Perimeter health Vinok and electrum of the Commonwealth
A quar ter ending March 3 summary from Weekly statements shows in circulation 615 450 deposits bearing interest HAS 017 WW Md Savings Bank totals 1 880 845 26th total amount PE M abilities. Coined gold and silver notes 425 201. Balances due from their bank 409 529. Loans and advances to customers 1 794 190. A separate note mentions a missing miner Taner Calder from Sandstone camp after a disappearance on the night of Maxs. Police search the camp hush for him. the deceased of Sa vars age, height and grey hair described. The piece includes oblique editorials about liberty and caution in warnings to readers.
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Ealth Vinok
Commonwealth
Bia
Los Jas Ad
Savings Bank Deomits
Amont
Gare Sernitent
Vent Weles
Bile
Thier Banky
Inaperthr Hjalmes
Bates
Sandstone
Taner Calder
Tix
Maxs
NSW Wheat Harvest Estimates Show Shortfall Signals
Government statistician Trivett revises NSW wheat harvest to 12,800,008 bushels, with November forecast at 15 TMU WH. Usual meat and feed need about 11,500,000 bushels. previous carryover about 1,000,000 bushels. Net result indicates a shortage near 1,000,000 bushels, despite efforts by bakers, millers, and merchants to curb, avert, or delay losses.
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Symney
Way
Trivett
New South Wales
Coek
Fiat
The Premier’s Health in Melbourne Update
The Premier, returning from Western Australia, faced pneumonia risk and mild chest infection. A medical adviser ordered rest in Melbourne, a specialist was called in, and his condition improved with temperatures returning to normal. Friends express confidence in a full recovery within days.
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Melourne
Australia
Pecuonia
Hix
Alleged Chaff Stealing in Northam Court
A group including Spencer Smithy and J Alums appeared at Northam Police Court before the Acting Magistrate Mr W D Cowan on an alleged haying theft case. They were remanded for eight days with bail granted, as the government sheds trove at Gast Northam.
Death in Geraldton Leaves Family in Mourning
A death notice from Geraldton reports the passing of a local resident. The family, including Mrs W Lewis of Geraldton, awaits further details as funeral arrangements and preparations unfold. A relative named Frank Wenchty, linked to the Hunters Department, and another brother, Weight, who is moving to a new city position, are mentioned in the notice.
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Geraldton
Mourtain
All China
Frank Wenchty
Blackboy
Yating
W Lewis
Gere Wldton
Australia’s Losses at the Dardanelles Reported
The Telegram reports ongoing Allied actions at the Dardanelles with supposed German attacks repulsed and heavy casualties. Dispatches from Petrograd and London discuss Turkish defense, Russian advances, and western Galician engagements while Allied disembarkations continue and German forces push for breakthroughs.
Defence official notes mixed progress in casualties report
The Minister of Defence said in Melbourne on May 2 that officials at Alexandria advised most wounded were making satisfactory progress, with only the previously cited cases still dangerous.
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Mellbourne
Munister
Torday
Alexandria
War casualties and political notes from May day reports
The list of casualties from Gallipoli includes Australians with Major Carter Captain Barnes Captain Anneat and Lieutenant Mountain among those named. other items cover Lloyd George in the House of Commons outlining war costs and a report of German captures in Western Galicia along with fresh proposals facing cabinet decisions in Paris and London amid wartime intrigues and tensions.
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May
Vardanellex
Wiheers
Carter
Perth
Barnes
Guildford
Anneat
Subitco
Mountain
Geraldun
London
House of Commons
Tay
MU Lloyd George
World War I Battle Reports From Gallipoli But Fragmented
A damaged, OCR laden fragment reports Allied and German positions with references to Australian British and French troops at Gallipoli. Names of wounded include West Australian units and several privates, with unclear dates and rank details, presenting a patchy casualty list.
May Rain Hits Yalgoo Weather Hike Noted
Prom Our Correspondent reports May rainfall near Yalgoo with 54 points on Thursday and 25 on May Day. Weather improves after heavy showers as locals note damp conditions and a strong north wind.
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Artester
Payne's
Wind State
Hatines
Wareden Crockett and
Messrs
Idgeon
Lown, Sa
Ueebarge
Kaneral
Amd
Morley
Wanted Known That Wourat Theme in a Daring Colonial Voice
A verbose column fragment discusses literary figures, public duty, and wartime sentiment. It laments personal slander against ancestral voices, praises front-line sacrifice to defend the empire, and critiques financial elites while condemning anti-tax Britishers. The piece hints at German steel awakening patriotism and duty.
