A Wonderful Fodder Plant for Western Australia
A discussion of a remarkable fodder plant identified as Atriptex Tama dal Heron, promoted by A J Barber of the Midland Railway Company in London and Western Australia. The plant, a hardy evergreen from Spain, grows to a substantial height, tolerates hot winds and frost, and provides nutritious foliage and root cooling, with potential to improve pasture, feed cattle and horses, and aid butter packing in hot conditions. The interview urges broad cultivation and investment to transform barren lands into usable grazing areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trealder
Midland Railway Company
X Westyry
Airec
A. J. Barber
Western Australia
Winchester
Spain
Dr Morse Indian Root Pills claimed cures for skin diseases
Reader testimony from Perth WA describes relief from eruptions boils and skin blotches after two weeks using Dr Morse Indian Root Pills. The letter attributes liver torpor to illness and credits purification therapy for relief, noting headaches and facial eruptions improved and long illness ended.
W Zimpel's Showroom Offers Furnishing Advice
A visit to W Zimpel's Showroom convinces readers he has a dee ded claim for preference and renders advice essential to a successful furnishing scheme. The ad says his display demonstrates modern house furnishing in perfect taste and harmony, urging readers to call and see.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Zimpel
Public Grievances Spark Narrow Municipality Debate
A letter from Mr Logue of Walkaway questions the lack of published Greenough district meetings. Councillors and ratepayers clash over transparency and expense, with critics urging monthly public notices and others defending cost limits. The exchange hints at broader frustration with council procedures and safety of public access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wk Logue
Walkaway
Hob
Wilton
Greenough
Logilo
Deee
Fragmented Notes On Public Meetings And Paper Reports
The excerpt reflects a critical view of public meetings and newspaper reporting. It questions transparency, funding sources for audits, and whether official reports are fully published. It notes a tense atmosphere around discussions of taxation and consumer choices, with concern over who bears costs and how information is conveyed to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowitt
Guardian
Congo
Unes
Roarl
WAIL IN HEEL CAUSED BLOOD POISONING
A historical notice describes a severe heel wound leading to blood poisoning. The account credits a topical remedy and medical care, noting long illness, pain, sleepless nights, and eventual recovery after applying the product named in the piece. The passage reflects 19th or early 20th century medical advertisement language.
Turmoil and rumors across Europe and Australia noted
In London reports describe Servians accusing Ottomans of firing from the Austrian consulate roof at Srizvend and isolating an Austrian count. Dispatches from Belgrade and St Petersburg recount battles, tolls of death, and booty at Monastir. Financial strains cross with a Bulgarian loan and Paris stance on armament. In Australia, boxing and university appointments surface as the Armadale transports immigrants to West Australia.
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Joan
Srizvend
Herr Prochaska
Eray
London
Reulerk Athens
Constantinople
Janina
Sern
Humage
Suy
Europe
Cettings
Novabth
Montenegro
San Giovanni
Belgrade
Monastir
Magne
Austria
Terr von Kiderlen-Waehter
Taka
M. Poincaire
Jack Johnson
Taying
Newton Moore Haw
University At
Perth
Jly
Lomiton
Armadale
West Australia
Thades
Lives of Great Men Remain With Us This Day
A fragment reflecting on persistence and modesty with a tongue in cheek reference to jobs and ailments, mentioning Wolfe’s Bonnapps and Blomach and bowel troubles in a humorous, garbled style. The piece hints at virtue and resilience through misprinted lines and playful misstatements.
