by Thursday night for Saturday editions.
Alleged Wit and Humour in a Town Gossip Column
A collection of light exchanges and quips about town life and relationships. Jokes cover recognition among old acquaintances, flirtations, recitations, wedding plans, and advice to girls, ending with a humorous week outline of a couple’s financial banter and a man’s insistence on a purchase. The items hinge on wit, social missteps, and monetary futility.
Church Services in Exoland Parish Schedule
Church notices list Sunday services at Chugh of Exoland and Tomvane Church with communion and prayers. Parish archdeacon and rector names appear along with local clergy and contact details for KamERUKA parish and Conargo panel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tauern
Kameruka
Onttause
Sunday church services and events schedule
Presnytterlan Chongh service times listed for Sundays 3 PM and 1 PM at Andrew's Church, with choir practice and midweek activities including Sabbath shows and Christian Endeavor. November schedule notes Holy Communicant service and specific prayer times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presnyterlan Chongh
Andrew's Church
Proveleu
Felay
Sunntay
Attra Ia
Thorpoon
Filte Baunetay
Dtowelight Services
Christian Endeavor
World News and Public Notices From The Era
The page reports diverse items including the Rawson Memorial Fund reaching £2336 and a ruling that Sunday agreements are non binding. It notes the Imperial Canal in China, Penny in the Slat telephones in New Zealand towns, Salvation Army self denial week funds, and plans for a £30,000 Adelaide theatre. It mentions a coal mine purchase option by South Australia, a notable quote on happiness and rule, and Mrs FE Knox leaving £100,000 to Auckland charities. It also covers the Lion Bridge of the Yellow Sea, manners as absence of selfishness, a potential mine discovery near Delegate district, and dairy farming observations on butterfat and milking. It reports Miss Salvin quitting stage for marriage to a Melbourne man, with her last act in The Polle of Moyfniz scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
New Zealand
Salvation Army
Anderson
Adelaide
Cessnock
Newcastle
FE. Knox
Mise
Vy Salvin
Percy Bigwood
Misa Carrie Moore
Maynell and Gann
Comic Opera
Criterion Theatre
Miss Salvin
Am Melbournite Reeithen
Melbourne
Mize Salvin
Moyfniz
Tanpg
Also Mentioned on This Page
Frank L. Merrick
Miss Jumbouck
Guy Gleaming
Alte
Anthony Horderns
White
Poet
Anthony Hordern
WEW Palace Emporium
Brickflald Hill
Gydnay
Mogilla
Kanooon
Timbillion
Rocky Hall
Cathcart
Fanbula
Pombola
Wolumila
Stelp's Fist
Milligandi
Seambols
Jullat Jellat
Porieco
Burragate
Candolo
the Murral
Bermagai
AUKS
Wa.m
Uslivery
Mt Nin
Anon
Ems
Savings Bank
Tod Pt
Sunde
Ami
Lumley
Newtown
Lawrd
William 8Oet
Chunch Street
A. R. Sharp
Lang
Uou
Haghelor
AREX
Church Street
Mace
Shad
Chugh
Exoland
Jolun‘s
Dogn
Ini
Octobeil
Caudelegant
Benboko
Wilkinson
Recac
Conargo
Courtas
Caton
Santat
C. Loodciild
d—Niagar
Anwan Lo
Lat Tee
A. I Tolhurst
Aqunen
Amusubers
Brugoit
Jous Gaivewt
Salvation Away
Rawson
Justice Simpson
Yellow Sea
Sanpang
Ching
Delegate
Victorian Mines Department
Kimeberly
South Africa
Mines Department
Mbera
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