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Newspaper
Bunbury Herald
Location
Bunbury, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Aug 16, 1913
Page
1
In Busselton Correayden dent reports a man’s body found hanging from a tree near Jarrahwood along the railway line. Police investigate as a possible murder mystery with prior sightings of the deceased in Busselton. disappearance now seemingly explained.
The Irrigation Bill before Parliament 18 is seen as vital to farmers and South-West residents. A conference called by Wellington A and EP Society will be held Thursday at 11 am in Bunbury Council Chambers. Owners and occupiers of agricultural land in Wellington District are urged to attend.
The report outlines England cricket proceedings in London and notes the All England Eleven preparing to tour South Africa. It cites fixtures planned for the next season, including a series of 22 matches and five tests, with players like Hesse, Welly, Habe Mead Boot and Strick referenced.
Fragmented report notes Mulbourne Fraley and Fisher in dispute over confidence and government stability. The Age comments on Fisher’s role and party strength amid parliamentary tensions, with the Cook Government maintaining a majority while opposition seeks to embarrass the in power.
A disrupted report describes a visit by Mr Exyleton vice president and Mr Rath minister for agriculture to discuss special prizes and exhibits at the society. The minister notes a subsidy of £100 would not change main aims, and Mr Masters oversees a local processing firm on a brief Bunbury stop.
A Colorado mine accident near Clifton Arizona results in nine deaths after a ore car incline cable breaks and cars plunge down the slope. Several miners escape with injuries as others are crushed in the wreck.
New Aeroplane in New York on Friday by Orville Wright promises a 60 mile per hour ascent. Wright, identified as the surviving Wright brother, declines to discuss the invention’s details. The device is aimed at post service use in the United States.
A dense listing of services across multiple churches including St Pauls Cathedral St Patricks Rathmines St Davins South Bunummry Parreteld Auspralind and Congregational Church Wm be Che hanging Savina and Salvation Army with varied times from early morning to evening and notes on preachers and sermons. The fragmentary text also mentions a Salvation Army meeting and a medicinal product advertisement for Great Peppermint Cure for coughs and colds.
Health officials report two new smallpox cases in Sydney this morning. Authorities warn the epidemic remains a threat and urge continued vigilance while monitoring for further spread.
The Suprame Court Bench at Perth announces Judge MIMishin as Anqing Chief Justice during Sir Stephen Parker’s furlough. No action has been taken to fill the vacancy caused by the Chief Justice’s absence.
A Melbourne City Court heard charges today against a union worker named Braser accused of petty theft from the union. The man, who served as secretary at Berth union branch, was remanded in custody for further hearing.
The Bunbury Rifle Club lists team members for the first Union match shoot starting Sunday at 9 am. Details and substitutions were to be arranged with the secretary, with a rehearsal on the range planned for Saturday at 2 pm.
From Belgrade on Friday news says demobilisation of the Servian army is proceeding smoothly as authorities announce orderly major changes. The Burvia troupe is reportedly established under a well arranged plan.
Mr Tyrer manager of the Bank of New South Wales will leave for Melbourne aboard the Moslim on August 26 to visit his critically ill father aged over 85. Capt Strachan will oversee duties during a six week absence. Mrs Wart on of Broom recently left Bunbury to join friends while Mr Wart on remained.
The program features the star picture War Arrow an Indian drama by the AK Co plus a boxing scene and a strong love story. Supporting films include Jacks Burglar The Route awaited Daughter Blame the Wife Botinda the Slaveys Alan Moustache and Maid Birds on the Welsh Coast Spalato and a scenic picture. The usual after church program is shown on stage night.
Local notes report Harvey residents Russell and Mr A B Gloster traveling by Tuesday afternoon train to attend the Harvey Show and returning to Busselton Thursday morning. Mrs J Palmer remains ill but recovering with visitors. several named locals welcomed friends on their return from Perth.
Readable listings show De Gentral Gardeners Market Ltd pricing for apples oranges lemons and other fruits plus vegetables. Includes historic currency values, local bids and assorted consignments with notes on advertising events and a forthcoming visit by the Young American Boys League.
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