Fat Lamb Industry Expands In Western District Debates
A district meeting discussed expanding fat lamb production and establishing freezing works in Germidion and Beverley. Mayor and officials weighed pasture improvements, export logistics, transport costs, and marketing arrangements to boost supply, with calls for government support and railway freight cuts.
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Chefat Lamaty
Gorahout
Mel NS. Davenport
Department of Agricintury
BR. Carson
Immb
Sauve
Davenport
Alans
Elven Avehorage Hutchers Ltd
Trent
Aera
Wuigny
Annewnew
Weat
Asport Company
Sai
Ute
Chayman
Bathrae
Jong woul-Meries
Ewes
Owen Arible
Damhs
T Fireen
Uarenpore
Beverley
Ligeention
Owen
Cine
Mathern
Ami
F. Green
Southdown
Sistetet
Eriyabe
Tn Weizht
SmitRetd
Cmt
Perth
New
Sith Walon
Thig
Chenil
Bir
Tate
Lanka
Ibcombe
Hiomalek
Gernidies
Deeenport
Davenwort
Lester
Geraldon Svorlel I
Hall
F. J. Horwood
Cerakdton
Valleuy
New Sth Wales
Luhia
Kalgoorlie Sensation Shot At Police Sergeant
In Kalgoorlie a sergeant narrowly escaped death as a shooter fired from twenty five yards near Cuswidy Street. The assailant fired four more shots after breaching a gate. no workers were hit. A man was arrested later on charges of mental disturbance.
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Kalgonelie
Polle
Wichardson
Cuswidy
Fred
Be Cood Bet London Rivalry Sparks Family Row
Fragmented report describes Jura Feretih Kenworthy, daughter of Jord Striabwigh, amid a betting dispute over a £100 cheque. The wager allegedly centered on her behavior and attendance at social events, with her mother and others commenting on parental expectations and propriety. The text is garbled but centers on a contentious bet and family tension.
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London
Jura Feretih Kenworthy
Jord Striabwigh
Arne Bivehdlas
Laury Straithdieh
Mboy Dunn Ailton
George
Emvanaien
Arsenal Foerba
Greyhound Nose Print Identity System Trialed
A veterinary study in Vietnam outlines a nose print system to identify greyhounds. It describes collecting unique nasal patterns to create individual IDs, aiming to reduce misidentification and enhance tracking in racing operations.
Champion Miler Tonic and Erne dominate meet
A fragmented report notes Champion Miler Tonic and Erne excel in a track event, with references to The land of George T. Weeder and Consent Gardin. Mentions of family members Alfred aged 27 and Sears and Stanley aged 2 years appear amidst garbled details about a wax cover and track speed.
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Vale
Juan
Sewiese
Fiat
George T. Weeder
Fam & Co
Consent
Gardin
Aim Bydnes
Iw Brothers
Alfred
Sears and Stanley
Young Syn
Tribute to Edgar Wallace and staff at Mourne Kiwi
Fragmentary obituary notes Edgar Wallace and his butler, with references to mourners and a ceremonial tribute at Wallace’s home in Hunioe Kewt. Mentions Alwyn Wallace and a servant named Dowie, with unclear details about service, dress, and memorial sentiments.
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Lomminton
Dunwe
Kakssre Wallner
Mourne Kiwi
Ruckinghaishine
Inawes
Hebert Dowie
Wallan
Venus
Devens
Bait Jers
Haber
Tia
Eas
Chathiamte
Wallace
Hunioe
Kewt
Sind
Alwyn Wallace
Bern
Dominion Women at World Conference Oddities and Attire
Report fragments describe a World Conference with references to Dominion women, fashion details, scarlet skins, white hats, and elaborate colors. The text mentions representatives from New Zealand and Africa and includes garbled dialogue about attire and renewals, ending with approximate remarks and nonsensical lines.
Frayed Whitwses and Fra RaliGus Wear in Turbulent Trade
A jumble of garbled terms describes garments like girdles and tweed shawls woven in lawyerly prose. Mentions of Fra Rullian and Baroness Roetern surface among references to a Weastern wardrobe trade and a staged confrontation at a convention hall.
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Rullian
Wemuan
Roetern
Tweed
Datiah Faruwr
Anna
Woestulaater
Great Blondin Tight Wire Feats Remembered
Laurden, June 3, recounts seventy year old memories of a daring tight wire act performed by a famed wire walker. The piece details family, public reactions, and the perilous stunts seen on a high rope, including a dramatic wheelbarrow moment and the crowd’s awe. It preserves names and places from the event while noting the risks faced by performers and spectators alike.
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Laurden
Alomdin
Strvathan
Lande
Buthamith
Belwaeed
Wales
Omer
Spalis
Aden
Wire
Fee Roth
Paris visitors duped in confidence trick tale
A fragmented report describes a Paris street scam involving New Zealand visitors and a group including Mr and Mrs Sullide. A set of keys is found by the trio, leading to a lively sequence where a local man, Patrick Net, is drawn into a social gathering before a wallet full of branches and notes is divested, leaving the group discussing the incident and the victims’ plans to meet the Paris host.
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Breslin
Anailer
Michelle
Sum
Fender
Paris En
Maine
Jultine
Bennet
Ter Aires
Dyers
Paria
Triehman
Cate
America
Neil
Snflich
Sutlich Gutlet
Breneh Ant Annerientt
Fey
Bets Owen
Farina
Neal
Mearrsellin
Orf Coer
Perentiestints
Economie Stenerane
Elie Wit Agrlentinite Wits
Faery
paTier
Ives
Ariel
Armen
Yannaber
Haas
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Milland Railway Company
Horwood
Midian
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Air
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Chapanan
Greep Veld
FT. Mowring
Rummy
Rexona
Herman & CO
Kalgoorlie
Air Mail
Peer
Greyhound Nose
Ubon
Surenie
Apauulak
Emre
Syitmey
Tor Ron
Woedlersom
Freser
Edgar Wallace
Walam Vinus
Dominion
Luchet Space
West
Ford
Salnen
Lupp Motors Limited
Geraldton
Blondin
Tight Wire
Paris
New Zealand
Dr. Morse
Gerabotem’ Newspapers Limited
DMATG
Crooks & Thouker Ltd
Roy Amited
Marine Terrace
Deralion
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