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Dardanelles
Te Empire
Self help meat scheme urged by reader letter
A Geraldton letter from a "FAMILY MAN" proposes middle class action to slaughter and sell meat locally. He suggests working people form a cooperative butcher cart service, using two carts and horses, to supply families at cash prices with hides revenue funding costs. He argues it would cut reliance on authorities and ease meat access for households.
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Eaprewa
Brice
Carraldton Towle
Murchison
Fremantle
Geraldton
Max
Bert
Irwin
Lahar
Fragments From a Sworn Debate and Press Voice
A garbled OCR fragment shows a heated public discussion on taxation, public works, and government policy. It references politicians, the Liberal press, Farmers and Country Party, and questions about rate changes and reader perceptions amid ongoing political contention.
Empire Day Meeting Divided Over Celebrations
A council chamber gathering to decide Empire Day plans faced split views over costs and tone. The Mayor presided as members weighed £50 in anticipated expenses and parishioners’ sentiment. Some urged maintaining public morale, while others called off celebrations amid wartime losses. The debate led to a meeting where supporters favored proceeding with events for children, even as others urged restraint.
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G.\. Kempton
Craven
LSE
Cantelo
Mev
Sfenkin
Shaw
Tlw
Areitine
Cpp
Pupire Dax
Mueh Wilting Maudeen
Tone Vierenagh
Faysie
Columme
Hardwicke
Jean
Creen
Earthquake Record Noted Near Japan After West Bromwich Quake
The May earthquake described as the most serious in seven sets was recorded by the seismograph at West Bromwich. The scene of the disturbance was reported as probable in Japan, with the needle dismounted by the shock at the station.
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Wonton
May
Tin Kaelisi Otarrvatorios
Japan
West
Bromwich
Railway Football Club Elects New Officials at Annual Meeting
The Railway Football Club held its annual meeting at the Club Hotel with President J Hickey presiding and P M Stegall in attendance. A secretarys report and balance sheet were adopted, new officers including W Harrison as president and G Newmarsh as secretary and treasurer were elected, a social for May 16 was planned, and a national selection committee was formed. Former Railway Club players Dido Cooper Reg Bivntnall and Bill McGilsty played for South Fremantle last Saturday with Cooper captaining.
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Railway Football Club
J. Hickey
P.M. Stegall
Parson
W. Harrison
Mr. Key
Meann Handeicke
Chaise J. Willcocks
C. Dineen
King
Slater
McCauley
Adams
Mounier
Thompson
Hickey
Hanmond
Dido Cooper
Reg Bivntnall
Bill McGilsty
Railway Club
South Fremantle
Cooper
Northampton Minstrels Delight Local Audience at King’s Hat
Northampton residents enjoyed the Dominoes from Geraldton at King’s Hat on Thursday night. A well attended program featured Mr T L Gibson as organizer, with performances by J R Stlfort and Bolton earning hearty applause. The show closed with the entertaining Forty Ritten and a post performance dance. Rainy winter weather persisted into Sunday and Monday.
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Mayo
Geraldton
King's Hat
Northampton
oxLainks
Gibson
Sins Heave
Bolton
J. R. Stlfort
Rome
Por Children's Tacking Cough at Night
Woods' Great Peppermint Cure celebrated as a nightly remedy for persistent coughs. Local advertisements urge parents to try the touted product for children, promising quick relief and soothing comfort.
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Woods
Ehildren
White Peak Notes Track Acreage Proposals And Local Fortunes
May 1 notes at White Peak report proposed seedings and acreage by residents T Ensthoff 300 acres W Ensthoff 200 acres H K Speedy at least 150 acres aims to sow more if wed secured Geo Colgate 100 acres ready to feed Harding near Wokavin poultry farming cites wheat shortages. Dewar stationmaster transfer to Wagin prompts delayed social send off. 80 points rain from Sunday night to Monday evening. Rumor of Pitchford wartime celebration ends with postwar song and a plan for a monster picnic seeks calm and sobriety after the war.
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W. Ensthoff
H. KE. Speedy
Geo. Colgate
Jim
Harding
Wokavin
Dewar
Wagin
Forwart
Wayin
Bes
Pitchford
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