Diphtheria Outbreak Discussed by Greenbushes Board
A special meeting of the Greenbushes Local Board of Health, led by Chairman Keyser, discussed a diphtheria outbreak. Dr. Joyce explained diagnosis, quarantine challenges, and the potential need for a Government tent or vacant houses as temporary hospitals. debate focused on inoculating district children at Board cost and funding implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenbushes
Joyce
Perth
Fontanella
Mr. McGregor
Fontanella's
Cowper
Batettan
Bateman
Dr. Joyce
Mr. Gale
Mr. Keyser
Gale
McGregor
Foyce
Gate
Patterson
Kent
Mrr. Bateman
Messrs
Buckley
South Cornwall mine development urged for government aid
Correspondent urges revival of the South Cornwall mine through government backing to expand operations and employment. A government inspector reportedly praised prospects, and readers are asked to press local business and residents to support a new capital source and a scientifically driven re opening.
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South Cornwall
Lakno
Cornwall
Weir
Maine
Reed
Dooley and the Mutual Improvement Society feud note
To the Editor Mick O’Toole defends Dooley against Mr Ryan’s dig at the Mutual Improvement Society. He says Irish identity and humor are misrepresented and rejects the insinuation of mockery, insisting he would never belittle Irish people and that the satire should be viewed as light-hearted banter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ryan
Dooley
Kth
Mutiny Improvement Society
Ryan van
Tadle
Moore
Yam
Mick Otm
Foe phsiaeane Hai Cough Woot Great Pepperist Cort
A compact note reports a peculiar event involving a local group and a noted individual. The item references an incident linked to medical or health concerns and suggests community response in a public setting. Details are limited but emphasize a notable person in a local context.
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Phsiaeane Hai
Cort
Wedding of William McLean and Miss Kate Smith at Bridgetown
A large Bridgetown crowd attended the Wednesday morning ceremony of William McLean and Miss Kate Smith at the local Anglican Church. The bride, from Bridgetown, wore a cream voile gown. the groom is a respected South Greenbushes cricketer. A lavish reception followed at the bride’s parents’ home with a six-tier wedding cake and many gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgetown
William McLean
Kate Smith
Joseph Smith
South Greenbushes
Utide
Ang- Tivan
Devlin
Tbo Frites
Mise Blechynden
Smith
Aifk
Bathes
Busselton
J. McLean
Mitchell
Moulton
Maslin
and Airs
A. Dunst
Auction of silverware and glassware items listed for sale
A fragmentary sale notice catalogues numerous ownerships and pieces including silver bread forks cruets dinner sets glass vases cake dishes and jam dishes. Names such as Baker Pair Moriarty Hurst Ellis Doust Williams and others appear with varied items like salt barrels centerpieces and a toilet set.
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Boyell
Kingsborough
Ausen
C. McAtinden
Dakin Silver
Mean
Alf
Baskat
Avinutt
Miss Layman
Marter A. Blechgailen
J. Muir
Miss Maslin
Fogarty
Mes. Bailey
I. Bolton
Hart
Aliares
Watp
Jack Smith
T. Wheatley
Liver Utter
Moulton
Mr. H. Hurst
Henry
Blechynden
Miss Ellis
Mrs. Portwood
Frank Ellis
Collins Smith
Miss Rossiter
Rue
Ward
T. Doust
B. Doust
Me Andere
Gardiny Silver Wall
Mrs. Haines
J. McAlindon
Miss Doust
Mee
Stewart
C. R. Doust
T. E. Bsmith
Persistent seasons boost Warren crops and land debates
The Warren district reports a strong harvest with potatoes yielding up to 30 tons in places and crops thriving if frosts stay mild. Early rape fodder supports lambing, ploughing begins, and farmers urge line expansion to July. Land selection sparks disputes over reserves and closer settlement rules amid government instruction books.
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Fere
Wester Australia
Wilgarrnp
J.C. Rose
Brockman
Perth
Lands Department
England
Weeren
Joe England
Mr. Turner
Lands and turf debated in Warren district notes
The writer criticizes the Lands Department and urges a Perth visit to craft a workable plan for Warren land. He praises Minister Mitchell returning and hopes the new administration will fix issues. A light anecdote follows about tennis in rough weather, barrow nets, and young daily efforts to win, ending with sportsmanship praise.
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Brockman
Farter
Lands Department
South Australia
Perth
Warren
Mitchell
Death of Mr Nash Noted in Mineral Field
Personal notice records the death of Mr Nash a elderly respected resident of the mineral field after long illness and recent hospitalization at Greenbushes Hospital. Funeral held Wednesday morning at Westemiay. Miss McGregor formerly a teacher at Green bushes State School has returned to the mineral field and will resume a position at the local school.
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Nash
Greenbushes
Fospital
Westemiay Morning
McGregor
Ial
Miss McGregor
Ool
Mining Notes From State Batteries Report
Mr Edwin Thorley general manager reports crushings completed to June 5 at Bunbury End and North End plants with yard measurements and names of workers. The Cheenbushes Development Co Ltd are erecting another dredge from the old Central Lease near the big open cut. Heavy rain may shift the big dredge in Bumping Gully further fast without delay.
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Edwin ‘Thorley
State Batteries
Bunbury
South-West Parliamentary Party discussed for regional unity
In the Mayor's parlour, Roads Boards' Delegates hear a proposal for a South-West Parliamentary Party to act united on forest matters. The Maven argues mutual understanding among bodies could bind regional representation. Also notes Woods' Great Peppermint Cure and Dunnybrook Light Horse parade fatigue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orcasion
Younybrook Light Horse
Dunnybrook Light Horse
Roads Board Conference Oversees District Boundary Changes
At Bunbury Municipal Chambers a Roads Board Conference debated readjusting boundaries among Wellington Coulte Preston Capel Dardanup and Bunbury boards. Delegates urged preserving Capel’s income and services while considering absorption into neighboring districts under a government sketch. Debate highlighted Capel’s revenue, Stirling Estate costs, and admin burdens. The outcome awaited next issue.
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Bunbury
Jong
Roads Board
Wellington
Coulte
Preston
Capel
Dardanup
Plunket
Public Works Department
Roads Boards
Brunswick
Messrs. A. Driver
A. P. Clifton
al. A
Stewart
J. F Johnston
J. G. Flough
W. S. Tales
Sussex
GF. McCregor
R. Driver
Aberbecuer
J.P. Johnston
West Australia
Oath
Collie
Thwan
Plunkett
Worsley
Collie Board
Ment Appoead
Lbwal
Lunenberg
Lang
Mr. Plunkett
Martland
Capel Board
Old Bunbury Board
Stirling
Plan| Rett
Busaelton
Mr. Musnune
Estimating Hay Stack Weight by Measurements
A historical note explains weighing hay by volume. It suggests 230 to 320 cubic feet per ton, with 270 as average. It covers measuring a square cornered stack by length breadth and height, using midway points to account for slope, and dividing cubic content by a typical ton factor to estimate weight.
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Dooley and the Mutual Improvement Society
Gm HL
Pair
Tre
Stazicker
Ethel Smith
Ada Smith
F. W. Wood
THE
Capel Roads Board
Capel Board, Stata Vost
Tilry
Dovernment
T Jon Aum
Capal Bourt
T Hem
Cape
Slwi
Maitland
Stirling Estate
Ito
Eppor‘tion
Cap Distelet
Clitton
Ilavour
Tng
Ie Weesen
Sunsex
Qwestion
Wis
Boundatios
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