Wiliams and Tian Leave Goomalling Roles
Goomalling residents bid fond farewell to localisationmaster Mr Wiliams and schoolmaster Mr Tian as they enter long service leave awaiting transfer. The TA C.B. Society shifts meetings to monthly, with secretary Feasey providing his room for gatherings. Rain boosts hopes for a good harvest as farmers rejoice. local vet Mr Macintosh buys a New Zealand stallion for 75 flines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Wiliams
Timan
Williams
Wiliams
Macintosh
Hae
Huon
Nell
Sam Bates
Perth
Meckering Masonic AOF member Rossiter dies at 60
Mr Rossiter secretary of the Meckering Roads Board died at sixty after long service in South Australia and Coolgardie. Funeral held Tuesday at Meckering Anglican Church with Masonic and AOF ceremonial elements. Son Samuel Rossiter led mourners from Coolgardie and widespread condolences pour in from Rectory and state. Funeral overseen by Mr Ld W. Winstone. Burial at Meckering cemetery planned August 9 at 7:30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rt. Rossier
Fs Asti
Rav-Roads Board
al End
Mer Rossiter
South Australia
Coolgardie
Rossiter
Bridgetown
Meckering
Sor
Samuel Rossiter
A.O.F
Henry Vine
Vines
United Nation Lodge
Dean
Airs
Dowerin Water Supply Demands Government Action
The Dowerin district urges the Water Supply Department to adopt a comprehensive scheme tapping the gold fields pipeline via Cunderdin to Dowerin and beyond. Local opponents fear pipe dimensions from Goomalling are inadequate and seek secure water by extending lines to Bewaberring Wyalkatchem and Korongning with improved dams at sidings. They argue an assured supply would boost farming away from wheat reliance, and call for serious government attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dowerin
Progress Association
Water Supply Department
Goldticks
Acheme
Dowera
Cunderdin
Bewaberring
Wyateatchem
Korretockng
Nowerin
Korretocking
Shoud
Road Board Appoints Whitlock as Secretary and Engineer
Road Board secretary and engineer Me G Whitlock has started duties. Mrs Whitlock arrived last weekend. A concert and dance at the Goomalling Mechanics Institute on Tuesday August 31 supports the tennis club with a strong program and quality music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Road Board
G. Wiitlock
Whitlock
Goomalling
Mt Marshall District Faces Crop Woes and Rail Delays
The Mt Marshall region reports poor crops due to adverse weather and hopes for rain in the coming weeks. Lack of railway facilities hinders transport and farm income, forcing farmers to grow and haul crops long distances. An annual meeting of the local Country Party elected officers led by B Webster with B Hopwood as secretary amid criticism of anti-Labor ties. A large export of West gold product is being moved, with teams traveling far into unsettled country as vehicles struggle to reach markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johmson
Country Party
The
Mount
B. Webster
B. Hopwood
Uke
Country Division
ant-Labor Party
Tsu
Bowls Leaders Tie In Tundicap Tourney Standings
Leading players in the Tundicap bowls tourney at Northa reen include F Monger with 12 wins and 8 losses, A Watts with 13 wins and 4 losses, Tresig with 12 wins and 4 losses, and Fillmeadtes with 4 wins and 3 losses. Mentions facial blemishes linked to an electric hazard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Monger
Watts
Fost
Presentation to Mr Wells marks farewell from Northam Dramatic Society
Mr Chas Wells receives a gold medal on the eve of departure for Nurrogin after seven years with the Northam Dramatic Society. Mr Ivimey voices members’ regret and wishes Wells success in his new field as Wells recalls the Society’s happy career and hopes for its continued success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nurrogin
Chas Wells
Northam Dramatic Society
Hekat
Ivimey
Wells
Liberalism contrasts across nations in taxation debate
The article discusses Lloyd George defending taxes on the rich and easing tea and sugar taxes for working families, arguing the burden on big incomes is minimal. It then contrasts English Liberalism with Australian views, notes Labour and Liberal tensions, and reports local political meetings in Toodyay and Dowerin with candidates for the South-East Province and Senate fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd George
Labor Party
England
Australia
Protestant Alliance Friendly Society Celebrates Third Anniversary
