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Newspaper
Bunbury Herald
Location
Bunbury, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 20, 1914
Page
1
State meat trade shows tension as government sets mutton and beef prices while local butchers complain of prices and distribution. Vendors report wholesale bids and government pressure on stock sales, with public customers bearing the burden as clashes with market sellers intensify.
Bridgetown Licensing Court refused Mr FOP McAliden’s application to supply ales in Manjimap. Witnesses argued for local needs and limited distribution to farmers. opponents said mills and towns would suffer from excess access. Commissioner Rutherford denied any broader license, citing potential harm to the town.
A garbled personal training fragment recounts unclear events with phrases about rounds, wind, and emotion. It mentions a trainer, a rim, and someone named Mike, with sparse references to Woods and Femvermint. The text is difficult to parse for concrete facts or a single coherent event.
A perrimist crawls over the thorn o the roe and an optimist rajoloes ever le ver rs on the thorny scene, a fragmentary, cryptic line suggesting struggle and persistence in a desolate setting.
The Minister for Works Mr W D B will visit Bunbury next Thursday to present long promised harbour improvement plans before the Town Hall and public. A civic reception is planned at Renubub Hall with an entry fee of 45 pence for attendees. The Public Works Board met to request the Minister attend a detailed talk on reclamation work and facilities alongside the new harbour plans.
In a note from a Wing Thneah gathering, Mr Chas Hornshi urged a four hour debate on Prexereus to Tnioniate. The author admits siding against Tnioniata and notes friendly interruptions diverted his argument. He references Aunt Minnie and Inez L Wilker and signs off as Hamidton.
Mr Eustace Cohen traveled to Boy nalinn yeutenary and planned a return to London via Fremantle on Monday. Mr John Kxine ty also heads to London Monday on a related mission. The report mentions Collie cont interests and a medical matter tied to Dr Neal of Brisbane. A wedding occurred Thursday at oon] luey uniting Mr M Devoren and Miss Michel Tend by Rev WW Rodger.
The fragment describes quarantine station preparations and provisions for a general quarantine purpose. It mentions ground operations and supplies to support a new quarantine facility, with emphasis on maintaining safety and regulatory compliance.
The program features Miss M. Woolalie and a Versatile show with a Tivoli bill headlined by Mille of the Goum and a Pathesco t feature. The Saturday contrast includes The Victims of Patro and The Keystone Comedy Batfiew the Gentleman Burglar. Monday brings an adult quiz and prizes with The Girl Next Door and Trothalton Walle as part of a varied lineup.
A garbled excerpt mentions investigators probing the cause of a fire at Milkmaid and notes casual observations about milk, coffee, water, and a retail setting. The text references vendors and a general scene without clear names or dates.
A garbled report describes a dog sale dispute involving Mr Hester and Mr Dent. It notes an agreement to pay £5 for a trained sheepdog later challenged, a trial period, and eventual custody issues with a court-like inquiry underway.
A fragmented 19th century text argues for unionist preference in hiring and apprenticeship, opposing favoritism to preferred workers. It contends employers should resist favoritism, require trade examinations, and deny unqualified workers access to jobs. It emphasizes merit and loyalty over biased selection.
In Gridgetown on a Wednesday morning a bread weighing case in the Daly jurisdiction resulted in guilty pleas for underweight loaves sold as fresh bread. Inspector Berry had identified a shop selling underweight bread, with a total deficiency of 3 7 4 0 ounces across loaves. Defendants faced fines and costs totaling 2 3 4 pounds, with further penalties.
A disjointed list of players and names appears to outline a football selection including Lampers iain Wellington Mills and others such as Bimpock and Keuilie with varied spellings. The text shifts to a company claim about goldignite and pricing, then to stock items and secondhand goods, creating a fragmented, unclear item.
The agenda and minutes detail a winter conference setup, with plans for a social room in Perth, a Juvenile Brave enterprise, and broader arrangements for the Farmers and Settlers Association. It notes preparations for witness appearances before a commission in Western Australia and outlines committee actions on funds, nominations, and re election eligibility, dated July 14th.
A fragmented notice describes a topical remedy named Propermint Cure advertised for nighttime relief. Readable fragments mention a product for children and a promoter or brand tied to "Gough at Night" with unclear specifics about usage or availability.
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