Sherif's Sale and Related Notices
Friday August 18 at noon a sale of farm stock and chattels will be held at Bogle Bros warehouse Eleanor Street Vic Lee 5355 four miles from Naraling Siding Mingenew stock sale and other notices include a Vermin District boundary change and a subscrip tion to the Patrio tic Fund with a £100 donation from Sir Edward Wittenoom plus an assigned estate sale of James Criddle farm stock machinery and other chattels after the sheriff sale
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Sherif
Bogle Bros
Eleanor Street
Vic. Lee
Tcond
Naraling Siding
Koleht
Hinton
Kempton
Edward Wittenoom
Patriotic Fund
Yesterda
K Fen
Ation
Yulgoo
Wittenoom
Nel
Sherms
James Criddle
Wounded Private Progress Report and Local Marital Union
A casualty list update notes Private J Iflarrison of Bedide Ta improving after severe wounds. Mt New station JP S W Mitchell returns to Northhampton en route home. Miss Winifred Gardner of Fitzgerald Street South weds L Ros Markland of the Bank of New Zealand, formerly Geraldton. Bride’s family and community extend best wishes as the groom prepares for frontline service in the ongoing conflict.
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J. Iflarrison
Bedide- Ta
S. WT. Mitchell
J.P
Mt. New Station
Northhampton
Te Kowhal
Marriland
Winifred Gardner
FT. Gardner
Fitzgerald-street South
L. Ros Markland
Bank of New Zealand
Geraldton
Sit
Death notices and military losses shock Geraldton
News from Geraldton reports Capt Jibbings killed in action in France on July Cath. He rose from mail-room to Commonwealth forces officer and leaves a widow and three girls. Also a telegram confirms Private W O Hollings of D Company 32nd Battalion killed in France on July 17, marking the first anniversary of Blackboy Camp entry. W D Johnson receives notice of Wheat Board shift due to political change in WA.
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Ets
Geraldton
Jibbings
France
Post Office Department
Ile
Empire
Gibbings
F. Il. Ptrede
F. Crawford
W Hollings
Marine Terrace
Militanyee
W.O. Hlollings
D. Coy
Blackhoy
Hollings
Fred
W. D Johnson
Hagelthorn
Victoria
Australian Wheat Board
W.A
War on the Western Front and Europe Peace Rumors
Across the British West Front the war stalls with aerial activity noted and a British aircraft missing. Vienna’s papers gloomily forecast, while Berlin hears peace rumors. Sweden predicts peace. Roumania wavers. Turkey and Bulgaria tire. Separate peace offers reach the Entente, but are rejected.
Bombing West of Pozieres and Rome Raids Reported
War cables describe a bombing attack west of Pozieres with a machine gun claim and several raids on an aerodrome. Allied airmen supported artillery and infantry, with one aircraft missing. Reports from Petrograd and London detail riverine and trench actions in the Dneister Sereth and Carpathians, plus brief notes on Turkish fronts and Isenza-Isonga operations.
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Mary
Pozieres
Lukh
Sereth
Dneister
Tustobaby
Fir
Zoboroy
Strupa
Lake van
Persia
Sukkiz
Itamiilga
Stokleod
Storpa
Koropiea
Zlotalipa
Dmeister
Mariampol
Carpathians
Austria's Collapse Threatens Germany Says Journal
A Vienna newspaper warned that an Austrian collapse would precipitate Germany's downfall. It cited Austrias dire situation as being attacked on all sides and urged Austria to be saved at all costs, even surrendering political and military direction to Germany.
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Vienna
Germany
Austria
London
Vienna ‘Nieuwe Freie Presse
Peace Rumors and Opinions on War Termination
New York reports wide peace rumors circulating from Berlin after Dr Bethmann Hollwegs Vienna visit and Swedish papers predicting early peace. The World London correspondent says American businessmen note growing belief in an approaching end to the war with most predicting early next year and some seeing November as the termination.
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New York
Berlin
Bethmann-Hollweg
Vienna
London
World
Romania's War Stance Weighed by Intrigue in Bucharest
Bucharest dispatch reports Roumania on the eve of choosing sides in the war. The capital swarms with intrigue and spies as factions vie for influence. A new Allied victory could sway wavering factions to join the Allies.
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New York
Bucharest
Roammania
Roumania
Turkey and Bulgaria seek separate peace in August discussion
Rome reports that Turkey and Bulgaria asked the Entente for a separate peace but the Entente declined to discuss the matter. The Athens correspondent notes the overtures were made but rejected.
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Turkey
Bulgaria
Rome
Tripine
Athens
Thentente
Tullamul Town Trip and Woods Peppermint Cure
The narrator recalls a rough year in life at lonely Tullamul and describes yearly trips to town with a thriftless father who spends his cheques on wheat and wool. The focus shifts to securing toys and Woods Great Peppermint Cure for family cheer.
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Lonely Tullamul
Daddy
British Forces Reclaim Trenches North of Pozieres
General Ifaig reports re taking nearly all trenches north of Pozieres after a German penetration on Sunday. We repulsed two German raids on our light tank. The German northwest of Wallach exploded a crater. we occupied the crater. Our feinted raid south of Ar Montieres caused German disruption while our artillery pressed advantage.
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London
Ifaig
Pozieres
Germany
Wallach
Ar- Montieres
Austrian Front Losses Reported in August
Austrian losses on the Italian front since August 1 are reported as 25 000 killed and 22 000 prisoners, with wounded figures also cited. The total losses, including the Russian front, are estimated to exceed 200 000.
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London
Bothmer's Defeat Attributed To Inferior Troops
Petrograd reports continued advance on the Upper Strupa. Allied air units bombed a Courland aerodrome on Lake Agern, engaging seven German planes for an hour and downing one while damaging two others that landed at sea. Austrian HQ attributes Bothmer's defeat to weaker frontline troops.
