Battle Eye letter from the front in Australia adventure
A World War I dispatch from Feinoun dated February 7, 1913 describes a troop camp near a distant city in Australia. The writer reports heat, long travel by ship and train, hospital hubs, training routines, and proudly notes Australians have made a strong impression on natives while awaiting combat duty. The tone mixes hardship with humor and longing for home.
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Mutier
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Lehiopolis
Australia
Moley
Alexandria
Port Suez
Mand
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In Memory of Tom Kelly On The Fields of Saria Bai
Fragmented obituary style verses recall Tom Kelly's memory with scattered phrases and names. The text evokes farewell, friendship, and reflections on death amid unclear settings and garbled lines, mentioning fields, stars, and distant tributes.
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Purest and Best Bread From Cubbie and Murray
Advertisement states the purest and best bread is available from Cubbie and Murray Provision Merchants at Tel 702 Victoria Avenue North Fremantle with delivery to anywhere.
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Victoria Avenue
North Fremantle
Terry and Co
Fremantle
Belmont Race Club Notes From South Fair Opens Fairyland Hall
Belmont Race Club records note a vivid Belmont Bark Fair in Nelson Street hall with grand decorations and hundreds of stalls. Local dignitaries including Dr. A E Mintely and Mrs Whately attend as stalls praise art unions, with tea, refreshments, and a varied program of music, dance, and entertainment for guests amid a bustling crowd despite bad weather.
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Fremantle
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H. £. Bolton
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W Watson
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The Footlights and Fuller Enterprises in Australia
The article notes Fuller Enterprises expanding in Australia and New Zealand, with theatre ventures by Bor Je Pulove and associates. It mentions a planned journey and a fragmentary report on operations, including Belt jiu Levuw and a cited Linotype duty refusal, reflecting a growing theatrical business footprint.
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Workers' Homes Boards Move to Barrackstreet Offices
The Workers' Homes Board announces its offices have moved to Barrackstreet above the War Fund offices. All usual business will be conducted at the new location.
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Third Class Passenger Accommodations and Rates
Special accommodation offered on promenade decks for third class passengers. Large well ventilated saloons and multiple berth cabins available on upper and main decks with rates listed in pounds for Adelaide and other destinations. Manager contact at 105 St George's Terrace and Bresmantle near the fire station.
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East Fremantle Juniors Club Meeting Plans
Cricket notes report a weekend meeting at Recreation Hall Fremantle where members agreed to wind up the club. All players and prospective members to attend a practice match and meeting at Felocky recreation ground tomorrow. A social and dance for the Red Cross is planned at East Fremantle Town Hall soon.
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No Popery Unity Shown At Fulwood Barracks Parade
A fragmentary report describes a scene at a summer soda shop where a proprietor disputes with a customer about dismissing a boy. The dialogue hints at class tension and a claim of moral superiority amid wartime unity and anti Catholic sentiment.
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Jack Visser of the Ocea Extends the Glad Hand
A brief note credits Jack Visser of the Ocea with extending a welcoming gesture, signaling goodwill and networking in a local trade setting. The item highlights his role in fostering community ties and camaraderie among attendees.
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