Local Traders Meet on Ocean Beach Driveway Route
An inspection of the proposed Ocean Beach Driveway route finds it an easily accomplished task. Trade inflows and summer traffic are discussed as traders and property owners are urged to attend a meeting at the Rechabite Hall on Wednesday. The South West Traders Conference will move to Narrogin next, with interest shown in events across the Grass, Bo Warrens, and Galena districts. The article also notes music examinations at the Huntary Centre and a report from the Traders Association on railway improvements affecting crop prospects and western railways.
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Ocean Beach
Wedneway
Narrogin
Alreir
Galena
Trinity College of Music
London
Huntary Centre
Dorince
Kabite Hall
W. L Owen
Fug
R.M
Traders Association
Karshagen
Collie
Viata Far East Ab Wichopin
Ates
Cannes Railways
Sidhe
Bes Bunbury
J. Monkhouse
Jack
Meinaring
Melick
Recreation Reserve Deputation Seeks Board Action
Mur illucon ad hoy Hayward waited as deputation urged the Board to take the reserve site, noting it lay within Harvey City area and had attracted opposition from the local society. Speakers claimed the ground was essential for sports and proposed private use would hinder public needs, with a charge of £4 to 2 discussed and the Board warned grounding matters could affect rates. The group pressed for a decision to acquire the ground for public use, while some urged keeping it private.property ownership and future development were debated.
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Mur.ilucon Ad Hoy Hayward
Sar Gibeonn
Harvey Citrua Society
Bem
Waa Uc Ron Smed
Os Siarvey
Seth Pese Pases
Hayward
J. Marriott
Beards Uy
Aisin Point
Becker
Driver
Harvey Road Board Annual Report Meeting Held
The Harvey Heads District ratepayers meeting was chaired by Mr. R. Driver. Board members and ratepayers debated the auditor’s late report, rate arrears, and road works, with emphasis on attendance, finances, and future rates.
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Robapaysen
Harvey Heads
R. Driver
Prewations
Hayward
Manning
Clifton
E Bose
Cook
Smith
Marsiolt
Besler
Rasda Board
Messrs
Sutton
Perrin
D Blight
Ar Driver
Australian Doctor Ellis Resumes Work in England
An Australian physician, Dr A A Ellis, residing in Western Australia, is now in England continuing medical and political duties. He supervises 600 tuberculosis patients under the National Insurance Scheme and reports on progress and comparative findings with the Goolgardie Sanatorium. Old friends note his recovery and renewed energy as he plans changes after a planned return to Australia.
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A. A Ellis
W.A
Or Ik
Gdom
the Pation
Ellis
Ovey Rai
Lloyd George
National Insurance
Australia
Elhere Aa
Imsaurance
Tesallam
Goolgardie
Woornnjoo
Bilis
England
Harvey Roads Board division debate provokes urgency
A heated meeting considers dividing the Harvey Roads District into ten boards due to long travel times and limited oversight. Proponents like Mr Marriott urge subdivision to improve administration while opponents cite government opposition and the cost of scaling up.
Harvey Road Board debates hiring out grading machine
At Saturday’s Harvey Road Board meeting a motion by Mr. Marriott to rescind the hire of the district roadmaking plant to settlers was discussed. Arguments centered on policy, cost, and safety with views that hire could benefit ratepayers, yet concerns over railway damage and proper use dominated. The motion was defeated and machines will remain owned by the Board.
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Harvey Road Board
Marriot
Marriott
Harvey
Hoveenstent
E. Bose
Seftler
Cook
Becker
Railway Department
Ma. Dryer
Dir
Mbendield
Ayers
Memorial service for fallen at St Pauls Cathedral
A memorial service was held at St Pauls Cathedral recalling casualties from the war. Cadets led by Area Officer Poland attended, with Canon Adams delivering a sermon on life after death and prayers for the wounded and dead. Colour-Sergeant H Gleve Ross, 20, wounded at Gallipoli, cited as example of wartime courage. Private Gordon Gibbons reported as killed in error. later correction notes wounded only.
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St. Paul's Cathedral
Siout
Frile
Auany
Aitte
Poland
Ligue
Lieut Kodeted
Let
Roberts
Sergt- Major
Canon Adams
Lext 1, ‘Thessaloures
Dire
Lazarua
Besn
Henry Moor
Yeewrup
Gordon Gibbons
Dardanelles
Melbourne
H. Gleve Ross
Lth
Aergeant
89Th Battalion
G. Company
11Th Battalion
New Zealand Woollen Co
Maylands
Lloyd George Comments as War Machine Moves
Lloyd George said the war effort seems to be moving with the machine starting. He discussed ministry powers with Lord Ading and noted large contracts for high explosive shells. Glasgow citizens supplied night shifts to bolster production as 500 retired shellmakers are retrained into other skilled mechanical roles.
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Lloyd George
British in France Waiting for Explosives
Describes British preparations near Dunkirk as Germans bombard with artillery. Notes German infantry lack of strength for a full assault while machine gun runners stay hidden in cellars. Complains of courage shown in confined spaces versus open daylight fighting around Arras.
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Dunkirk
Callara
Arras
New Poison Bombs Planned for Zeppelins
Report describes poison bombs supposedly tested under gondolas and claims crews will be separated to manufacture fresh munitions during voyages. Text suggests several Zeppelins have been tested and more bombs are being produced.
Poison Factories Protest Against Gas Attack Plans
The Germana group voices opposition to alleged chemical gas production at a Dolebrde facility. Activists hold protests noting concerns over safety and environmental impact while authorities address allegations and security.
