July Jubilate sales tease by Oxwell shopkeepers
A fragmentary July sales feature lists discount rounds across fabrics and garments. It highlights crepes, voiles, lace, hats, and ladies wear with marked prices, plus men’s clothing, footwear, and accessories on sale, signaling a joyous reduction spree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxwell
Dutton
Layard
Prion
eNienen
Hanne Hees
Job Ot
Era
Imatacon Tordon
Belis
Oriental
Rhone
Iren
Ates
Fm Great ‘Variety
Sluggish Liver and Splitting Headaches Terse Ad
Fragmentary ad style notes describe a sufferer plagued by sluggish liver and severe headaches, who attributes relief to Bile Beans after several doctors and remedies failed. A separate theatre report praises a film shown at Glideaway Rink and mentions the Koombana, a sailor, and other local curiosities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alto
Revered moderate press warns on unwholesome water effects
A cautious media outlet cautions readers about the potential health risks linked to unsafe drinking water. Authorities and experts are urged to monitor supply quality and enforce standards to protect public health.
Capricious Garpings and Liquor Law Remarks
A Perth court hearing recounts a constable’s testimony about a drunken man rolling from a hotel and being left in a dangerous state. The discussion touches on bar duties, drunken customers, and the difficulty of proving intoxication for licensing actions. The piece meanders into broader musings on liquor adulteration and political quips, ending with advertisements and assorted commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perth
Agriculture and farming prospects in Victoria District
The Victoria District Agricultural Society considers online prizes to boost farm competition and promote modern methods. Farmers face late sowing risks and uncertain overseas markets while state aid and agricultural bank support are debated. The piece notes evolving machinery use and the role of farm wives in production, with caution about seasonal uncertainties and pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Bank
Seaxon
Victoria District Agricultural Society
Fox Farm
Aresers
Fragmentary Notes On Australia and British Ties
A fragmented text discusses Australia, Great Powers, and questions the term great in the European sense. It speculates on a figure named Sir George of Australia and his relation to King George, warning that altered remarks may alter perceptions of status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republic
Perenn
Geares Rawardson
Sir George
United States
Great Britain
Australia
George
George of
Englant
Geraldton Ride Club Rifle Practice Scores Released
Members of the Geraldton Ride Club held a Saturday rifle practice. The group labels some shooters as colts, noting varying quality of hosting and room for improvement. Scores released show how members are shaping through time and practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geraldton
Question of undivided navy control sparks toast
In Sydney the annual dinner of the Sydney Channel of Commerce heard Sir Wir. McAllan and Vice Admiral Poors debate naval unity. They argued the navy must serve the empire under one supreme head rather than divided commands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Sydney Channel of Commerce
Wir. McAlillan
Um Empire
Australia
Premier Wade outlines loan plan for rail funding in NSW
The report notes Premier Wade proposing to raise funds totaling 23,000,080 for railway development in New South Wales. A separate secretdispatch from the State Governor discusses Australia’s need to build commercial ties. Weather mentions heavy snowfalls affecting the country in the same period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S Ney
Sraoee Chamber of Commerce
Tas
Waty
New South Wales
Australia
A.J.C. Secretaryship in Sednee Ill Recorded
Fragmentary notice describes appointment of Mr. Chas Prepnen of Woot Awstratia by to appoint for secretary role. Details are garbled but reference to Australian connection and official authorization appears. No clear date or complete names.
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Sednee
Jorker Chih
Secrarv
Venderert Varant
Cubhorn
Chas Prepnen
Woot Awstratia
CSM Ag Yma
Queensland General Strike Threat Amid Trade Dispute
Brisbane reports a threatened general strike as the gaa trade dispute remains unsettled. Three parties reject dismissal of workers who sought rescue. Coal Miners' Union pressures to escalate, with MP Wilson and Nas Wentakin Tek noted among involved figures.
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Brisbane
Fon
Wilson
Utes Oa
Nas Wentakin
Wellington Woman Remanded in Cruelty Case
A Wellington court remanded Mrs Molser on cruelty charges after a long abuse case involving her daughter. The child was allegedly tied to a bed by a rope around her neck, a fire then breaking out, and the blaze was put out with the child reportedly rescued from immobilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Finances and credit balances reported in fiscal statement
A fiscal statement shows Domiwida Finances with a credit balance of £192,476 and a separate credit balance of £142,915. Sir Josh Want presents the financial report, noting workers’ fund entries and expenditures including a £624 patate item and £23k in acquisitions. The document mentions river activity costs and a £200 annual wager context within a regional case, with references to related procedures.
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Domiwida
Wellington
Josh Want
Victorian Melbourne Turmoil Clouds Ballarat Week Event
The report notes a sensational development around Ballarat with Florence Delbart’s dispute and a named suspect Peter Lime, a Chinese Walist, arrested on a charge tied to a girl’s fate. A sworn statement and parliamentary-like inquiry are referenced, with cryptic details about a photograph and a typhoon-like incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Tuowlay
Ballarat
Keday
Australia and Japan Tales From a Traveller Fair
A Melbourne report summarizes extracts perceived by the Letting Minister for Defences, Mr Mug, concerning ATS ban d AP me. The Tuesday item notes diplomatic concerns and travel tales shaping policy between Australia and Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Thesday
Mug
Anti Japan sentiment flares in Australia fear of demonstrations
A fragmented telegram from the Japan affair notes mounting anti Japanese feeling in Australia amid Labor Party influence. German and Dutch influences are cited as fueling fears while officials stress there has been no increase in public hostility toward Japanese expatriates or attendance at meetings. The report questions the accuracy of foreign press remarks and highlights political tension over immigration and public engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernaruhan
Australia
Gn Lopen
Wogieg
Tmiizhes
Labor Party
Uys
Tal Fisher
Public School Shelf Incident Sparks Board Outcry
Fragments describe a dispute at Nahawall and Oakland schools over use of school sheds and child welfare concerns. Authorities intervene to restore order as officials address safety and shelter arrangements amid controversy and local sympathy for involved families.
