14 Jul 1914
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Newspaper
Bunbury Herald
Location
Bunbury, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jul 14, 1914
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss "The Glorious Twelfth" with references to Garsay, Winis The, and a court scene. It mentions waving confidences in leaders, evidence of peace, and being prepared for sanctions while shadows linger, seeking peace with honour and war with honour.
The Hon. Aliese Pubnak died yesterday after a period of acute heart disease. Details of service and survivors are not available in the accessible text.
The report notes Mr Cranston of General Electric in Goldfields taking a holiday in Bunbury and enjoying its climate. It mentions Liberal candidate Mr Briggs visiting Bunbury on private business. It recalls long-time resident Mr Warner, known as Tommy Wayney, and family plans as Mr and Mrs Warner prepare to move to Bunbury to live with married daughters. It recounts old age stories of Mr Jas Fopyest and Mrs Moody, and outlines Mr Worrost’s career shift from police prison service to agriculture, with details of his family in the Busselton district.
The Bunbury Lumpers held their half yearly meeting at Rechabije Hall on Sunday with good attendance. The balance sheet showed a fair state of affairs and officers for the ensuing six months were named including President Mo Craig Soot Vice President Mewre T Alipein J Braund Trustees KO Cady Shaw J Richardeon Treasurer Cenpe Committee of Movementant Wosepy Hunter J Glencrms Marti H Russ Sep Shaw Vigiling Link Committees A Smith Jr Mooya D Biggin WD Council Delegates Craig Sort Septimus Bhaw Rom ter J Bolden Andie AT Heany Secretary Bolden.
John and Willis Ivory faced a Bunbury Court caution for vagrancy and disorderly conduct. Witnesses described little work activity among them, with some claiming available employment, while others noted past involvement at a boarding house. The accused were cautioned and discharged after a brief hearing.
A children’s charity ball at the Barre- Axtop Roeland schools drew a large crowd in calm weather. Guests enjoyed musical performances and a 10:50 pm set, with adult organizers praised for securing music, dancing, and refreshments to support a local cause.
The Tyepuy theatre announces a complete programme change with top attractions including The Spentit a stage billed piece, Captain Bileamere V0, Hidden Fives, What the Wild Waves haw and The Greater Devo tion. Also listed are Bette in a Pickle and Blim rue the Pablo. Coupons issued for a cash prize contest run today July 8 with lucky draws.
The readable text hints at a reflection on thought and plan, mentioning inspiration and a craftsman or tailor. It is fragmented and lacks clear events, dates, or identifiable people to anchor a fuller summary.
A Special Committee appointed by the council reviews alleged worker grievances and wage issues. It outlines proposed pay scales for a foreman and crew, conditions for holiday pay, and duties including supervision, record keeping, and reporting. Also notes sanitary employee concerns and a suggested plant alteration for quarry operations and loading.
A court case concerns Masia Ivory and Henry Comerford accused in a liquor sale at a boarding house near Murray and Hoffman. Key testimony from Constable Lyons and local witnesses details ownership, occupancy, and the whisky consigned to Hoffman. Ivory is dismissed. Comerford pleads guilty under the Tint Bales Act. fine set at £10 plus costs and forfeiture.
Large crowd witnessed Railways clash with Howth in a tight contest. Railways showed early pressure but struggled with accuracy, while Howth edged ahead at times before Railways rallied. Final tallies favored South by 4 goals and 2 behinds as both sides battled for control and saw mixed umpiring throughout.
Bridgetown Hospital board members met Friday afternoon to discuss the annual meeting, subscriptions, and the secretary reported Miss Moyes applied for probation. The committee considered purchasing lifting gear for patients and the visiting report by Dr Dean was adopted along with the governor’s report. Accounts showed a balance and payments totaling P302 with a closing credit of 34 50.
A fractured Nelson football scene reports Greenbushes withdrawing from the association over umpiring and disputes with Longson. A new association forms with Bridgewater, Bedgerton, Warrior, and others joining as players shift teams and a youth pathway is announced for the coming year.
Fragmentary vital statistics list for the Danbury district including male counts and total figures, alongside a garbled note about births deaths marriages and a mention of the Sederuh Tailoring Company near Union Beak. The text references a product called Great Peppermint Cure and a line about weeds, but specifics are unclear.
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