Local Bunbury notes brief financials and amalgamation chatter
The Bunbury council discusses year end finances with close figures on rates and taxes. Amalgamation rumors swirl around two local businesses with management shifts planned for the drapery and general departments. A death notice for Mr. Trick Doyle is noted with funeral details and community sympathy.
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Windaws
Mp Draper
Dardanup Notes on crops and weather in Weld region
Report from Dardanup noting agricultural progress and meetings for the Bardanup Agricultural Hall. Crops including peaches pears apples and vines show mixed yields with several varieties in fruit. large orchard area and plans for gardening and bedding. Weather details mention recent sun and rain patterns and forecasts for better conditions.
Metical Physicians and Surgeons Abet Case Unclear
Fragmentary OCR mentions a medical group and a place Pustary with Telaphosa 2 unclear in context. No coherent events or names beyond these fragments.
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Telaphosa 2
Social and Personal Notes on Farming Experiments
Mr J. M. Hattrick notes four weeks sunlight before planting lowers scale damage and speeds potato growth. Thick skinned varieties resist seab. Acid nail conditions injure fungus while potash salts suppress salt. alkaline substances promote growth. Benni w lathiers builds a £13 bush wire structure for saplings. 50 ton capacity, 16 feet high. Yarra Irrigation Farm NSW tests irrigation on 40 acres of wheat with 24 acres dry land, ploughed to 8 inches depth, to compare dry and irrigated crops. An experimental planting uses four-ply fencing wire and bark maplings to hold saplings together.
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Warnock
Winton
Benni W Lathiers
Wight
Yanna
New South Wales
Fucersie
Darwin Centenary Celebrant Opens in Cambridge
The Darwin Centenary Celebrant opened today at Cambridge with Lord Rayleigh welcoming representatives from 235 universities and learned bodies from home and abroad and about 200 guests in attendance.
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Tard Rayleigh
Germanys Navy Battleships Building Draiser Inspection
The Vulcan shipyards at Hamburg are described as equipped with the latest industrial appliances enabling a claimed half year reduction in battleship construction time.
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Draiser Hey
Vulcan Shipbuilding Yards
Hamfurs
Oxford Beats Surrey By Sixty In County Cricket
Oxford defeated Surrey by 60 runs in a county championship match at London. Oxford built a strong total and bowled tightly to secure a comfortable win over Surrey on February 23.
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Oxford
Surrey
Primitive Methodists reach two thirds of centenary fund
The Primitive Methodists have already secured two thirds of their centenary fund of £250 000, which is needed before the 1910 conference meets.
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London
Primitive Methodists
Warrant Issued for Deposed Turkish Sultan Abdul Hamid
A civil court at Salonika issues a warrant to ensure the appearance of the deposed sultan Abdul Hamid in a damages suit. The plaintiff, a supreme court jeweller, was exiled due to business ties with Abdul’s mother, Mahomet II, the reigning sultan.
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Abdul Hamid
Salonika
Hit
Suemer Court
Abdul
Mahomet Tli
Mehemmed Resehai Bifendi
Joy Bells At Boyanup As Miss Hickles Marries Mr Taylor
Our town rejoiced Tuesday as Miss Ethel Hickles and Mr Charles Taylor wed. The ceremony at St George’s Church featured Rev. St George and organist J Duce while bridesmaids Misses Clary and Gwen Ecclestone wore pale pine silk. A reception followed at the Agricultural Hall with a wedding collation and toasts, and the couple departed for Busselton for their honeymoon amid rice and confetti showers.
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Boyanup
Chas. Tayor
Ethel Hicklestone
Victoria
Boyannp
Church of England
St. George's Church
J. Duce
Misses Clary
Gwen Ecclestone
J. Hust
R. Ecclestone
Busselton
Bridgetown Notes Red Riding Hoodt Performance at Mechanic Institute
Bridgetown State School children staged Red Riding Hood at the Mechanics Institute on June 18 to an eager audience. Mrs Rossiter led a large team with Mrs Bassiter and Miss May Body among the performers and helpers, as the show featured songs, choruses, and staged scenes culminating in a village green finale.
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Mechanics' Institute
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Hairy Land
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Happy Dream
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Tickery
Mes Turner
Stewart
Iiling
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Australia
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Haccot
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Mechanicy Institute
Imperial Iena Conference Delegates Visit Edinburgh
Delegates at the Imperial Iena Conference toured Iros sacha and then moved on to Edinburgh, reporting proceedings and observations from their travels.
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Edinburgh
London
Ocean Travelling. The Latest Flyer. A Record
The Cunard liner Mauretania landed passengers in London from New York in five days, with a night voyage described as swift and smooth by the crew and travelers.
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London
New York
The Jockey Wootton Enquiries By The King
Australian jockey Frank Wootton was thrown from Avrantiure in the Highweight Stakes at Ascot and was later kicked in the head. He remains unconscious as daily bulletins on his condition are sent to the King by royal command.
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Deskin
Insader
Ubie
Judas
Chet
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de Quinrey
Ballarst
Trick Doyle
Routh Bunhury
Santhe
Dee
Joe
Flynn
Yeherton
Herbert Devies
Regalia
the Sacred Heart
Mary
Triody
Trilates
London
Frank Wootton
Mr. Suldoel
Avrantiure
Ascot
Thuralay
New Hall for Melbourne to Seat Over 2000 at Olympia Site
Mr JJ Went has secured a long lease beside the Olympia Melbourne to erect a brick hall with 80 foot roof span for over 2,000 people. Designed by Mc Pitt MLC, the building will feature sliding panels for warm nights and aims to enhance public comfort. Estimated cost is £6,000, with an angular block planned at the junction of Seurtatreet and City-road for exhibits.