The Protestant Alliance Friendly Society Coronation Lodge No 13 marked its third anniversary with a Friday evening gathering at Town Hall Supper Room. Worshipful Master Bro Short presided over a varied program featuring recitations by Philpot Thackrah Rose and Keith Hubbard with others, and musical pieces by Mesdames Mackintony heen radians and Messrs Black John. Fraternal greetings were exchanged with delegates from related societies, refreshments served, and the proceedings closed with the National Anthem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Protestant Alliance Friendly Society
Coronation Lodge No. 13
Town Hal
Bro. Short
Messrs
Philpot
Thackrah
Rose
Keith Hubbard
Pontine
Coun
Ara Stewart
Misses Cutts
Black
John
Bick
Pat Beiroe
PAS
W. Potter
Wree Ganderers
McMahon
C.A.C.D
Robertson
Hyde
Lok
Turner
Forest Jers
Race Day Runners Spurred by Thunderous Crowd
The crowd roars as horses line up at the barrier in a high profile race. Spectators cheer wildly and urge jockeys to press on, while agents like Jack Cody in Tattarsall handle betting and declarations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Cody
Tattarsall
Dowertn
War Telegrams Claim Belgrade Bridge Destroyed
Telegrams from Vienna confirm the Save river bridge was dynamited by Bergians aiming to hinder the last Serbian advance toward Belgrade. Viennese reports also say Austrian bombardment of Belgrade began and Servian dynamiters were forced from river positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Save
Belgrade
France and Germany Exchange Salutes on Return to Calais
A German torpedo today passed the battleship France with President Poincare aboard as both vessels exchanged salutes returning to Calais. Newspapers report hopes for avoiding a broader European war as powers exchange views to avert conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Poincare
Calais
British Fleet Arrives at Matta for Coal and Provisions
The British Mediterranean Fleet has arrived at Matta and will take in coal and provisions immediately. The report notes readiness to support operations with supplies and fuel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matta Gud Willl
England's Peace Efforts in Commons Grievous European Situation
In the House of Commons the Prime Minister Ay quath described the European crisis as extremely grave while the government acts to circumscribe the conflict. Mr Lloyd George learned from the Bank of England governors that no financial emergency requires a bankers meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Commons
Air Ayquath
Lloyd George
Bank of England
Emperor Franz Joseph Appeals for Peace Then Wartime Resolve
The emperor issues a manifesto lamenting failed years of peace and blaming a malevolent enemy for forcing him to take up the sword in defense of the monarchy. He condemns Austria's adversary for criminal propaganda and vows to shoulder responsibility as Archduke Joseph calls for unity to fight together, amid rising war talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franz Joseph
Via
Austria
Archduke Joseph
Buda Pest
Popul Ee
Mr C B Douglas feted with dinner and gifts
A large group of friends hosted Mr C B Douglas to four complimentary dinners at the Commercial Hotel on Monday evening. Douglas received a handsome gold match box as a memento and numerous speeches praised him and his wife. Mr and Mrs Douglas depart for North Motingin. Mr T Brmage assumes control of the Hordern Hotel at Narve Kis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Douglas
Commercial
Bir Douglas
Douglas
Tor Nurtogin
Open for Selection Avon and Melbourne Location Acres Summary
Open for Selection outlines multiple land parcels near Kirk es, Melbourne areas, and Behang ing Well. Parcels include Avon 24275 near Ki lpoppilt 460 acres at 10/6 and 666 acres at 5 Avon 20083 near Kirk euni 1336 acres at B/-. Avon 15742 707 acres at 7/ nd, Location 20966 340 acres at £ 1 and 670 acres at 7/. Melbourne Locations 2750 sil acres 15/- and 450 acres ad 6 and 3762 Bre Heres at 11/6 300 acres. Hott an Dabwallinn: whet 8 Melbourne Locals 2615 and agib with 729 acres at 7/6 and 684 acres at 4/. All near Behang ing Well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon
Kilpoppilt
Kirkeuni
Melbourne
Agib
Behanging
Unclear Request Summary From Fragment
The readable text fragment appears to discuss buying novels and changing quantities, with unclear context and incomplete phrases. No identifiable people, places, or organizations are present to anchor a factual summary.
