Round About the South West And Donnybrook Outlook
The article reviews Donnybrook and Narrogin region developments with local finance for a town hall, water supply debates, court cases, and notable stock and railway plans. It highlights Donnybrook's farming progress, orchard expansion, timber resources, and prospective railway links boosting agriculture and dairy prospects. It notes local officials, wages, weather, and notable residents while detailing regional disputes and civic events. It mentions the Lnxitania era, the Reaiueo’s Orphanage Fund, and various local incidents and economic activities shaping the South West community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dinsybrook
Danny Brook
Noybrook
Sears
Wingeorh Afarm
Trigwel
Hickett
Lin
Ivan
Ohio
Amd
Generyl
Ani Yat
Prasent
Janta
Theta
Donny
Rowntless
Thomson
Donnybrook
Brookhiemy
Comidutuil
Grnalng
Thursfors
Nynu
Australia
Bahar
Jonas
H. Mitchell
Mitchell
Brevay Hill
Bunbury
Fragmented OCR Fragment About a 19th Century Brickyard and Trade
Fragmented text describes a brickyard behind a fawn enclosure and a building in progress. Mentions a wage, the Parke area, and various workers or tradesmen, with garbled terms suggesting a developing industrial center and local economic activity.
Rumored Military Contests and Trophy Events Announced
A chaotic fragment outlines a series of military sporting events and trophies, including a Prince of Wales Trophy match and shooting contests. It mentions travel expenses, committees, and judges, with dates and locations unclear, reflecting a period-style wartime or colonial sports page.
Curzon and Campbell-Bannerman Named for Glasgow Rector
Cablegrams from London report Lord Curzon and Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman nominated for the Glasgow University rectorship. The current occupant is Right Honorable H. H. Asquith the Chancellor of the Exchequer.
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London
Lord Curzon
Tidis
Henry Campbell-Bannerman
House of Commons
Glasgow University
H. H. Asquith
Lulingworth Affair at Inquest Resumption
During the Lulingworth inquiry resumption Mr J U G Poulkee MLA testified that John Eliod informed him he acted to oblige Mr Tlingworth and had only disclosed fees in the travel statement as a member of Purlisigvint. He said the information was not given in confidence. Other witnesses Rey Bins RL Herbert, We, Wiston, GS Ellivet, AW Buet, and T Glyde gave evidence as the inquiry continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tlingworth
JU. G Poulkee
John Eliod
Purlisigvint
Tasuary
Esatern
Glen
Tonle
Rome
Jobs Pighorauil
Sue Martin
Tor Dtaparte
Herbert Delasorte
Herbart
Nhs
Herbert
Billy Gevor
Alex Mill
Fone
Wally Gibson
Simu
Alex
Iuedons
Hogan
Donzise
Ana
Baniuey
Piya
Jimmy Foster
Jimmy
Bill Boundy
Boulder
Avery
Br Robinson
Tom Dalnporto
Harry Uihsim
Willig
Georgey
Harvey
Chun
Weathered Yarn From South Bunbury Countryside
South Bunbury residents share a rambling, humorous survey of local life and crops. The piece charts community worries about weather, potato farming, irrigation, and town improvements while weaving in sketches of neighbors, farms, and weekly happenings across the district.
England and Wales clash in foggy rugby match
Teams representing England and Wales met for supremacy in Rugby football yesterday. After an intensely exciting and keenly contested game Wales secured 28 points to 1H put in by the English fifteen.
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London
England
Wales
Heat Wave Grips East as City Endures Extreme Heat
Extreme heat folds over the East with temperatures reaching 1007 degrees at the observatory and a 1010 degree reading in the afternoon. The city notes many elderly and frail residents staying indoors while morning papers report a sixth consecutive day of dangerous heat. The record blaze of heat marks an unprecedented stretch for the area since its founding.
