Correspondence to Editor on Miss Scott and local entertainments
Samuel Mupantual writes from Northampton addressing a May issue letter about Miss Scott and her family’s role in local entertainments. He supports Mrs Scott and Miss Scott, suggests they have hosted many events, and urges immediate action by authorities or peers. A note mentions attending a Railway Hotel meeting on May 28 about a related matter.
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Xagine
Samuel Mupanteul
Otnl
S.M
Northampton
Nineteen Mile Amenities Note in Northampton Railways
A fragmentary item references the Northampton Railway and a weekly read paper offering “Nineteen Mile Notes” with a defiant stance toward rumors. It mentions sporedsijom and scurrilous untruthful claims, implying a local info column tied to railway events. No clear events or dates are provided.
Oldtimer on Northampton mining and copper hopes
An early Northampton resident testimony expresses faith and frustration in local copper mining. He recalls long effort at Wheal Fortune and Gwalian mine, cites costly trials with little ore raised, mentions engineers and managers, and considers potential payoffs if water and ore can be exploited with new methods.
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Northampton
Tr Gee
Neelhampton
Warrmenackswan
Toner
Expo
Bern
Crue
Northampton Mines and Future of Local Ore Outputs
The letter argues Northampton mines owe little to the Narra Tarra smelter company and predicts a revival of Northampton as a mining district. It notes variable ore quality at Wheal May, doubts about future profitability for the current owners, and invites syndicates to invest if current plans fail. The writer, claiming intimate knowledge of mines, asserts all statements are truthful and pledges to name key operators if profits do not materialize.
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Northampton
Palendiy
Faun
Momaeer
Perth Auekinnen
Shepherd
Bec
Rebur toa Rebur toa alee Bon. 2 GRADE Iealee tesit Das
A fragmented note describes a blended tea compared with Ceylon tea. It notes fall flavors and a golden color, claiming the blend is nicer and suitable for everyday use.
Premier Moore Discusses WA Stock and Pests in Eastern States
A Perth premier warns about stock disease and orchard pests spreading from Western Australia amid import issues. He cites correspondence with the Eastern States and notes ongoing collaboration with California and Brazil to safeguard herds and orchards while research by Mr Campbell and others is shared with the Eastern States despite cost.
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Sial
Western Australia
Nd. Moore
Register
Verto Renly
Mr. Price
Ashfornia
Kent
Brazil
Mediterranean
China
Camtiere
Althoigh
Mining notes amid government grant success
A mining report notes improved extraction at Creme dOr lease with a Saturday return. tailings estimated to average between 7 and lw. The Emily Syndicate project secured a government grant of £100, which has been received.
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Emily Syndicate
Bridge accident tale and quick balm remedy
While riding macros the bridge to Stratton Me 1 Crawford at Cardin NZ describes a horn slip causing a bruising. A hot water bath and Chamberlain's Pain Balm reportedly cured the injury within a week, with the note that the writer felt much better afterward. For sale by all chemists and druggists.
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Stratton
Crawford
Cardin
Chamberlain
Cheniista
Don’t Neglect That Cold In 1900s Sydney Ad Claims Peps Pastilles
Ambitious health ad urges readers to treat colds with Peps Pastilles. It links neglectful colds to pneumonia bronchitis and consumption, claims Pep pastilles dissolve mucus, cleanse throat surfaces, and boost resistance. Promotes home use with stamps to obtain free samples from Peps Pastille Co. Sydney.
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Linda
Nowe
Chemists Op
Peps Pastille Co
Pitt Street
Sydney
Pit Street
Far Of Things In Uhr Orernenigh Trade Feast In Tenant Bonds
Supreme Court examined patriarchal trade practices in Uhr Orernenigh from forty years back. An old miller recalled rents paid with wheat and flaxseed rather than cash to settle accounts, and lawyers were paid with produce. A tenants dinner allegedly echoed an English yeoman system, with two Hamersleys competing over estate halves and disputed recollections of whether the father acknowledged obligations. The belated invite preceded the feast as guests sat to a meal.
