Australian Fiscal Tension Report From 1918 Conference
Fragmented OCR depicts a speech by Vrewsitas Huelider urging Western Australia to accept higher taxes to fund wartime measures. The message argues taxation will hit smaller communities hardest and vows strong financial realignments led by a Premier and government actors. Historical names appear garbled and unclear.
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Coyubon
Tivan
Actius Prine
Mus Walla
Wiley
Wight
Western Australia
Vrewsitas Huelider
Canpany
Sai
Mato
Ready-made Costumes Coats and Skirts We Excel
A periodical confusion of political economy insights and local notices discusses economy savings from senate curtailment and ministerial cuts, drawing comparisons with South Australia. It notes potential expenses, taxation changes, and calls for prudent reductions while stressing honesty in legislators and electors amid wartime strain.
Market notes and local events amid varied reports
Supplies of vegetables and fruit showed fluctuation while meat kept steady. A charity dance raised £1 for Sergi Pomeroy, with music by Miss Moore and Miss era. Heavy rains hit the Gascoyne, 3000 sheep moved toward Mudewa. Paramount film items and Perth Palladium listings feature prominently. Church services noted and a mining project faced paused operations as owners plan work resumption.
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Kathleen Doolan
Oddlejlows Hat
Sergi Pomeroy
Miss Moore
Misaera
Patriotic Fund Meeting Discusses Grants to Wives and Soldiers
At a May 20 meeting of the Geraldton Committee attended by officials including the Rev A Craven and W B [illegible], the board approved reducing weekly allowances for families with children. The change lowers the Patriotic Fund outlays except for wives with one child, while a larger effort is considered for late year. Old and new rate tables were shown for comparison.
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Niger
Mission Tent Talks Stirring Topics At Sunday Meeting
Local notes report a Sunday evening Mission gathering at the Tent with Mr Dehrews addressing on an interesting line. The session in Parliament is shown as revealing its aims for the current term with debate over a proposed measure. The assembly seeks a national character for the move rather than a farming focus, amid broader concerns.
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Shamih
Racing in West Australia Belmont Park Meeting
RACING AT BELMONT PARK WEST AUSTRALIA TODAY SIX FURLONGS SECOND CLASS PLATE AND FIRST CLASS PLATE WERE RAN WITH WINNERS NAMED. THE MEETING FEATURED BELGIAN CONSORT BULLIE AND FOUNDATION WANDICAI IN TWO SEVEN FURLONG AND SIX FURLONG RACES AS OTHERS FELL BETWEEN.
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Mardle
Teo Miles
Boyda
Wee Gan Wins Birthday Cup At South Australia Meet
Adelaide This Day reports the principal event at the meet with Wee Gan winning the Birthday Cup in the one mile handicap. The record notes times and prizes, mentioning competitors such as William the Silent and High Tension along with stake details of £9 10s and £2 13s.
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Mul Thors
Ugr
Personal Tema Fortnight Accident and Local Notices
Mr Buin, who was scraped whist riding in one of the Manfredences a Fortnight ago, is the ahler and neck he appeare none the worse for the accident Aller 2 song illess. Mr H Wolimus, who was for many years ior business at Day Dawn, died at Fremante Hospital on Thursday last. Widow god for rehildren, Mr and Mrs Rh Wilson ape Tea ting Geraldson on Monday en route for Melbourne. Mr Wilson concluded his connection at the Pumjic Library on Friday, and the new fibrarigh Mr W Crown rizg has now taken charge.
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Mel Robinson
Nowe
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Vyper Charber
Veuse
Parlianent
Hommes
Tirgest
Zouth
Aviotmalia
Buin
Aller
Wolimus
Fremante Hospital
God
Rehildren
Wilson Ape
Geraldson
Melbourne
Wilson
Pumjic Library
W. Crown
Rizg
Ministera
Levon
Nui
Tynes
B.C
Australia seeks to ship surplus wheat to America
A Washington message reports the F vat considers Australia proposals to ship surplus wheat to the United States. The government aims to secure wheat while balancing safe shipping. Proposals include diverting Pacific ships to the Atlantic and using slower Atlantic vessels for Pacific routes, with submarines and shipping interests influencing stance.
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Washington
Australia
Attralia
America
Japan
Austalia
Pacific
Atlantic
Perth Meatless Days Possible in City Suburb Dispute
Unrest grows between city and suburban butchers over post arbitration hours in Perth leading to talks to unify the trade. Workers face overtime threats as disputes test law, while a separate court case ends with mixed appeals and fines. A safety issue arises from discarded waste iron injuring a child, and a large Kings Park gathering honors South African War veterans. The Premier clarifies free passes policy for ex-ministers, and a jury deadlock in a separate Aversion case prompts further action.
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Perth
Arbitration Court
Avani
Jeviy
Deep Sea
Sean
Bumbie
Charles Curtis
Jumpers Union
White
Thin
Curtis
Curts
Robert Bath
Saniay
Sigters
King's Park
Archiishon
State finances show May deficit and large debt near May
Telegram summaries report May revenue of 3d 000 and expenditure of £453 084, yielding a deficit for the month. The article notes a big leeway for May and mentions Vic gro and Bow L208 077 in financial context.
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Eiwstr
Vic Gro Defi
Bow
Western Australia Shipbuilding Fund Grows Toward Tender
Perth May 31 The effort to secure Western Australia’s share in shipbuilding received a boost with £15,000 subscribed yesterday to cover the capital needed to lodge a Commonwealth Government tender for the construction of six ships.
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Perth
Western Australia
Northampton Notes From Our Own Correegontent
Northampton notes describe a May 24 gathering of miners from Bade tera and surrounding mines delayed by heavy grounds. A dance occurred at King Mall with good attendance. Church of England officials held a meeting on Monlaytad, Chitton named Rector's churchwarden. new members elected and a vestry planned. An Indies hockey club forms amid many young ladies at practice. Mr Mitchell emphasizes strong duty.
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Empire Das
Badetera
WWE
King Mall
Church of England
Wittal
Heyl
Chitton
Promoters of Comfort Offer Soothing Nerves Appeal
Fragmented OCR text describes promoters of comfort touting soothing effects. Vague references to wine slats, cigars, and nerve relief appear amid garbled phrases about worries, warmth, and a vague “snither” need. No clear individuals or organizations are identifiable.
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