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Sabrrba
The Ship Harfield Foundering Near Vancouver Coast
Details on the British ship Harfield of 1887 tons near Vancouver outline the second officer Martins who joined the vessel at Sydney. No signs of the thirty crew aboard at disaster time have been received, suggesting likely all perished. Captain Saunderson’s wife and family aboard are confirmed to be in Liverpool.
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London
Harfield
Vancouver
Veusel
Sydney
Martins
Saunderson
Eorrest
Mra
Anfe Ab
Liverpool
The Heat at Norseman Fatal Mine Tragedy
Perth report of a miner death near Frac's Kane station caused by extreme heat and exposure. Edmond, a fellow worker, went out to search and was later found safe. One man, Batundey, was dispatched to assist. Mot was found dying, with torn clothing and fatigue, and died shortly after medical aid arrived. details of the township recovery were reported.
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Perth
Pyslie
Frac
Kane
Edmond
Batundey
Feazer
Dich
Impersonator in London Police Court Faces Countess Claim
Rose Robinson, 30, fashionably dressed, was brought before the London police court for fraud in impersonating Rose, Countess of Coltenham. The Countess testified that Robinson used her name in Melbourne, causing long standing annoyance as Australians claimed acquaintance. The case notes a mistaken belief by the Countess in Robinson’s identity and a reference to her divorced husband, J. B. Leigh.
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London
Rose Robinson
Rose
Countess of
Coltenham
Robinson
Melbourne
Witneys
Alleged Attempt to Wreck a Train in Perth
A morning report from Perth notes an alleged attempt to wreck a train last night on the boundary line, with a forthright error and fragmentary details confirming the incident remains under investigation.
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Perth
Miners Rescued From Nevada Shaft Enclosure
London reports three miners named Bayley Brown and McDonald trapped since December 4 in the Alpha shaft of the Linoux mine in Bly Nevada have been rescued. They survived on a six inch feeding pipe and appeared well upon surfacing, joking with eager townsfolk.
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London
Bayley, Brown and McDonald
Alpha
Linoux Mina
Ab Bly
Nevada
U.S.A
Federated Farmers Conference Motion Publicize at Offices
A garbled report notes a Federated Farmers conference where a motion was carried urging the federal government to make public at all post offices details on districts producing wheat and other products. The text is unclear and incomplete but centers on government release of agricultural production information.
Parishioners Discuss New Church Plans and Loans
Monday meeting agenda covered completion of the new church hall, with Rev H E Glover decrying delays by the building committee. A £10 balance was noted and Mr W Adams offered a loan to clear it, while subscriptions were raised to fund seating. several locals pledged donations and a subscription drive was organized.
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Aoa
Gould
HE Glover
Prieuut
Slassie G. B. Mitehall
Conk
J.T. Logue
W. Rice
HE. Glover
Mosere F. Hall
Adniae
Mrad. Townsend
W.C. Adam
H. E. Glover
Farmers’ Progress Association
Scott
Ndw
Musres
T. Simo
F. Hall
W. Bic
Cam
Nieving
Hiticn
Japan Preparing for War Warns St Petersburg Papers
St Petersburg newspapers affirm that Japan is accumulating various stores and materiel in preparation for potential conflict, signaling rising tensions and a readiness posture ahead of possible hostilities.
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London
St Petersburg
Japan
Anarchist Plot Supposedly Foiled Linked to Rio Telegrams
Brazilian police report a suspected anarchist plot to attack the American fleet during its stay in Rio de Janeiro, with authorities in Lurbon uncovering details and pursuing leads.
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London
Rio
Lurbor
Trial Notes From Perth Journal Mention Madame Clara Bort
Disjointed account from Perth last night references Madame Clara Bort in a court matter. Bail set in one surety at 2100, amid a published column on a dream paragraph and a whale of publishing notices.
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Perth
Guy Coury
B.J. Dawnon
Ttrath
Triak
Madame Clara Bort
Huge fire at Newcastle destroys Naw furniture warehouse
A major blaze swept a furniture warehouse in Naw today, heavily damaging the building and estimated to cause extensive losses. The incident disrupted local businesses and drew in area fire crews, with investigators expected to inspect the scene for the cause.
