Government weighs Midland Railway land purchase
Debates in the Western Australia Legislative Assembly center on a possible government acquisition of the Midland Railway Company's concession and lands. Premier, Mr Beaton, says an offer is on the table and will be considered with House consultation. Willcock and others press for a formal valuation before any decision.
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Midas Railway Co
Deu
Western Australia
Beaton
Walt
Hon Numbers
Collier
London
Denton
Ming
Jung Mot
Ratiafed
Willcock
Willenck
Midland Railway Company
Midland Ferry
R Willcock
Midland Co
Willecek
Tan Ie
Don Mot
Mina
Willwock
Willesck
Safast Chads
Equitado
Bey Berms
St Mhaly
Way
Mr. Wilkcock
World death-rate dips mirror war era gains
The latest statistics from the Commonwealth show a decline in deaths, with Britain’s Registrar-General noting 1920 as a year of record marriages and births alongside a low death rate. American figures from the American Emergency Council cite life expectancy reaching ten plus years since 1909, with reduced illness days but high economic losses from sickness.
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Commonwealth
Great Britain
American Emergency Council
United States
Rico
Ambiguity and nonsense in a schoolboy ramble
A garbled student piece jokes about honesty, Danish imports, and education while debating a geometric triangle with three corners. It mentions temperate zones, dairy, potatoes, and miswritten phrases, reflecting a playful, nonsensical schoolboy exercise from a newspaper page.
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Dannelette Peril Manna Petticant
Denmark
Becnvine
Winater Enterprise
Superive Tech Wien Education
State Wool Export Figures for Year Ended June 30 1921
In the annual report of the Department of Nerimaiture the Sheep and Wool Inspector Mr Hugh M’Intosh presents wool export returns for the year ended June 30 1921 and nine months ending March 1 1922. The figures indicate exports over the nine months and the twelve months with a favorable outlook.
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Department of Nerimaiture
Lugh
Snakes Exhibited In Street Lead to Police Court Fine
Morrissey faced a police court after being seen with snakes in a bag in Singleton. He allegedly released two snakes that struck Constable Laycock, leaving marks on the helmet. The reptiles later escaped from the bag at the station before being recaptured. Morrissey pleaded guilty to two counts of public unrest and was fined five pounds.
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Morrissey
Tayeorkgainst
Singleton
Laycock
Fim
Morrisey Pocus
Snather
Laycoek
Perth Woman Credits Doan's Backache Pills
Mrs Campbell of 68 Marquis Street Wert Perth reports long standing backache swelling legs and diety turns. After taking Doan's Backache Kidney Pills she expresses cure and four years of no kidney trouble. She urges others to use them.
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Perth
Abs
Geo. Campbell
Marquis
Street
Wert
Duan
Boau
Doan
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Constantine & CA
Commiercial Statiuxeky
Frank Green & CO
F. Green
England
Sig Alla ‘Atte
Victoria District Co-Operative Flour Milling Co., Ltd
Geraldton
Alf. Levy
Perte Sud
Mildrece
Francis Street
Que
Australis
Guscott
F. & B. Ward
Mervyn Carter
Midland Railway
AED
Coset Willcock
Jiland
Nee
Wilcox Mofflin
Wilcox McFerflin
Ons
Bales
Toa
Fremantle
Port Hedlans
Rosbourne
Bunbury
Albany
Camaro
Onslow
Port Hedland
Rochourne
Derby Bonbury
Broome
Asais
Carnarvon
Constallit
Balleria
C. Stokes & CO
Marine Terrace
Dean
al Chemists & Some
Fostermalellan CO
Marlton ST. Sodney
L. C. Hipper
Marine “Terrace
Tear Fresh Fruit
YEE
Army and Navy
West Hick
Mtn
Cicabectes
Uae
Tate Orie Lint
Arthur C. Macey
Newlands Chapmar
Ghealse
Chapman
George Laster
Uniestare
Hestmant Perazal
Ceca
Felephane
Arthur C Wacet Grealdton
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