Pebbles on the Beach and a Patchwork of News
A long digest notes Clam Hill praised as a top left handed batsman while Mrs. Strickland dies after arriving aboard the Parmelia nearly 70 years ago. Other items report a Pinjarra death by rifle, a Swanston house fire, Willett trophy race results and plans for Sydney boat events. Global notices include naval secession talks, Russian revolutionary printouts, a New York theatre stunt, California landslides, and a Salt Lake style mix of politics, industry and society. Simultaneously, railway, harbor, and port costs loom, with arbitration and empire policy debates. Nonfiction chatter runs from wireless telephony to academic protests and public library volumes.
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Burns, Philp, & CO
LID
Geraldton
H. Carson
the People's Draper
John Urch
Castlemaine
A. T. Davies
H. Nathan
Marine Terrace
J. Obrien
Aent Tarpaulin
San & Frac Manex
Water Baga
Suceriso Vauisas Seudauri
Mloxi Te Anglican Church
J. Cantelo
Freemasons
Griffiths
Charles Hermann Geraldton
Feemantle
Jenner & Haffner
Wilson, Gray & CO
Perth
Marble
Harry M. Marwood
Besson
Moonyoo'nooka
Bunny Daye
Baromens
Henry Wills
WOOL
London
Clam Hill
Bateman
Swanston
Willett
Asolus
Kime
Asoclus
T. Tomlinsom
Robin
Hell
Sydney
Jeanery
Champ Cash
Australia
Germany
Great Britain
Russian Revolutionary Party
Thomsen
New York
Ikeas
Mauretania
A. Bechern
Colmy
BE. J. Simpson
8. G. Ward & Co
Shardneckers
Kalgoorlie
Jack Kent
Ascot
P. Connolly
Cownt Boni Castel Jeni
Spa
Prince de Sagan
Amma Gould
Jay Gould
Boni Castellani
Selvetion Army
Salvation Navy
Booth
Salvationists
The
Salvation
Rameau Macdonald
U.P
Morning Post
Australis
Jake Forrest
Balla Balla
Port Hociland
Berrie
Herr Harden
Zakunt
Moltke
Herr
Eas
United States
Seaboard Airline
Martin Walsh
Blantyre
British Central Africa
Spoor Singh
Agricultural Bank
Helen Moloney
Standard Oil Group
Osborne Foe
Clarkes
Devlin
Nave
Elephanta
Cliford
F. H. Harrison
Zulubuta
Natal
Bar ‘Tham
A. B. Postis
Safaan
Daevickville Produne
Oswell’s
F. W.warwicker
Maame Trasace
Geraldton High School
Miks Laver
J. Johnson, C.E
Post Office Chambers
Marino Terrace
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