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Olympia
Melbourne
Mc Pitt
MLC
Seurtatreet
Sydney University scholar awarded BA for gas electricity research
Mr. K Wellisch, holder of a travelling scholarship for Sydney University, has earned the BA degree for his studies on the passage of electricity through gases. The conferment took place on June 23 in Tondon.
Australian rights secured for Toddles and She Fighting Chaney
London reports Mr. Musgrove has secured Australian rights for Toddles and She Fighting Chaney. He plans to open in Melbourne with a London company in October.
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Musgrove Fag
Melbourne
Cape to Cairo Railway Progress Report
Construction of the Cape to Cairo railway is progressing at ten miles per work. The line has been laid in thorough repair to forty seven miles south of Bbartuust.
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Trading Company Urges Patronage For Lugs Butter Potatoes
Mronebial Coughs take Woods At Peppermint Cure. Trading Company promotes patronage and claims they never rest to buy lugs butter and potatoes.
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Banbury Road Board Meets at Bedford Hall Tonight
Banbury Roay Board holds its usual monthly meeting at Bedford Hall with chair Mr J Furstar. Members discuss commonage endowment, Wilkes crossing, deputation to the Premier, road works funding, and potential boundary changes. A financial statement shows £155 10s 5d in balance and £85 3s 0d unpaid.
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Hartie
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Wu Sears
Rose
Coplestone
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Thal
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Lewin
Pasmel
Unyer
Nine carat Nedlels at A C Cook Bunbury
A C Cook advertises nine carat Nedlels at Bunbury near the pro Cathedral with prices and a note of plate and silverware suitable for wedding and birthday gifts. The listing also promotes Crour Em y and Glassware, tea, and reduced prices during a stock tak e sale by Trading Company.
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Bunbury
A. C. Cook
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Uy & Sample
Tradine Gourpany
Dairy farming lecture captivates Brookhampton farmers
Local farmers gather for a lecture by Professors Gawsis and Teedor focusing on dairying practices. They discuss fodder crops, land suitability, and a dairy-friendly regime to improve yields. A forthcoming event at Lie-Woegh Wall promises an attractive program for visitors.
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Profesers Gawsis
Teedor
Aerihure
Nik Nat
Profeqnor
Profea
Jarmas
Hue
Lowrie
Lie- Woegh Wall
Ini
Road grant talk at Busselton stalled after local vote
Busselton notes recount a discussion on funding a new road route to Leia Mf. Members clash over 500 pound estimate and Crown grant terms. Public Works Department involvement follows, with locals expressing disappointment at delays and perceived royal government indifference.
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Fivcer Chinois Tmn
Leia Mf
Mc Woods
Atv Balianthsy
Wood
Éottlere
Menmaime
Wenig
Public Works
Chania Hii
Waa
Public Works Department
Buvage
Pulte Vrka
Beard
Chapman
Horses for the Army prepared for emergency equine needs
The War Office outlines a plan to meet army horse requirements by surveying the national horse stock. It details numbers on the establishment, losses, and reallocation to form 156 000 animal units for Expeditionary Force and Territorial Army, with police and Yeomanry involvement in locating and approving suitable horses and tracking payments.
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Antiseptic Shaving Debate Highlights Barber Precautions
Fragmentary notes from a 19th century debate argue antiseptic shaving is essential to prevent infection. The Manchester Guardian cites experiments and calls for standardized sterilization in barber shops amid resistance to new methods.
Life of Rogers a Empire Builder and Philanthropist
The obituary outlines Mé MTly Rogers new head of the Standard Oil Company era and Lloyd’s Weekly profile of his rise from poverty in New England to leading roles in New York Philadelphia Cleveland and Pittsburgh. It notes his chairmanship of the American Metals Trust and presidency of the American Copper Company, his moral character, and wealth estimated at £16,000,000 with a modern Napolean of business label.
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Unt
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Meath
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Merchant's Downfall in Grimby Court Drama
A former Grimby businessman described as the "Grimsby Fish Rime" stood in Brunaby court facing judgment after a career marked by public generosity and later accusations. The tale recounts his rise from modest start to a popular, expansive benefactor, and his fall amid claims of squandered funds and a controversial end to his business era.
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Church Services Sunday Pro-Cathedral and Parochial Districts
Sunday church services listed for Pro-Cathedral Holy Communion at 110 pm and 72 pm prayers. Evening Prayer with Canon Darling and Rev J Willans. services at Saint Peter Brunswick Donnybrook Preston Valley Hoyanup and Arthum with Holy Communion and Evensong. Congregational Ferguson led by Rev. Andrew Buchauad.
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Old Age Pensions Strain Silver Supply For Weekly Payments
The article describes ongoing difficulties in delivering weekly silver payments for old age pensions. It notes a February spike of about £195,000 in coins transferred from the Bank of England to issuing authorities, with totals reaching £130,000 weekly payments recorded by the Postmaster General. It details the elaborate coin distribution system, remote island shipments, and Bank of England mint coin withdrawals to cover public needs.
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Daily Mail
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The Wheat Famine of 1915 Anniversary Reflected in War News
The article discusses the 1915 wheat famine arising from wartime disruptions in Europe and global trade. It notes grain shortages in Austria-Hungary and allied regions, US exports shifts, and a rising risk of famine across worldwide markets. It cites specific export figures and country roles, highlighting how political events influenced food supply and price controls.
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Rymarkamble Building Wreck and Garden Tract Noted
A damaged description outlines a large building of stone and concrete with heavy framing and a crane, described as near collapse. It mentions a garden at Portemomb, Thames Ditton, with a willow tree and fruit trees, and references Sir Mydnuee Pruckhin and a Trinity order, suggesting a historic curiosity about property and landscape in England.
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