Brede Agency Advertises Machinery and Vehicle Supplies
Ernest H Brede agents for Royal Insurance Company Ltd and H J Wigmore Co Ltd list agricultural machinery including Shearer implements Osborne binders and rakes garden plows and Harvey garden implements. Also advertised Caterpillar tractors paints varnishes and Blue Circle motor products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Insurance Company Ltd
H. J. Wigmore & Co. Ltd
Agricultural
Osborne
Harvey Garden
Hanaford
Blue Circle
Astronomical Sunrise and Sunset for Ger Aldtow May
Astronomical times for Ger Aldtow in May list phases including first quarter full moon and new moon with approximate dates. The fragment indicates times and lunar phases but lacks clear values or full dates for definitive reporting.
Fragmentary child remark hints at unknown event
A garbled OCR fragment shows a three year old named Nancy and a указано unclear dialogue about a future event. The text is damaged and lacks coherent facts, with stray phrases about listening, attention, and a vague schedule hint. No identifiable persons, places, dates, or organizations are clearly stated.
Weather Notes Signal Unseasonal Rain Across Regions
An unexpected cold air current brought rainfall across the South West and Narrogin with 49 points recorded on Tuesday night and shifts noted through Wednesday. Rosedale also logged rainfall and nearby stations reported dusting and scattering. The meteorologist foresees beneficial dewspear and suggests the spell may aid the country, as reported by the Great Southern Leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Narrogin
Rosedale
al Pointe
Thia
Sterley
Unclear historic note on weather aids and leadership
Fragmentary report discusses alleged interference and guidance from a general leadership figure. It mentions dry weather conditions, Dr. Mainland, and advice to drink only boiled water, but the text is garbled and the key facts are uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Femey
Mackie
Mainland
Semante
Vermin Destruction Debate at Upper Chapman Ratepayers Meeting
At a late April meeting of Upper Chapman Road Beart ratepayers the Vermin Act was discussed. Peter Milltone chaired with board members Forbes Gaubl, and about thirty attendees debated potential amendments to the Act and enforcement. A May Vermin Inspector report prompted actions to address unpoisoned properties and statements from residents before further measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapmnn Road
Beart
Regan
Vermin
Aly. Milltune
W. F. Forbes
5. &. Gaubl
G. Maker
G. Pema
McDeanelt
D. Cahill
F. Roann
Ai. Cahill
Baker
Vermin Board
Variuu
T. Simp +som
W. A. Taylor
Rabbits and Poison Policy Criticized by East Yona Farmer
W Willans of East Yona bay 34 criticizes the Upper Henk Ments station to Farmers over rabbit poisoning. He claims the Board forces farmers to lay poisons while neglecting others, cites losses of wheat and livestock, and says inspectors demand more poison time. He calls for broader poisoning of nonfarmed land to curb rabbit breeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beart
Rabius
Rurrasen
Geraldton
East Yule State School
Trorth
Kangaroo Kills Lead to Heavy Fines in Collie Court
In Collie Polies Court defendants Gordon Howey William Rowey and John Flyan faced charges under the Game Act for killing kangaroos near Treeaville about 14 miles from Collie. Flynn had prior court appearances. Gordon Rosey pleaded guilty to two killings with fines set at £3 plus £10 per skin. Rowey and Flyny pleaded not guilty to fifty counts. evidence showed two kangaroos carcasses and a camp with fresh hides and two bundles of skins. Flynn fined £2 and costs plus 10 shillings per skin for half the kangaroos. Rowey fined £2 and costs with imprisonment default.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collie Polies
Gordon Howey
William Rowey
John Flyan
St Peck
Treeaville
Collie
Flynn
Collie Mall
Gordon Rosey
William Roney
John Figny
Constable Andrews
Austin
Treesville
Belgranta
Bewrk
Rovey
Woods Great Wippermint Cure for Children's Hurking Cough
A historic remedy named Woods Great Wippermint Cure is described as a treatment for children's persistent coughing. The ad claims its effectiveness and targets parents seeking relief for a common ailment in youngsters.