On the Russian Front Deadly Gas Attacks Reported
Report describes a May 30 gas attack on Russian positions near Bewicks with German gas shells causing widespread casualties among civilians and livestock. Russian counter moves slow German advance though reserves push back attackers. reports claim German forces suffered heavily as hospitals overflow with wounded.
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Bewicks
Langlemante
Amd
Noatiske
Prat
Swiatyn
Kolomea
Foreaa
Golf visitors from Bridgetown defeat at Baw NN match
Golf visitors from Bridgetown played at Baw NN with Mechury winning the singles and a ban in the doubles. In the evening the visitors were entertained at the Rowe Hotel for dinner. Full scores to appear in Inter. Perwona.
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St. Amy
Bridgetown
Bawnn
Ang & Match
Harness
Mechury
Vistors
Rowe Hotel
Perwona
Platform request faces railway dept resistance at Burrakup
The Burrakup Progress Association has pressed for a platform at Burrakup Siding but the Railway Department rejects the need, noting space constraints and current policy. A station ticketing plan and safer boarding at unattended sidings are discussed as alternatives while the association vows further action.
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Railway Department
Conntry
Burrekup Progress
Miss Brady
Gurmekup Siding
Thesiding
Bunary
Burrekupere
Otee
Iasning -Ickete
Harvey Roids Board Meeting Debates Member Allowances
Saturday’s Harvey Roids Board discussed allowances to members for motor and other expenses with several members opposing a three percent recompense. Mr. Hayward moved for allowances, supported by Mr. Smith, while Mr. Manning and others argued the district, district divisions, and outside wards should be considered, with a withdrawal of the motion after debate.
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Gwt
Mouse A. Witton
Béwin Bove
Ceak
Hayward
Mewen F. Mitton
Bo Benith
Crampton
Cr. Manning
CO. J Manning
A Crampion
Manning
Sar. Smith
Clifton
Beneft BP
Unclear fragment hints Clarke family reunion and front service
Fragmentary notes reference Mrs George E ose visiting Bunbury with Mrs Clarke. Mr Hubert Clarke volunteering for the front. Mentions a Clarke family reunion and a sharp shooter for the Allies, with Australia referenced amid bar accidents.
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Bae
Perth
Sinking of Goliath Described by German Reporter
A German correspondent in Con sein reports the sinking of the last month in the Dardanelles. German destroyers and a cruiser attacked British ships, pouring fire as they closed in. The British fleet responded with heavy gunfire, and Munvente signaled the attack ended with the ships retreating under fire.
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Consein
Dardan- the
Tay
Cea
Mumvente
Dardanelles
Mosraate
Golutth
Fui
Fale
Roslands Rifle Club volunteers to front line
Of the Roslands Rifle Club's 23 members, 17 have volunteered for the front. Lach weekend they are expected to depart for Saint at once to begin training. On Friday evening Rev D J Whalley will give a supplementary lecture on the "Before spirit of our Empire" in the Rehoboth Ui. Various items of moxie will also be performed. Collection to follow.
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Roslands Rifle Club
Saint
D. J. Whalley
Bronchial Take Woods Great Penpe Mint Cure
In a curious, fragmented note a shopper cites a medical aid labeled Bronchial Take Woods Great Penpe Mint Cure priced at 1/6 alongside an odd reference to Chili's Hacking Cough at Night and to Woods Gut Pesperae Gan i.
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Chili
The Shipwreck Call Sparks Odd Salvo
A fragmented garbled note from an old issue hints at a shipwreck shout and a mix of stray phrases. It mentions a large peppermint product and a whimsical exclamation, suggesting a chaotic cartoonish row or ad fragment from a maritime page.
Gallipoli Front Affected By Heavy Allied Assaults
An official military communiqué reports heavy casualties on both sides amid Allied attacks along the Gallipoli front. British and French divisions breached Turkish trenches, gunfire dominated the day, and Turkish counterattacks were repelled with hundreds captured.
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Paria
Gallipalli
Alliee
Ponts'appii
Italy Front Advances Report Italian Armies on Stelvio Front
A condensed World War I era cable reports Italian infantry pressing along Stelvio and valleys with artillery at Paentic enabling village occupation. A telegram from Rome notes Italian gains, while a later message says the first major battle near Tolinity ends favorably for Italy.
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London
Jane
Bone Platen
Stelvio
Roms
Paentic Io
British Forces Seize Tave Occupied Amarah In Fight
British troops push into Tave and seize Amarah allowing capture of many men. Reports say up to eighty officers and about two thousand soldiers were involved as the operation continued with heavy fighting and column advances.
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Tave
Amarah
Tignes
Harvey Road Rate Kept At Last Year’s Level
At the Harvey Head Board meeting on Saturday Mr Clifton proposed keeping rates steady at 3d in the pound for improved land, with Mr Becher and others supporting stability due to payers’ hardship. The board voted to retain 3d, review valuations as last year, adjust for altered areas, and write off several assessments dating back to 1920-13 initiated by the Government Department.
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Harvey Head Board
Clifton
Becher
Marriott
Itak Wan
Government Department
Vilygraph Company Presenting Five Reel Picture At Lyric
The Vilygraph Company offers a five reel feature at the Lyric Theatre with star performances by a leading actress and three additional pictures titled Ane Pathe's War Gatty's Wash Day and Evely Kay Stone Comedy. Prices are Circle 1 6 and Hall 1 ia. Wednesday and Thursday shows list a cough remedy 1 6.
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Pathe
Tigrine Salle Meres
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