Northampton Roads Board January meeting notes and actions
The North ampton Road Board met on Friday January 28 with Chairman A. duhnwin and members present. Updates include a Smith eroad clearing contract at a penny per chain, Willow Gully road work requests, and approvals for footbridge funding over Unamerra Creek. The board discussed expenditure estimates for minor improvements, maintenance funding constraints, timber licensing issues, and recommendations from the Education and Works Departments. Also noted: no further funds for additional repairs due to limited finances, and several departmental correspondences on roads, noxious weeds, and railway rights of way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northampton Road Board
Presont Messin
A. Duhnwin
W. B. Mitchell
S. RL. Emfiott
8. Hosken
W. Chisholm
TW. Drew
F Rowland
Ts Jd Per
Wiksariafaeden
J. A. Walliams
Willow Gully
W. Patrick
Alma A.A
Tw Buard
Wintersratt
Works Department
Hampton Road
Austor Ash
Mindi
Unamerra Creek
L and
Education Department
Kohajuanna
Pwriavion
Mercy Bros
Paler
Krom
Central Board
We Reader
Eligios
Voges
Department of Agriculture
Boars
Lee Department
Cunningham Rees
Reviol
Cue Wingham Heox
G. Teale
Laws Department
Bears
Turfs of the Kilgoorin Cup Results Noted
The afternoon sport page lists early results from the Kemglots Cup with mentions of Fidele Vet and Sam Betting as winners. The text records various horse names and placements, including Musketere and others, amid weather notes and a brief rundown of events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kulgoorlin
Kapol Turpler
Fidele
Ciavmree Shertaty
Sam Betting
Perh Court Conspiracy Case Involving Maternity Home
In Perth on a Tuesday evening the criminal court heard a case of conspiring to perform an illegal operation. Jane White, running a maternity home, faced charges with Alice Snell and Matilda Coleman over arranging an illegal operation. Witnesses Snell and Coleman testified about Coleman’s pregnancy and the alleged plans to pay expenses, with White questioned but no operation performed. The judge’s summary suggested conspiracy, not an actual illegal operation, and the jury found a verdict of not guilty on the conspiracy charge. A romantic subplot tied to Miss Coleman’s confinement was noted, with Marziel Hy Parry cited as a related figure in Fremantle Gaol.
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Perth
Juathre Rooth
Triibal Court
Jane White
Bay Whig
Alice Swell
Matilda Ellen Coleman
Nannie
Snell
Colemmen
Coleman
Barty
Hee
Barry
Crowther
Justine Booth
White
Gatis
Ullalr
Miss Coleman
Marziel Hy Parry
State school books for pupils revealed in debate
The discussion centers on whether state schools should supply readers and essential books and whether parents should be required to buy copies. Officials note some texts are supplied by the department, while others must be paid for by families if affordable, with no compulsion. Concerns include budget constraints and the impact on poorer students while addressing dairy health and tuberculin issues.
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Anil
Ieee
Ingtanos
Chilaren
Ten Men Killed in Belgian Colliery Cage Fall
Latest cables report a Belgian colliery disaster at Charleroi where a cage fall killed ten men. Also noted are obituaries of officials and a shocking double suicide by a husband and wife, plus French actions in Morocco, and colonial wool sales figures and commodity quotes from London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Charlerai
Belgium
Ghoulish Council Reception Draws Civic Ire
The Sunday Times reports a sharp clash at a Geraldton Council reception for a visiting dignitary. Critics accuse officials of mishandling protocol as the court’s visit coincided with the Day Dawn murder trial, provoking strong local sentiment and calls for accountability from Attorney General Keenan and city leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunday Times
Geraldon
Dinige McMillan
Keo
Judas
McMilan
Keenan Uist Co
Abe
Norbert
Magnificent play marks English cricketers versus tea team match
A torn report recounts a football game under British association rules at the Association Ground. English players impressed with a fast, skilful display led by bolt sidow though visitors showed steadier defense. A controversial ref decision and crowd reactions colored the match as both sides enjoyed the play and a late goal secured a narrow result.