True Poetry In Perfect Phrase And Rhythm
A compressed excerpt praises poetry framed in cultured language and rhythmic flow. It extols genius in verse and suggests poetry can lift spirits during winter. The text contains whimsical typos and invented phrases, ending with a playful nod to peppermint care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thame
Tragic Indian Riot A Firearm Accident Spreads Fear
In Calcutta on June 2 a riot turned fatal when a stray bullet struck a man causing the death of seven people including a wife and ten children. a woman was wounded and hospitalized. Troops dispersed crowds at Kabuli Gate as the unrest continued late into the night. later a military patrol faced attack in Gor Kahtri street with a refugee firing from a rifle, killing seven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kabuli Gate
Gor Kahtri
Petrol economy tests Chevrolet Six achieves high miles per gallon
In Perth on May 17 under the Reval Automobile Club of W.A. 29 Chevrolet cars competed in a fuel economy test. The grand average was 35 miles per gallon with top results near 46.312 mpg. All variants were standard and demonstrated strong real world efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perth
Krem
Reval Automobile Club
W.A. Chich
Malesim Street
North Fremantle
Canning Road
Catway
Belmont End
Secession Agitation in May Letter on Tariffs
A letter under the pen name Occidental argues high tariffs promote primary production by providing economical machinery, while its author claims the writer is a primary producer with a private axe. The note questions tariff aims and invites Occidental to reveal identity for clarity and fuller debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imac
Wne
Tani
Mansey
Adelaide Cup racing notes and Derby stakes outlook
City sporting letter from Helena Vale previews next weekend racing events in Adelaide and Melbourne. It notes entries closing Wednesday for Melbourne and Caulfield Cups and other classics, with high stakes for events like the Melbourne Cup £10,000 plus Cotland and Cantala prizes. Temptation, Adelaide Cup winner, is linked to Mural, Perth Cup winner, and Temptation may run in the Birthday Cup. Mentions about Temptation’s sire Royal Alwyne, trainer changes, and the progress of horses like Tom Pinch and Wight Guard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena Vale
Racing Club
Pecretarien
Clas ‘Mve
VLC
Sydeer
Epsom
Metropolitan
Temptation
Mural
Beyst Samproun
Carbine Fom Marchesa
St. Albans
Sally Hraw
Swiveller
Royal Alwyne
Rt. Alwyne
Collarenc
Aber
Murebem
Beb
Trewarthe
Michaurer
Prechillect
Fremantle
Tom Tighe
Belmont
Arimand
J. Wike
Poe
Ridleg Teva
Guinras
Tom Pinch
Amllesece
Phar Lap
Wight Guard
Loachim
St. Anton
van Vean
Flemington
Clem Hill
Thoroughbred racing notes from a crowded meeting
A fragmented report details multiple horse races with odds and outcomes. Names like All Black, Exenevier, Jolly Postman, and Koorathella appear amid finishes and betting figures. The text notes defections, preferences, and close verdicts, including a thrilling finish where Koorathella narrowly beats Brow nile by a head.
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Bud Len
Mankeill
Sum
All Black
Kongon
W Trek
Ergotle
Exenevier
Run
Roseburn
Swiecer
Ton Foy
Hore
Manier
Syncapate
Rel Beggar
Yodo
Nauerest
Mix
Aeld
Yerby
Dait Crest
Jolly Postman
Wailser Bast
Jolly Lace
George Leonard
Rt Gravity
Green Baron
Tile of Rows
Peter Kyne
Thors
Mise Anchivity
Oranjady
Fair
Landfall
Rtrut
Gloamas
Bmoketumh
Noogen
Fillans
Fitzet
Kallon
Koorathella Harden
T's
Bravada
Kalve Bas
Te Nyson
Koorathella
Brownile
de Nyssom
Chilakonga Einer
Chia
Road Board in Northampton to resign en masse after June meeting
The Northampton Road Board discusses resignations as Chairman W Patrick retires to focus on parliamentary duties. Members including J Hosken announce resignations amid protests over secretary dismissal, with adjournment until Saturday for ordinary business and a public meeting to address the employment issue. The election is set for June 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northampton
Road Board
Naturilay
Aresant
Nawely
Messrs
B. Porter
N. G. Wright
North Ward
A. Horan
W. Patrick
Enet
A. W. Ash
W. J.wenkle
South Wand
M. J. Hopken
C. T. Lamler
Went Ward
A. Glance
Central Ward
Jarrick
Arawal
Imu
Me Fwalernit
Public Works Department
Br. Sanderson
Aml
Ats Pan
M. J. Hosken
The Complete Outfit Ruburban Borrower
A garbled OCR fragment features names Ruburban Borrower Swhearban and ailing phrases about ratching grass and trouble. The text is incomplete and inconclusive, lacking clear event or person details to clarify a coherent news item.
The Geraldton Guardian and Express Summary Event
The Geraldton Guardian and Express published daily editions with Saturday issue coverage. Local news, notes, and brief items circulated under the Geraldton imprint, reflecting archival newspaper practice.
Meat inspection subsidy debated at Nas Council meeting
At a Wednesday Nas Council session the Commissioner of Public Health outlined plans to discontinue the annual subsidy of 1 23 toward the cost of employing a meat inspector. Critics argued that fees earned by inspectors more than cover costs and protested the move. Cr. Ctnume urged caution while Cr. Lamer noted 30 percent of meat inspected is sent elsewhere, questioning why the municipality should bear the full cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nas Council
Commissioner of Public Health
Ahdye
Cr. Lamer
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P. McGrath
Buyerpix
Highland Prince
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Hull
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Silver Imooges
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Milard
Silver Prince
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