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London
Petrograd
Strupa
Lake Agern
Courland
Zurich
Bothmer
British Munitions Output Surges Under War Ministry
In the Commons, Mr Alontague reviewed munitions progress, noting weekly ammunition output now matches pre war stock, heavy guns produced twice as many as at ministry start, and machine guns up fourteenfold. Output of high explosives is sixty one times initial levels, with weekly consumption far exceeding early war needs. One third of shells and steel are sent to France.
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London
Lotse of Commons
Toakis
Alontague
France
Federal Pearl Fishery Commission report urged nonwhite labor
Telegrams from MP Blebourne note that the royal commission report on the pearling industry, due when Parliament meets, will unanimously recommend that the industry cannot be carried on by white labor.
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Mpblebourne
Federal
Royal Commission
State Parliament Labor Candidate's Sweep In Majority
Perth report lists final election figures with Labor candidate Lannert leading 1 161, Independent McPherson 411, Liberal Hoibean 185. Recruitment notes mention attestations for scutt erm camp and Marine Terrace chatter about a charity benefit under Bill Tarmington, plus R U N Pope named District Medical Officer and Public Vaccinator at Vouanmi field.
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Lannert
McPherson
Hoibean
Volanmi
Pr. R. U
N Pope
Vouanmi
Princess Marys Pets Dominate York Mottage Show
Princess Mary keeps a small menagerie at York Mottage and wins two prizes at a local show with her rabbits. The article notes she follows grandmother rather than mother in tastes and shows.
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Princess Mary
York Mottage
Premier Wilson and the Redistribution Bill Debate
A fragment discusses Premier Wilson's strategy to pass a Redistribution of Seats Bill without Opposition support. It notes constitutional requirements for an absolute majority, mentions doubtful ministerial seats, and speculates on Speaker selection and electoral risks. Additional items reference costs of factories act prosecutions, railway charges, and poll results in Canning.
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Wilson
Canning
New Premier’s Railway Pledge Sparks Debate
A political telegram and editorial fragment raise questions about the Liberal Government’s role in starting the Esperance railway and potential plans to link the Esperance Northward line to the existing system. The labor perspective questions the timing and centralisation, while a retrospective verse comments on political fame and past positions.
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Othe
Martia
Esperance
Itin Verrier
Frank Wilson
Kalwoorlie
Esperance Railway
Cnolgartie
Wirlflemoadtha
Aml
Widgiemowltia
Norsenyan
Wilson
Msperance
Seadlan
Besnal- Chedte
Kalsophie
Rsperaner
Trans Cooleardie
Esperance Railways
Tersenal
Favorite trader Karnalpi to return from Melbourne voyage
Karnalpi, undergoing a thorough overhaul in Melbourne, is due in Geraldton early next month and will resume weekly southbound trips. Local businessmen expect her reappearance with much satisfaction. The s s Gilgai, loaded with wheat for the port, sails tonight for Albany carrying government consignments from Jas Hell Co Dalgety Co agents, J Darling Sons, and Ockerhy Co.
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Karnalpi
Melbourne
Geraldton
S.s. Gilgai
Albany
Jas, Hell « Co
Dalgety& Co
J. Darling « Sons
Ockerhy « Co
Private Jaminson Dies in France in World War I
Relatives report Private Jaminson of the Infantry was killed in action in France on November 11 age 21. He previously lived in Perth with Gordon and Cereh, served at Katanning, later lived in Boulder, and his sister is married to Private Willant Deeble of South Fremantle who is hospitalized in Konghared.
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Jaminson
Woa
France
Ameust
Gordon
Cereh
Perth
Tawmieson
Pissse Tinos
Katanning
Alisabher
Boulder
Willant Deeble
South Prenanade
Konghared
Mars Teateman
Smonham
Llerbert Pearsim
WA Ine
Trys
Hash Wren
Frances Ety
Sado Jmst
Whisa
Wes
Paphos
Empire
Tewlenant
Om Breimintie
John Weste
Batemnen
Hean's Essence Praised As Cold Remedy In Letter
Secretary John W. Doyle of the Eight Hour and Labor Demonstration Committee writes from Sydney on July 1, 1916 praising Hean's Essence as an exceptionally good remedy for colds. He notes moderate price and rapid action appealing to workers with large families, says it fills a long-felt home need, and mentions it is obtainable from chemists and stores. Two shillings buys a pint of the finest cough and sore throat remedy value.
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John W. Doyle
Eight Hour and Labor Demonstration Committee
Sydney
Hean
Notable Musicians and War Service Highlight European Leaders
The world knows violinist Ysaye who recently played at Albert Hall in London. He serves in the Belgian Army as a Lieutenant with three songs noted as musical. The piece mentions Mrs M Kenna, wife of the Chancellor of the Exchequer, a musician and composer, and Lord Basil Blackwood involved with Dublin Castle. It also references Lord Haig and Lady Haig, with connections to Queen Victoria and Queen Alexandra.
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Ysaye
Albert Hall
London
2Ntain Ysaye
Europe
M'‘Kenna
Wimborne House
Alice Mernell
Mes
Reginald M'Kenna
Basil Blackwood
Dublin Castle
Rd Wimborne
Marquis of Dufferin
Basil
Lady Haig
Douglas Haig
Hono
Victorm
Queen Alexandra
Experienced Pianoforte Teacher Seeks Pupils
55 LiarDet presents as a seasoned pianist and pedagogue offering thorough instruction in a moderate style. Homes visited for lessons. Apply F. R. Dawson, Photographer, for contact details and arrangements.
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F.R. Dawson
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