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Pveth
Netwich
Warnell Yestoray Lange
Ormond
PATHE
Local Bids Opened for Contaminant Removal Project
Public Works opened bids from Jamesrant of Conlon as lowest for the replacement of blocks in town. No tenders were received for the removal of Hamilton Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porth
Totwlay Aternoyn
Public Works Department
Openual
Tonilers
James Rant
Conlon
Jowest Laderce
Condon Post
Fic
Hamlilaur Iespital
Stnarta
Pay Dawn Muti Pristioning for a Reprieve
Perth Tuesday afternoon reports petitions being prepared for presentation to His Excellency the Governor in favor of a reprieve in the Day Dawn murder case. Haynes and Mills, defence counsel, are actively involved in pursuing the reprieve effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perth
Tuewlay
Haynes and Mills
Opinion on Smut in Wheat by Agriculture Minister
This Morning Mr dh Mitchell, Bhorister for Agriculture, asserts smut in wheat is caused by iron sulphate rather than copper sulphide. He claims adulterated articles supplied to farms and calls for samples from agricultural societies to be sent to the department for analysis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westralia
Dh Mitchell
Dangerous aptharties and tablets for sale
Fragmented OCR notes claim violent aptharties of obligatory profiles and mention Dowels and Chamberlain tablets said to ease constipation and inflammation. It suggests these products are sold by merchants and storekeepers, but the text is garbled and partially unintelligible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Adulterated Milk Case Fined in Fremantle Court
In Fremantle Pollon Court yesterday Michael Healy was charged with milk adulteration. The defense claimed an employer spilled milk during transfer and water was added to compensate. The bench condemned the practice as very bad and ordered costs of £15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremantle
Fremantle Pollon
Michael Healy
Detervant
Efemian
Perth Alerter Judgment in Green vy Winn Well Comper Commingcase
A Perth court ruled in a case involving Green vy Winn Well Comper Comming. The plaintiff claimed a six month engagement with a company agent at 110 percent weekly pay. The defendant company repaid 27 12% and the court awarded costs to the plaintiff for fees and travel incidences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perth
Green Vy Winn
Momtay
Prigine
Gellar Wiltt
Bisrfare
Resetstad Om
Testimonial to surgeon skill at Longport hospital
The letter praises DY Hongertond and Des Tumgertord for skill in cancer removal from the tongue and long recovery, noting rapid tumor removal, hospital stays, and patient George Thomas Sen endorsing the care and expertise at the facility and urging others to seek expert help locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hongertond
Howe
Trent
Faye Larned
Art
Porky
Canvalise
Gerfort
Geraktion Traupitaal
Frorge Thomas
Sen
Geraldton Express Free Delivery For Six Months
The Geraldton Express announces free home delivery across the state for twelve months at no charge to recipients. The program follows a policy of mailing free copies to any address in the state for the period ends six months from inception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geraldton
Nilvance
Western Australia land policy and settlers plea in March letter
A reader from Geraldton urges Parliament to accelerate land sales in the Great South West, arguing current restrictions deny farmers access to acres for wheat and grazing. He cites families like the Forrester brothers and others who recently settled, noting imports from South Australia and potential rail links. He stresses immediate land availability to attract settlers and boost regional development.
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Vietaria
Aye Proadius
Western Australia
Thas
Ube
Fitor
Thien
Crawford
Tip
Northampton
Ant
Rome
West
Iis Colony
Uys
Victoria
Katanning
Bunbury
Acre
Lamis
Uftikara
South Australia
Useeka
Vnl
Sears
Welltecha
Austin
Seth
Yale
Backache Kidney Pills Credited With Cure Claims
Fragmented ad style piece touts Dean's Backache Kidney Pills as a cure for backache and urinary disorders. It names Mrs. E Suttor of Dug Lawhiry and describes lasting relief after two boxes, urging readers to purchase at 1/0 per box. Includes dubious warnings and unrelated notices about forthcoming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Suttor
Dug Lawhiry
Dean
Doun
Fragmentary Notice From Crete Clark Inquiry
Fragmentary OCR shows a local notice mentioning Crete Clark and a commission related to an allowance of £40. It references a two month period and a payment condition, with unclear names and places. The readable items suggest a formal inquiry or commission action rather than a complete event.
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Vineberg
Marine Terrace
Jewellery
Worthampton Roads Board
Kalgoors
Tne
Criminal Court
Pere Eimelen
Basieries
Thauli
Ny “le Grondeur
Inspector General
Abey
Analas
Ali
Burke
S.P.C
Leif
Bander
Prath
Tvenlig
Antawnent
Lep- Hin
Ighanistan
Lewis Mervyn Hugh
Hughes and Sons
Moro
Madrakas
Lonton
Venting
Morocco
Colontal Wool Sales
Une
Aira
al & Ins
United Kingdom
CIVIE
Australia
Public Works
Dawn Muti Pristioning
Conrad Staenee
Peng A
Wingerpord
Geraldion
Oregon
Ruberold
Avanarina Colture
Bherwin-Will
Wolobach
Galvanised Iron Co
Powellized
Jams Paine J. M. Ferguson, Limited
Marie Terrace, Grimnproy
Cena di
Uelle
A. Oldham
Baltos
Pho
Nannine News
Roophe Brag
Ernstine Frond Barre
Hattoey & Vary
Boykell
al Fay Ravine Irs
Rome Hayes
Telne
Geroo
Ceraloton
Cosca
Pitman
Wwe
Hivad
Rentie
Peanti
Eth
Peruson
Norris
Crete
Clark
Clalin
Orlin
Thawe
Melutyre
Thane
Elain
Antinett
Rick
Aes Iad
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