Wilton War Child Victor Remembered Amid Legislative Notes
A commemorative note marks the death of seven year old Victor at Rosella Private Hospital on October 14 1923 with sorrowful lines. The piece also reports the October 14 1924 second reading of the Brass Lotteries Bill in the Western Australian Legislative Assembly noting party votes and government aims regarding hospital and charitable institutions funding.
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Wilton
Victor
Rosella
Gerald
Frieoda
Vietoe
Bir
Mungie
Muns
Marty
Act
Do You Need Money The Motions Confectionery Organ
Advertisement offers membership in a confectionery organization promising easy earnings of 25 to 10 weekly. Claims a postal course and home sweet-making kit to turn spare time into cash with a promise of a novel income stream.
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Catm
Government Lottery Funds and Hospital Revenue Debate
The article discusses government plans to raise funds for hospitals and charitable institutions via lotteries. It notes allocations for health and state charities, questions the ethics of gambling, and cites the Golden Casket and Tattersall sweeps as growing concerns. It remarks on age restrictions and Parliament’s power to alter existing lottery provisions.
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Iscema
Queenslam
Searcs
Golden Casket Lotterion
Masse
Tattersll
Linz
Nestor Telotarion
Savags Vase
Bone
Mumaio
Chanty
Train question on speed and fate of engine
A passenger asks why spending millions on advertising did not stop the axel and profit, pondering where they would be tomorrow at sixty miles per hour if the engine were removed, while Mr Wrigley responds in the dialogue.
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Axel
Mr Wrigley
Federal and State Work Departments Duplication Discussed
A local report outlines a clash between Federal Public Works and State Public Works over duplication of duties. Minister for Works and Railways A McCallum cites confusion as to who handles matters in the state, while Kenneh and a Federal official push for better coordination to avoid wasteful overlap.
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A. McCallum
Geve
Senah & Kenneh
Yeneral Public Works Department
Public Works Department
Northampton Notes on crops sport and local affairs
Northampton notes report fair farming prospects with good yields expected though pest concerns arise. Local sport shows cricket practice steady and a cricket team fielded. automobile club plans a Port Gregory run. Community updates include hospital matters, church services, and a car Ford owned by the rector.
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Victoria
Bern
Seiay Hall
Gun Armatron
Gerke Willout
Eom
Staal
Eamsa
Northampton
Siva
Tonaiai
Mret Ngn
W. N. Haslby
Purth
Yulin
Sesday
Soedays
Moss.c. Clifton
EK A. Williams
Hyde
Seeieusrine Sagres
Miriom Lee
Armdak
Ford
Gentlemes
Royall ‘Automobile Chub
Wwere
Mears
Drege
A. O
Port Gregory
Northamptes
W.A. Bank
Monsles. Ac
Bowes
Haxelby Brow
Harry ‘Hawlby
Prominent Figures Travel Through the Region
Prominent individuals including Joe O Connor of Bougewall and R G Bart of Doorawarral travel toward Perth overland. Dr J Hough and Mr Wood of the AASP Moriety visit the area, while J Butcher and Meeberrie station workers begin shearing as teams land.
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Prom
Ows
Joe O'Connor
Bougewall
Perth Overland
R. G. Bart
Doorawarral
Perth
Mr. Wood
J. Hough
AASP
Ind Lad
Carnarvon
Mowlathanm
J. Butcher
Meeberrie Station
J. ‘ Butcher
Meeberrie
Attractive OSWELL’S displays in crepe voiles and men’s wear
A garbled newspaper item promotes Oswell’s displays in crepe voiles and a range of men’s and boys’ clothing. It highlights white voiles, georgette crepes, and new season suits with prices and fashion notes, urging customers to inspect the shop’s offerings.
Clergy News and Travel Notes From Geraldton Area
The Rev H Vine departs Geraldton by night to attend an Anglican Synod. Mise X B Serjeant returns to Bunbury after attending Geraldton show week. Mr J A Pidgeon is on leave staying with Dr and Mrs Hungerford of Geraldton.
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H. Vine
Geralton
Attail Anglican Synod
Mise X. B. Serjeant
Geraldton
Bunbury
J.A. Pidgeon
Mrs. Hungerford
Gerald
Town Hall Dance and Mary Pickford Premier
Mr A Wimdr hosts a Peace Hight Carnival at Town Hall with music by M Stokes and Cameron to raise funds for the Me Scheme. The King’s Theatre features a true story of domestic tension with Conway Tearle and Corinne Griffith. Rosita in Mary Pickford’s latest production arrives at the Queen’s and King’s.
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A. Wimdr
Town Hall
Thv
King's Theatre
Conway Tearle
Corinne Grifith
Prince of Wales
Mary Pickford
Roatta
Rosits
United Artists
Miss Pickford
Rosita
America
Mary’ Pickford
Mary Pickfort
Geel
Oswell’s Green Timber Scrub and Dreams At Dawn
In Oswell’s notes the timber and scrub appear fertile with grain and elated by rain. The Hawa Uharra Temas Club plans a trip to Nas mated next Sunday while a Saturday school event raises funds.
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Hawa Uharra Temas Club
Fragmentary cosmic note on planet Segedt 33 distance
Readable fragments describe a planet Segedt 33 about 100 miles from the wall with no observer noting the sight. The garbled text hints at a dramatic astronomy report or science discussion but remains unclear on event details or outcomes.
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