Goomalling and Wanderers Clash in Tight Local Fixture
Goomalling defeated Wanderers by one point 3.15 (31) to 3.10 (28) after a low scoring match in gusty conditions. Key players for Goomalling included Smith Bros and J Gorman, while Wanderers highlighted Lockyer Sloggett Holland and Pleasted. umpire Mr E McCrury officiated central duties. No matches on the next two Saturdays due to Country Week travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goomalling
Wills
Mouyer
Loughridgs
Kos Tne
Ales
Wie
Wanderers
Joe Good
Heffernan
King
Lord
McDonwdl
Kemnant
Smith
Studson
Woolhouse
Gopmailing
Goomailing
Goomanng
Wanderere Toiete
Guomulling
Smith Bros
J. Gorman
Studeou
J. Lockyer
Sloggett
Holland
Plaisted
Caret
E. McCruery
Auxuuries
Perth
Dowerin
Dowering
Federals at Toodyay in Association Match
Federals travel to Toodyay tomorrow to play an association match with Screaigh of York to referee. The report discusses a dispute from last Saturday’s Federals versus Unions on whether a behind allows placing the ball for a kickoff. St Kilda used placed kickoffs late against South Melbourne, with umpires deeming the delay as time-wasting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federals
Toodyaymorrow
Screaigh
York
Eusted
Feerals
Melbourne
Argus
Mary Colum
Donald McDonald
Denton Rees
Bealibal
Oxley
St. Kilda
South Melbourne
Central District Association Fixtures
Central District Association schedules list matches from August to September. Wongamine faces Jenne cubbine on August 3 and Grass Valley on August 16. Jennapullin plays Grass Valley on August 23. further games include Wongamine versus Jenne and Jerr— Jena cubbine through September 14 with Grass Valley and Wongamine looping opponents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wongamine
Jennecubbine
Grass Valley
Jenseapuling
Wongaimine
Grasse Valley
Drought Hopes Rise as Northam Rainfall Remains Sparse
Mount Marshall reports optimism for a good season despite scant rain. Historical Northam data show seven months with minimal rainfall, making crop outcomes uncertain unless heavy downpours arrive. Local farmers note July seeding can yield decent crops if the next two months bring average rains, with past drought years often ending well.
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Flacr. Society
TA. C.B. Society
Feasey
Nias
Independent
Wwtaneh
Goom Iing
Fla.c.b. Society
Av Kaving Inportation
MR. T. Rossiter
Dowerin Water Supply
Mt. Marshall
Golder West
T. Harmete
Mr. Wells
T. Harnett
Llwyd
George
Toodyay Disties Counci
Farmers and Settlers’ Association
Doweri
Toodyay
Legislative Assembly
Ameeting
Butlet
Foster
S. A
C. Hudson
Tattersall’s Corner
Senate
House of Representatives
W. H. Spencer
Jennapuli Agricitiral Hall
C. A. Plesse
Germany
Mediterranean Fleet
Brmage
Hordern Hote
Goumalling
Kennedy Bros
Forfar
Tex Kennedy Bros
House of Quaity
Northam
Astralian
Mount Marshall
Tollowsi
Mike Ross
Mike
Woods
J. G. Beard
Brimage
Henry Wills & Co
Fremantle
Consign
Henry Wills &Co
Fremantiue
Harry Hyde
Mr. A. Sendy
Grainer
Pitzgerald Streert
Peel Terrace
J. A. Jeffrey
Northam Motor Garage
W.A. Bane
Little's
Fay FosTacs
Stewart Dawson
CO Eetin
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