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Naw
Biah
Commonwealth
The Asiatic Question by Winston Churchill at Liberal Club
Winston Churchill told National Liberal Club members he was astonished by the beauty and resources of countries he had visited. He did not deny Asian emigration rights claimed by Tranevail or Australia and urged Parliament to grasp the colonists perspective while noting possible British Indian colonisation in equatorial Africa.
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London
Winston Churchill
National Liberal Club
Australia
Churchill
Equatorial
Africa
Clergymen Sign Nonfesia Linking Christian Socialism
About 120 clergy including Revs R J Campbell and Steward Headlam sign a declaration arguing Christian Socialism is essentially the same as socialism and would entail public ownership of the means of production distribution and exchange.
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R. J. Campbell
Steward Headlam
Zoological Specimens for Australian Zoos
The Suevic ships an extensive collection including lands antelopes tapira sans and ostriches to zoos in Perth Melbourne and Sydney for exhibition and study.
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London
Perth
Melbourne
Sydney
Sunbury Police Court Hears Plea in Disturbance Case
G Jackson pleaded guilty to baring bean drank in Vietorigstedat on Saturday night. Witneses described a yard disturbance at Kalootlig House, a woman screaming, and the accused using harsh language and threats toward a girl. Judge warned him to moderate his conduct, fining him £1 and noting potential binding over if similar charges recur.
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G_ Jackson
Vietorigstedat
Evins
Aod
Iit-Paat
Biv
Emry Crise
Har
Siko
Submarine era weed alternative eyed by Australia coast
A Darwin era report notes a new idea in oath Australia proposing a syndicate ban on widespread weed found on St Vincent's Gulf to extract a substance from a plant that could substitute mate. The plan envisions dredging weed hulls along Cottesloe and Albany coasts for possible cultivation and power generation, with Watch Australia monitoring daily as weed balls and hulls wash ashore seasonally.
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Oath Australia
Ix Wirhing
Wasters
Australia
Cottesloa
Albany
Vincent's Gulf
LF Sush Prover
Australien
Military Parade and Miscellany From Bunbury and Beyond
Military parade details report Bunbury troop of the Light Horse maneuvers near South Bunbury and Leonpreifl with Lieut Koblasov in command. Infantry attack, tactical drills, and commendations for Saint-Major Cook. Also covered are a port bench remark, a two month jail term for misuse of goods, arson sentencing, a homeowners case, a thwarted attempt on England’s prime minister residence, and a drunken find with £1900 in pockets.
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Bunbury
Light Horme
Vary Wall
Saturtay Sugmoon
Obinson
Lint
Morgan
B. Company
Saint-Major Cook
Bonybury
England
Hairdressing Salon Promises Up-to-Date Cleanliness
The Central News Agency notes the saloon emphasizes up-to-date cleanliness and courteous service. It highlights closeness in specialty and mutual civility, asserting consistent politeness toward all customers.
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Macarliffe
Central News Agency
Fvilet
Letter to editor on water board action and billing dispute
A Banbury reader letters the editor accusing the Water Board and city officials of mismanagement and biased billing. The writer claims a tester was promised, water charges of 54,601 gallons cited, and disputes over motor usage and disconnections. The correspondent threatens further action and notes communication failures with secretary Mr Davey and water foreman Smith.
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Rae Eprron
Water Board
Fenewings
Cailona
Smith
Davey
Mr Smith
Priddy
Piper
Phat
Guneel
Clare
Romany
Lam
Youte
Ete
Kelly
Banbury City
Baltes
Wellington Seat Campaign Incoherent Voter Message
Fragmentary note discusses Mr Hayward facing challenge to Wellington west seat. A longtime supporter claims broad backing from old friends while criticizing opposition tactics and conduct during a recent mission. Ends with unclear reference to election.
