Local and General Highlights at Town Ball and Shipyard News
Maternity Home ball preparations for abeydain and fancy siren membed fall at the Town Ball next Thursday night to aid funds. Logan's seating arrangements require payment of saline. The keel of the 0,000 tons passenger liner ordered by White Star Line will be the greatest ship afloat. Ticket price 3/6 for Art Union drawings supports country hospitals. A warning urges motorists to protect sheep and refrain from running shows with sheep on the road to prevent injuries and fatalities.
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Abeydain
Logan
A& Bow
Boward
Veryone
Hopita
Ameloration Wumie
Hein
Logan's
Morawa estate and tragic death motor car sale
Disorderly text reports on Morawa estate and a motor car tragedy with two year terms. Green street clerk office notices advertise plans and specifications, with weather and agricultural notes by Mr Trey. Rainfall last weeks, development in the district, and farm activity plus a court matter regarding estate beneficiaries and approvals into the later section.
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Mar Lande
Air. M
Trey
Djin
Mullens
Perth
Troy
Tae Westher
Ginxis
Bridgetown
Maternity Home Ball Tonight At Town Hall Fundraiser
A charity ball at the Town Hall next Thursday supports the Maternity Home funds. Patrons may enjoy costume displays, with local notables and municipal figures attending. officials plan a civic reception for the Prime Minister during his Western Australia tour.
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Brace
G. E. ‘Sewell
Bruce
Merodrome
Mock
Mr. Say
Perth
Albany
Leavy
Beng
Tok
Toolyay
Northam
Great Western Express
Melbourne
Government promotes home-bred stallions subsidies plan
A parliamentary note states the government will fund home breeding to boost breeders. Four thousand pounds annually in subsidies and up to two hundred pounds per stallion purchase are planned with Royal Agricultural Society involvement. Stallions would be available to districts, with fees and eligibility rules tied to stud book entry and sale restrictions.
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Tre
H. Millington
Royal Agricultural Society
Fragmentary speech on fashion and fear of punishment
A stream of archaic questions questions about buying caps and keys and locks for the head and hair. It laments confusion over jewels locks bridges and body parts while asking if limbs should be jailed. The speaker expresses frustration at understanding the strange speech.
Unclear fragment prompts reader in brief notice
A fragmented OCR snippet lists names and odd tokens such as WAL pen ShAE Grant and Wid. CZ. Deew with scattered numbers and dates, offering no coherent event or context.
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Wother
Grant
Yuu
Dairy Cow Market Report From Elder Hmith and Co Ltd
Dairy cattle prices fall into old ranges with good cows offered at £20 10s for top quality and calves at foot. Medium cows £12 to £14 10s, inferior £6 10s to £8, dry cows £8 to £10 10s, heifers £3 to £4 5s. Market notes reference prices and conditions for Lily cows and killable stock.
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Elder
Hmith and Co. Ltd
Bubiace
Hese
Medina
Comdition
Roaming era of stage and film stars teased in garbled notes
A fragmented OCR reads like a busy showbiz page with names such as Eugroe W Bries Alberts Vaughes and Neil Hamilton, referencing The Romantic Age, The Whirlwind of Fouth, and films including The Pair DoRA and Rare I Will re Harry Langéon. The text hints at premieres, star pairings, and life in studio sequences, but is severely garbled and lacks coherent details.
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Testgel
Queen’s Hall
Eugroe
Bries
Alberts Vaughes
Hield of Hoser
Neil Hamilon
Ralph Graves
Fouth
Creeming
Oswell's Post Town Hall Fancy Dress Event
Fall supplies announced by Oswell's Post for a winter groceries run. A Town Hall gathering featured a fancy dress contest with prizes for best costumes including boys and girls, with Milinaire and other organizers, and a Marsh orchestra providing voluntary services.
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Piet
Bert
Sot
Wader
Milinaire
Mies
Teddy Cartwright
Bilsie Howarth
Marry Bittle
K Marsh
Marsh
Ladies Succes
WEATEY CHURCH SERVICES ANNOUNCED
The church invites visitors to attend services at Wesley Church tomorrow with Holy Communion at 11 am and Sunday School at 7:30. Evening service at Bluff Point Hall 7:20. The Guild meets in Parish Hall Tuesday afternoon.
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Weatey
Miltos
Tae Guild
Oswell's First Display of Warm Coats and Millinery
Oswell presents a winter display featuring warm coats for girls fur trimmed from 71 shillings, ladies felt hats in new colors from 1 to 80 shillings, ready to wear millinery 21 to 35 shillings, trimmed models at 30 to 48 shillings, fashionable winter frocks 45 to 65 shillings, and new season dress materials with dress flannel and serge. Also shown are ladies cloaks in black or white and a fur stole with falls priced from OG to OG.
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Asd
Esek
Newent Nes
Debate Over English Pronunciation Standards in Press
A columnist discusses competing English pronunciation models, weighing the Dublin and Attic standards, and argues for adopting a British standard to harmonize with American usage. The piece critiques Irish brogue influence and American twang, concluding a refusal to adopt Greigotian chant.
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Priscian
Dubllin
Severness
Dublin
United
HL. Menvke
Britain
Great pictures lift a production into emotion and drama
The fragment hints at cinema or theater criticism stressing how film or stage scenes convey deep human emotion. It suggests star power, camera work, and the ability to portray drama under challenging circumstances.
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War
Leen Wieuette
Xbmor
Shaw
Baghdad Stage Show Delights Audiences With Colorful Pageantry
Geraldine recounts a lively Baghdad theater performance featuring dancing mastens, singing, and playful comic turns. The troupe, led by Miss Havel Nutt and Mr Durval Thomas, delivered varied acts from piano pieces to dramatic readings, with Bert Kay providing humor and Jack Kearns proving a strong performer. The piece praises the overall artistic quality and urges last night audiences to attend tonight’s final show.
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Geraldine
Ali
Baghdad
Florence
Mutherland
Durval Thomas
Manieuli Funicula
Paddy
Eve Rhild
Darval
Thomas Galvoiim
Jack Kearns
Himazay
Mics Charlus Thottin
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