Unioniata Leaders and Port Adelaide Jumpers Rally in Spite
An article notes Unioniata and Port Adelaide supporters forming a procession to attend a meeting pivoting on political loyalties. It mentions betrayal among allies and a vow to vote at a clock hour, highlighting tensions in the Labor and Builder circles and a vow of moral support for a WuWeer’Hultetin initiative. The piece references Bert Pirie and local builders’ laborers in a shifting political mood.
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Unioniata
S. Aust
Port Adelaide
Bert Pirie
Fion
Fragmented Telegram Summary of April Fiscal Figures
Fragmentary telegram style notes reference state spending and revenue for April and the prior year. It mentions a 3% spread against a previous month, with totals around 342,704 and 0770 in unclear units, and references the BEpic Buy Acteit and LTH.
Belgian Relief Fund Meeting Report and Finances
The Belgian Relief Fund Committee held its monthly meeting in the Parish Hall on Tuesday. The secretary reported the fund’s receipts and expenditures for the month, noting balances carried forward and total funds in hand. the treasurer and secretary urged further contributions to support the relief effort.
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Cormitten
Thieslay
Eliot
Unclear fragment headlines amid mangled OCR text
The readable parts show fragmented phrases about winter, farewell, and various names or terms. The content is garbled with no coherent event or clear entities to summarize into a factual news item.
Germany Must Be Punished for Her Abominable Crimes Speech
A World War I era dispatch reports Lord Curzon demanding punishment for German crimes. Zeppelins raid the English coast with limited damage while Allied overtures suggest likely acceptance. Dunkirk bombardment, Flanders fighting continue, and German weekly losses near 30,000 for the past seven days.
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Germany
Lord Curzon
Flanders
Mystery Orbit of Bretests and May Arming Past
Fragmented text discusses Kerman property in Bretests and a man named Yahone. It mentions opinions on dominions asserting control over property in the empire as a form of response to Heist prisoners. The piece references public demonstrations and demand for more than platitudes from the government.
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May
Wermay
Rebersal
British destroyers chase German torpedo boats in the Atlantic
Reported naval action near the Galloper and north of the Hythe lightships. German torpedo boats attacked the British destroyer Recruit and the Columbia, sinking the latter with heavy casualties. Four British destroyers Laforey Leonidas Laurel and Fark repelled the attack, with two German vessels sunk. Casualties included 21 crew saved from Recruit and a high number lost from the Columbia. A rescue attempt by a trawler Daisy saved four officers and 21 crewmen. A British submarine attack wounded rescuers, while a French landing at the Burdanelles appears to have success. The report notes ships and officers involved and the overall engagement near the Galloper.
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London
Recruit
Ulumbix
Laforey
Leonidas
Laurel
Fark
Tiss
Avias
Unclear OCR summary from May casualty list in London
Fragmentary OCR text mentions casualty counts and units in London during May, referencing West Australian division and several battalion or regiment designators. The readable material is incomplete, with several garbled names and phrases, preventing precise identification of persons, places, or outcomes.
Annual mostin cut held at Birthday Me presiding over
The meeting chaired by Mr B Steggul opened with approval of minutes, a £0 2s 0d balance shown, secretary Mr Ws position discussed due to other calls. Staffing and election details followed, with numerous names proposed for patron, deputies, delegates, and management roles. Boundary umpire plan debated, aiming for four umpires per match and adherence to the year's salary calendar.
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Me. B. Steggul
Dag
Pass
G. Lang
J. Reve
Rosam
Elliot
Chester
Carter
Towalent
Mesdames Clack
Shepheard
Marshall
Cousmsitter
Messrs
Griffiths
EH. Marshall
W. Pass
Cross
G. Carter
Chshrman
Football Notes Scrappy Scratch Match Draws Interest
A scratch match at the recreation ground drew limited turnout but showed good effort from several players. Slater and King are expected to be strong contributors once season form settles, while Edward and Motqal name still to be heard. Veteran umpire Mr Gallicor, once a Maryborough district central official, attended as referee alongside several potential new district players.
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Recreation Ground
Job planting with promptness and despatch
A brief note offers prompt job planting with quick action and requests a phone quote by calling number six.
Meat prices and market distress in 19th century Britain
Correspondence discusses meat supply issues, wholesale hunting, and price increases. It notes wholesalers and butchers resisting price cuts, claims delays in settlements, and government department actions on compensation and legal proceedings. Mentions German ships and local market tension in February 28, 1885.
Valuations sought after Mullewa reassessment
In May East the officer in charge of fund ceatiny plan Visite Mullewa and gazetted the resumptions. Neal Naluer was asked to make valuations to support the Arbitration Court. The Visuer visited Mullewa to value properties for further evidence, and the matter rests between the claimants and the Crown Law Department while unresolved claims remain with the claimants themselves.
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Mullowst
Perth
Aula
Sthway
Crown Law Department
Pri
Mullewa
Neal Naluer
Visuer
Arbitration Court
Amunt
Dnders
Works and Industries
Ff Sheimann
Lative Assembly
Empire Day Celebrations Anger in Germilton Letter
A Citizen letter from May 1015 denounces Empire Day plans and urges public officials to heed King’s wish for Empire Way celebrations. The writer commends Disgusted Parent for outspoken critique and warns sports and events may distract from national duty amid danger to the Empire.
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Germilton
Empire
TE Bey Abieh
Whanuk to make a Tess to the Editor
Letter to the editor from Perth calling attention to unemployment and soup kitchens. It refers to a complaint about a local stall in Stirling Street and criticizes government hospitality as inadequate while urging readers to seek any sort of work.
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Paik Vy News
Sim
Thayer
Vo Enmonds
Stirling-Strent
Perth
Chamois Alley
Market Report on Dalgety firm skin prices and wool trends
The March market report notes prices for skin and wool largely unchanged from the previous week. Suppliers report steady demand for summer greys and a continued, though cautious, trade in hides, kangaroo and wallaby skins, with quotations detailed for weights and conditions.
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Showpsina
Mrukera
Mides
Wallaby
Hacking Cougaat Sense: Woods Peppermint Cure Story
A quirky children's tale features Hacking Cougaat Sense and Woods with a Great Peppermint Cure. The fantasy duo seeks a playful remedy to cheer a town, mixing whimsy and small adventures in a lighthearted, period-voiced style.
Dalgety and Co reports quiet stock market activity
Dalgety and Co Ltd’s weekly report notes quiet trade for cattle and sheep in the north, with most large lots sold earlier. Prices eased for prime cattle at Copley’s Siding and North Fremantle, while yarding continued at Dalgety’s and Kalgoorlie market shifting buyers. Wheat and oats markets show muted but varied movement with improving rain expectations.
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Dalgety and Co. Ltd
Northas
Copley's Siding
North Fremantle
North Fremantte
Npley
Marken
Doghe
Western Australia
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Kalgoorlie
Kimberleys
Todlay
Murchison
Messem
Murray Bros
Vale
Murchison Wethers
Nie Mill
Pete Blin
Maghtor
Travsons
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