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Uhr Orernenigh
Murty
Supreme Court
Hamersleys
Tamersleys
de Tedan
Imsel
Tamersley
Damiersley
Hwan
Tale
Yalgoo Notes Social Dance Boosts Fund at Miners Institute
Fro Our Own Correspondent reports the Ghivien Picnic Fund social at the Miners Institute on the 25th drew a large crowd of both children and adults. The event featured a double round of the maypole dance under Manager Ale Stamke, with strong local turnout and fundraising activity. Local cricket season nears end with no away visits, football club rumors linger, and a fraud charge involves Martin Murriesry misrepresenting himself to a postmaster for £2. Weather turned fair after light showers. a racehorse named Again, from Geraldton, won last night. A mining update notes Rodan’s team moving a hotler to Yalgoo’s Kiehl’s Flint.
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Ghivien
Miners’ Institute
Rime
Ciiron
Tie Ake Managemient
Ale Stamke
Oval
Merc Lary
Thas
Geraldton
Wea Uwe
Tortuet
Lee Wats
Aml
Mitches
Magnet
Gerakiten
Waren Troy
Thuelay
Martin Murriesry
John Tatton
John O'Connor
Chary
Broads
Wallace Miller
Geraldon
Rodan
Kiehl
Yalgou
May clode-up at the Federal City yields crushed and tonnage data
A dated May clode-up at the Federal City reports crushed AM tome for 42009 skint j xanopa nided and 28 tons for O202 iAdwt, details that appear as fragmented OCR data.
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Federal City
Lifetime of memories from a quirky Irish Moon tale
Fragmentary OCR yields a whimsical line about an Irish Moon and various odd items. The readable bits suggest a satirical or humorous remark on life, with mentions of people and incongruent phrases, but specifics are unclear due to garbled text.
Fragmented OCR Item From Navmine State Battery Cleanup
A garbled note reports a first cleanup at Navmine State battery last Saturday with 47 items from Champion Wyasee returning. It mentions a person ambled with ink at a department and an operation of around 200 emus, plus an unrelated plan involving Le Souet's establishment and a Hig elect initiative.
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Eo Navmine ‘State Battery
Wyasee
le Souet
Romingtons His Moss Cure for Covrhy and Castle
An advertisement claims Romingtons His Moss as a reliable remedy for a disease named Covrhy and Castle. It urges customers to try a single trial to prove it is the medicine the seller provides.
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Romington
Moss
Covrhy
Castle
Government Savings Bank rules for joint and cross-state deposits
The document outlines rules adopted at the Sydney conference for savings bank operations. It allows joint accounts for husband and wife and enables transfers between state savings banks with head office attendance and pass-book custody. Telegraph withdrawals up to £10 are possible in urgent cases, with limits on frequency. It also notes telegraph and stock notices and a sample advertisement concluding with a five shillings per inch basis.
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Savi
Bank
Ug Ther Ollkers
Huoshamt
Wile
Chik Siren
Sydney
Savings Bank
Agers
Commonwealth
Ravellers
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Promoted As Safe Family Cure
An advertisement touts Chamberlains Cough Remedy as suitable for any family member. It claims the product quickly soothes coughs with non damaging action, composed of gentle ingredients, and available from chemists and storekeepers.
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Tim Young
Mothers' Approval Boosts Bonnington’s Trish Moss Support
The Mothers of Australia express strong backing for Bonnington’s Trish Moss, praising its economy and reliability as a medicinal product. It is advertised as a household remedy for whooping cough, croup, and related ailments.
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Bonnington
Australia
Pastoral Leases and Settler Concessions in Land Act Details
Historic notice outlines pastoral lease terms across divisions with rents and tenure, concessions for settlers including aids via Agricultural Bank, rail fare allowances, and import duty provisions. It mentions expiration in 1928, dates, and multiple district offices, plus a medicinal advertisement for Bonnington's Irisit Moss.
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Laod
Aumberley
Nurue-West
Joan
Goldieidu
Jana Haseen
Rauway Department
Landa Department
Lande Department
Menzica Coolgardie
Kalgourlle
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