Town seeks teachers as winter hunger grips townsfolk
From Our Own Correspondent December 17 describes a rural area pressed to find female teachers. Local residents criticize Parliament for inaction, demand funds for schools, and lament lack of suitable housing. The piece also notes public works delays, water supply issues, and infrastructure woes amid hard times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faleatinn Department
Ramntey
Yuuthie Tencher
Corkie
Road Board
Railways Department
Geraliham
Communism Conference Held in MC
A terse report notes a conference labeled as communism related events held in Minnesota City. It mentions participants and organizational backing but lacks detailed outcomes or dates.
World Revolution and International Politics Amid Turbulent Times
A garbled dispatch notes shifts in global power struggles with references to Britain Germany and Australia. It cites Lenin and Zinoviev discussing world revolution and the role of an executive in future policy, highlighting tensions between nations and seemingly divergent paths toward progress and conflict.
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Ign
Zanoviethy
Australia
Britain
Hithoria
Sauna Nwyalens
Ruste Oran
Euternationale Bs
M. Lenin
Vane
Prizes and Surprises at Village Fair Contested Awards
Prizes awarded amid odd contests at a village fair include a silver flask for whist and a 14K bracelet and field glasses for other feats. A baron’s job lot of hooks caused a family of six to win two prizes, and a local lad with a high jump earned a surprise prize. The event, full of quirks, highlighted local customs and random winnings.
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Simi Eaeyl
Ink
Mans Hy
Milgrim
Vou
Nisingeas
Farewell to Walkley as Onalow Club hosts party
Correspondent reports a December farewell gathering at Mechanies Hall for Mr Harry Walkley before his Perth departure with fiancée. Club officials praise him. attendees perform music and dances, and guests toast the couple. Also noted is a sheep death from snake bite near Onshew and a planned Ashburton Race Club meeting to shift the two day race to October and consider an amateur meeting.
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Ounlow Stace
Roves
Harry Wolkiey
Perth
Siaty
O. Chirk
Race Club
Walkley
Onalow
Dick Cornish
J. J. Gales
L Tnd
Mien Parsons
Movdalies Clark
Coles
Hingston
Mena
Me. Coles
Mechames
Yace
Thorp
Poll Tax Demonstration Against Discriminatory Chinese Levy
A large Town Hall meeting of Avua citizens unanimously backed elected officials in protesting the Secretary of State s refusal to permit a poll tax on Chinese residents. The motion supported using the sub committee report to raise revenue and balance the budget. Returned soldiers endorsed the motion and the Secretary of State was to be advised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of State
Menne
Motith
Unclear fragment hints at domestic dispute remark
Fragmentary OCR text presents a quoted remark about a wife and servant, mentioning Mr Meckton. context and full meaning are unreadable, no clear event or outcome established in readable lines.
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Mr. Meckton
Chapman Experiment Parm. Report for November
In J Thoms month report for November rainfall was sparse with only three clear field days. Highest temperature reached 8.5 degrees on November 5 and the low 4.85 on November 21. Evaporation measured at 9.189 inches, harvests continue despite unfavourable weather, stock in good condition with two sows furrowed and pasture feed becoming scarce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Thoms
London Wool Sales November December Series Highlights
Dalgety and Company report brisk activity at London wool sales with mixed price shifts. Good to superior merino and greasy wools show declines of 5 to 15 percent, while fine and crossbred wools trend higher by 5 to 15 percent. Australian and New Zealand consignments lead totals with South American lots carried forward.
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Dalgety and Company Limited
London
New Zealand
America
Prohibition Violations Reported as Open and Flagant
Advices from New York state that after President Harding said prohibition broke down, the Tri rilagers are open and flagrant. In many centers moonshining thrives and road houses receive liquor from Canada despite enforcement.
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Canada
New York
Harding
Strawberry State School Celebration At Hawan Catholic Church
Four years of slow growth in a thinly populated area culminated in a Strawberry State School event held in the Hawan Catholic church due to lack of a dedicated building. Students performed plays and songs many locals praised, with Miss B Knowler praised for teaching. An after-tea speech by Mr. McAuliffe highlighted progress and community spirit. An overseas migration stat placed Britain migrants at 13,512 with 3,532 to Australia and 764 to New Zealand.
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J. Watson
Nelwon
Tom Wats Dick
Andrew Fitegerald
Irwin Broad
Sam
Broad
Johnny McAuliffe
Mia
Mise Pascoe
Hawan Catholic Church
Prince
Cinierella
B. Knowler
Akill
Childre
Arize
Britain
Australia
New Zealand
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Lagu
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Faedoey Pesiead
Fiiay
Hosnowdon
Geraldton Guardian
Hhdab
Vittoria and
Murchison Districts
Rothing
Wales
Constantine and Gardner
Printers and Publishers
Geraldton
Northampton District
Army and Navy Stores
Bert Rice
Nugoey
Capen Ceaarnetas
Angel
Arthur C. Macey
Morris Gershen
Etmeen Tallmay and
Manos Surface
Jeraldton
Egal
New South Wales
Nteikex
Lam- Hon
Seow
AUVA
The
Chapman Experiment Parm
London Wool Sales
Strawberry State School
Father Cincy
Peancis
Methodist Ladies’ College
Gertruds Welted
Rennis
Yona Growe
Jack Herne
Mercery and Clothing
FUGI
U.S.A
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Bard Champagne
Bond
Luxife
OFX
Lily OF Pramob
XMAR
Manchester
Calico
Dorem
Sia
Cis
WEDE
Bach
Sydney
Melbourne
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