Morfin Apology Sought as Assembly Suspends Session
In Inter-State Sydney the Assembly met with Speaker Willis demanding an apology from Mr Morfin for conduct the previous night. Mr Moxham offered a full apology, was not delivered, and Mr Moxham was removed. The motion deemed the apology satisfactory, the Speaker vacated the chair and suspended the sitting until 1 36 am. The Premi dissenting motion was resumed after proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Willis
Morfin
Moxham
Mixham
Moxhaim
Nolfe
Debate on railway bill continues in assembly
State, Pert, Nov 21. The debate on the second reading of the Soreman-Farance Railway Bill continued in the Assembly with a 25 to 12 vote in favor after lengthy discussion. The bill then proceeded through committee of supply as the House sat past midnight. Port, Nov 1. Nominations closed for municipal elections with Mr T G Molloy the retiring mayor and candidates Thomas Shatin and Rte Browne in contention. Kulgoorte, Nov 20. A start was made Friday on infrastructure for the Trans-Australasian railway with a small initial workforce, rising later in the week. Perth, Nov 21. Wheat market: Chall fa.q. £3128 6d prime, £4 ts 6d old wheat 4s 1d.
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Pert
Soreman- Farance
Porth
Mrt
G. Molloy
Me. Thomas Shatin
Rte. 1
TL Browne
Kulgoorte
Perth
Fa.q
Turf racing markets at Perth meeting show few bets
The Hemont Five Hundred and Perth Two Thousand have little betting activity. Silver Lad leads to 3 to 1 with Golden Orb and Makoyer at 7 to 1. The mile and a quarter market unsettled, with Lityveil and Swagger favored. Kwasind scratched for Belmont Five Hundred and for the Two Thousand. Connolly won't send horses to the WA meeting. Artesian preparing to depart Melbourne as bookings continue.
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Perth
Golden Orb
Makoyer
Racksdale
Simple Maid
Balurdate
Horabel
Glorite
Lord Piavax
Cadilla
First Loch
Newmarrucarra
Kwasind
Rolan
Coolagunyah
Mining firm decides to cease Morning Star mine at Magnat
The Morning Star mine at Magnat will close for six months. The owning company will run tailings treatment for about 12,000 tons with an assay value of 24s per ton. Management cites unsustainable losses and insufficient funds to continue under present conditions. Government aid to cover monthly losses of up to 25 pounds is not expected. surface equipment and pumps were overhauled, and staff include woodcutters and others.
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Lonton
Mtouter
Sofa
Porte
Turkey
James Tavt
Constantinople
Bryan
Sydney
Abel
Indamma
James
Gm Jethes
Morning Star
Magnat
Anyi
V F. Shallerens
Minca
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Beary
Jon Tin
DR. Morse
Ube
Mes
L. Brown
Stewart Street
Lake Street
Havi
Deering
McCormick
Australia
Koml Mittlebold
Hobart
Grnerst
Anatar Seibert Tovmemie
Altion
Hs Forner
Beneft
Menor
Pheiry
Wien
Logay
Solieys
Valrayers
Vinton
Pont Svertary
Vorkapy
Keven
Cornell
Vervem
Mavony
Kleptomnatiar
Peay
Inden
Chavaldja
Nalxaria
Azim Paseha
Zabbuk
Ayer
RTE & CO
Mane
Wolfe
Deering” “McCormick
Connolly
W.A.T.C
Artesian
Melbourne
Altowan
Imani
Ermidton
Atete
Charles Hormann, Ceraldton
Thornley
Thomas
A. Gibson & CO
Fallowfield & CO
Eraldton
M. Perouror
Gta
Victoria Galvanised Iron. Co. Orb
Crooks & Brooker, Ltd
Marine Crersoe
Sepores Teosi English
Aveigem Murkela Ot
Waib Welatach Lichiog Coy O Amsurunm
Robet's
Glasgow Coy
Lad
Stooges
Coment, Carbide
Sto
Widapest
Tungary
Turin
TRALY
Waterloo Boy
LLO
Dalgety & Co., Ltd
Fremantle
Geraldton
Ta Mahomed
Sheriff Deen Hakeem
Imiian Florbsner
Marine Terrace
Union Bank
Hannan St
Kalgoartio
Murchison Forwarding Company
Porwaling & Machin
International Harvester Ec. of Australia, Ltd
Jie Seppalt and Sons, Ltd
Heppeltareld Fanoux
Saodoraon
Medaa
the Central Fish and Oyster Saloon
Mushett Bros., Proprie
Bea
Haspera
Altarnoon
Sappers
Schilline Savea
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