Fragmentary note on sheds at Bir near Qutaping Nous
A garbled letter complains about extuary sheds at Bir near Qutaping Nous. It alleges timber removal and calls for a man to guard the sheds at night, noting concerns about safety and vandalism in the area. The text is obscured and difficult to parse.
Revelations Thought Provoking Address At Campbell Talk
The speaker critiques the Book of Revelation noting its obscurity and argues apocalyptic writings aim at future events rather than present prophecies. He traces enemy figures like the Scarlet Woman and Napoleon to historical characters, suggesting varied interpretations while noting the influence on contemporary readers.
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Martin
K. J. Campbell
Betine
Caibball
St. John
Iran
Granitar
Rome
Napoleon
Sedan
Robin Anwar Papar
Cassy Dell
Caver
Demet
Campbell
Searle
Amd
Imparor Noro
Caby Temple
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Buater
New York
Lnxitania
Reaiueo
Cueto
Narrogin Las
Fae
Therelicia
Zeland
Zaden
Fearon
Murrar
Mor Donalid
Murray
Court Inne
McLowald Omi
Hari
Foren Mantis
Murray Fry
Williat
Coleman
Mey Seilen
Hie
Grange
W. Teakins
Coalgardie
Frederick Cave
Laura
Australis
Sormanan
Gretton
Kublinaan
Rxeansthorpe
Aemmail
Baycenter
Newlands Uy
Dun
Indy
Josey
Mise Juba Simd Teom
Bow Yorks
Palen Tram
Kasten
Hutling
Visrtiyats
O Connor
Impenne
South
Lasnintom Trenanit Stool Company
Nove Sextia
Dominion Coal Company
Hramey
Victoria
Jord
Wye
Wall
Haatinge
Romney
Hythe
Dover
Sandwich
Andalusia
Horornta
Canterbury
Inonara Scrivener
Tie
Ewily Jane
Lalo
Pioniter Bakers
Guildford
Mort Adelaide
Teoen
Imine
Edward Hing
Biw
Mtr
Bridey
Williaane
Toesin Duncan
Bow
Jame Murray
Lerewoy
Ypol
Aurich
Spall Doerire
Vonndo- Ujm
Durie
Uphury Herald
Plive
Axcom Javon
Justin
Donny Brukr
Parke
Amit
Farmey Une
Tess Warn
Donuy Buon
Adelsite
Brisbane
Vansas
Sinh-West
Hull
Prince
Wipes
Vflicar
Alvin
Dian
Weil
Saul Tring Pant
Harenanyshin
Bury
Puinia
South Australia
Auatt
Kava Central
Tyee
Lene Iflara
Colarvd i
Ebyle
Manly
Ing
Tyle
Bie
Ir Elwart Hutton
RGALG
Sannally
Jungs
Ousne
Yin
Faresnandhin
Qavemsland
Tyenout
Curzon OR
Bannerman
Lulingworth
South Bunbury
Brom
John
Tom
Béty
Thas Inc
Beyrth
Norseman
Federated Farmers’ Conferenre
District News
Cookernip
Liscamber
A. H. Sanders
China
Central News
Tos Neds
8.W
Magazime
Centa
Thomas McDowell
LPS
Petchly
Uhimiet
Spynverzteost
South Bunlury
Cay
Patsua'es
Banbury
Wellington-viaset
Banbury Views
Tobacco
Cigner
Cigaraton Alos i Stalnes Hadron
Addewee
Petar Willians
Ciata
Maylands T Wellingvetrwot
Rove Hotel
Adv
Newcastle
Cinnako Co
Bunbury Pharmacy
Vers
Sunbury Police Court
W, L, Owen
Worth Investigation
Honey Boteman
Porth
Bs Gyk
Thomas Halliday
Powel
Landilady
J. By Eldle
West Perth
Wellington
Tho Hayward
Timbratund
Hayward
Scarlet Woman
Cambsell
Revelation
Nak
Comigh
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