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Totter Apyaatyel
Cuidren
Nahawall School
Oakahrtla Svate
Tamestead
Oaklands
Nuhawal
West
Huitings
Denelose Maine
Aileen Gum
Sophie Arent
Richmond Railway Disaster Echoes Through Melbourne
Reports from Melbourne on the Richmond railway disaster describe ongoing efforts to locate missing persons and assess the scene. Authorities confirm no further deaths have been reported while relatives await word and medical teams attend the injured, as investigations link the incident to transit routes near South Yarra and Richmond.
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Melbourne
Richmond
Murray
South Yarra
Richmind
Nora
Windsor
Bether
Lovinard Bradshaw
Stieling
Waverley Farm Mishap Leaves Family Distraught
At Waverley Farm near Wacet on a Friday morning a serious accident occurred involving Marian Reriha Keng and a minor child. The incident caused the temporary absence of a mother and prompted a swift evacuation as neighbors rushed to assist. Dr. Webatre was seen in attendance, with emergency action affecting several locals.
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Northam
Waverley Farm
Wacet
Ayas
Abe
Paula
Hong
Webatre Prniial
Deferey
Parsimatta
Kremaatle
Singanate
Thuradae Litand
Tor
Broome
Fremantle
New Form of Oath Witnesses Recount Sworn Testimony
Fragmentary report of a court proceeding describing a new oath form. Jurists required witnesses to raise hands and repeat the oath after the magistrate, insisting on truthfulness. A defendant named Roe urged future compliance and expressed an intent to proceed with a stated course of action.
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Perth
Crvkor
Alemale
Syething
Roe
Fathawe
Premier Returns In Perth Game
The premier and daily more have returned by the Melbourne. Rath ate. weil.
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Perth
Weemesday
Premiee
Laily Monre
He Momgelia
Rath
Weil
Beverley Seat Contest Narrowed to Parliament Meet
Sir Walter James contests the Beverley seat as Perth reports indicate the electoral contest will be decided when Parliament meets. The note lists W J James 4 Cundinata and mentions Perth, with spelling variants likely from the OCR.
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Perth
Walter James
Beverlee
Gale in the Bay Storm Causes Damage and Rail Disruption
A fierce gale battered the coast with tornado force winds and high seas. Waves breached Esplanade, damaged a fishing pier, and toppled a fence at a cliffside property. A railway line and station area suffered rails torn loose and infrastructure damage, with transport disrupted and precautions taken.
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Thy
Tomer
Tier Rovers
Ih Marsh
Eleestiin
Clarke
Correspondence Country Football In Wartime Letters
The letter section discusses football in wartime, noting games and players across country. It cites observers and mentions the role of trainers and spectators, with emphasis on maintaining sporting activity during disruptions. Local figures such as J B Walsh are referenced in relation to football correspondence.
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Oswell
Clideaway
Arabe
Etty
Rees
LE Grondeur
Willioanzata
Sippler & Sen
Iwathe
Pethans
Weitalla
Rome
Georg Richyumey
Kingda Fk
Hans Irving
Plowman
Mannii
Firettrigens Fonthalt
Hokt
Dane
Sone
Geraldton Club
Attempet
Towler
Crowe Ca
Hansen
Possii
Hansen Stempel
Hepburn
Ratoxhaw
Crowe
Alencowe
Riuwards
Marrivan
Strempel Fenburis
Ramshaw Rawards Alenrowe
Sparch
Wade
Oberts V
Lindrem
Symner, Turstay
Uy Roberts Einirun 'Hi Lard Mateh
Alpheum
Reeves
Roberts
Ping
Terstay
A.J.C
Queensland
WEW Zealand
Victoria
Japan
ATS
Ana
Chapin
sMurney-General
Salenisin
IND
Roads Board
Marinate Rok
Beverley
Sir W James
Rastyon Siik
Ian
Oug Wellyari Navalytes
Levine
Tutre Neéubians
Grog Hess
Opie Vines
J.B. Walsh
Rowds Hoa
Niles
Rewls
Chatnerabe
Teyty
Mugoy
Hall
Purehae
Moma Nates
Soleio Neti
Bean Bros
Bebaru Nechaweey
Frirnshire
Boan Bros’ Emporium
Wellington Street
Fallowfield , CO
Perousor, Ltd
Kemmengery, Cement
Ir Tron Co
Redelifia Brands
Fiat Clive
Pet Fend
Brennas Bees
Mutt Bell
Arnotts Living Pictures
Arnott
Jack Vicker Jones
William Arnott
Lad
Mewcastle
Jurien Bay
Mars
Fremanby
Uveowners
Parramatta
Vara
Calbraneti
Caraldton
Aso Narere
Firrakhon
Wien
Mater
Arenttubia
Gorakiton
Uwe
Aontrabla
Frege
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