Windmill and water well debate in Goomalling union district
The report details frustration with an inoperative windmill and empty water well in Goomalling, urging government action to remove the windmill and haul a tank per bucket to restore water supply. A potential relocation to a new site is discussed, with costs and permissions noted, plus a windmill and pipes move plan. A dance event at The Wlance Wedd on Monday night is also reported, with 80 couples dancing to Mr Power and supper prepared by Mr Murphy.
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Jay
Power
Murphy
E Ramplin
Bud Jung Aeyarlineul
Lenehleny Apoc
Ind
Lee Us
Althouge
Trenaious Difioultien
Sovarey
Petoidiou
Yorthampton
Upper
Chapanus
Chapman
Greenough
Moora
Ginein
Goldderdin
Girase Valley
Meckering
Wavel
Cum Derdins
Toimmin
Rethernorria
Thordus
Mareen
Jeannsuhbins
Lae
Jeann Eubbine
Bolvart
Dumblersning
Bitton
Chilly
Wnurgelic
WwLtwr
Netine
Lynch
Denderson
Donald Nd
Gardiner
J. Knox
Ul Geraldton
Anit Ube
Utah
Cork
Acknowledgment Letter From Mr James Horsley
A letter from Mr James Horsley of West Southorn YT expresses gratitude for patient and satisfactory service. He notes prompt settlement and thanks for the courteous handling of his water-rate issues, signaling appreciation for the firm’s attentive response.
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Min HH. Watson
James Horsley
Cecom
Fragmentary 19th Century Drug Advertisement Read
A fragmented OCR fragment advertises medicines and tonics. It mentions Vikophos af Pee Pret and Renins Medicina wine. The text includes uncertain street references and asks readers to trust the advertised remedies. The overall quality is inconsistent and partial.
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Armaeulasia
Rural Workers Union meeting charts leadership shifts
A special general meeting of the Rural Workers Union at the Main Workers Union hall chaired by Senator Swedham saw extensive debate on the federal arbitration court, education and conveyance reforms, with officers elected including President Senator Newsham and Secretary M W Sachett. The session planned future actions, including a branch push toward unity and organizing campaigns across Perth and regional districts.
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Workers Union Wan
Vnviy
Swedham
Mcdonald
M.A
M. O'Gannch
Chin
Ice
Perth
Nwermtary Andil
Ulbvern
Newsham
Connall
HL Din
MW. Sachett
J. McDonald
J. A. Doland
Gardiner
MDA
J. Lewis
Ben Jones
T. Lo Brown
Australian Workers’ Union
C. Hansen
Riet
McDonard
Oo TV Trust
Waethy
Smoke Social at Railway Institute Social Night
A detailed report on a Saturday night gathering at the Railway Institute. Attendees included notable figures such as Needham, Demald, and Needham Jr. The event featured nine couples in dance, praising performances and an able host. Visitors were welcomed and formal introductions noted.
Water Price Spark in Western Water Scheme Debate
The West Australian reports on a Munster Works plan to extend water supply to farms at fixed prices, chaired by James Mideffet, then Minister for Lands. Opposition argues the price is excessive while ministers defend grid extensions and long term costs. Farmers push for affordable supply as discussions continue with 3000 seat capacity plans and infrastructure upgrades.
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Freelin
Alleed
Mms
Northam Agriultural Society
Uhia
Atherwin
Munster
Wbjiet
James Mitefett
Minster
Mitefiet
Johnson
Reasoon
Nui Goutailig
Merredin Roads Board
Seth Oo Nurgesmarn
Ali
Mervin Lyse
Walt
Rath
Mintelors
Public dispute over water charges in Western Australia
A letter from Mr Mitchell replies to Mr Johnson disputing water rates and proposing no profit from water supplied to farmers. He argues for minimal charges to support agriculture and rural areas, while criticizing Parliament and ministers for not respecting primary producers.
RIGHT TOURS ART ENION A Work ob at Valued mb £ 300
Fragmented OCR text describes a travel tour with payments including £100 cash and a £300 valuation, referencing Melbourne eight tour committee fees and charitable allocations. The garbled passage mentions venues, public notices, and vague distributions to creditors, with many misspellings and unclear entities.
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Malbourne
Reid
Flydersien
Meibovrow
Rifle Shooting: Weekend Meet Produces Notable Scores
Weekend rifle shooting event yielded several strong performances with at least four shooters scoring over 30. Wallane and Young tied at 600 yards, while Wallanes won at 700 yards. Individual scores listed include Wallace, Young, and others among a crowd of competitors.
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Fatty Fur Villa
Chang
Wallane
Young
Wallnes
Bou
Eaton
Hunter
Pegler
Weather Summary Amid Cooler Temperatures Persisting
The report notes cooler conditions prevailing with nights notably cool and a previous day featuring below century temperatures. The entry references activity around the Northam Post Office on March 2 and mentions a favorable thermometer reading in moderate ranges.
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Northam
Surrey club secretary outlines Australian tour fixtures in England
The secretary of the Surrey County Club representing the Australian Board of Control for international cricket outlines the planned tour fixtures in England. Dates for Hastings and other venues are not fixed, with two day matches and a triangular set of fixtures in June to August involving England, Australia, and South Africa.
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Surrey County Ub
Ib. W. Findlay
Austrmian Board of Control For
Mataen
England
Sosrahorougs
Hastings
Ow Robsbie
Enstand
Australis
South
Afrion
Mescra Mal loch Bros Ad Promotes Fencing Supplies
An OCR fragment advertises Mescra Mal loch Bros as suppliers of fencing materials to the Agricultural Community. It mentions Geo E Armstrong of Tay Street Perth endorsing a wine for hot weather and recommending it to women enduring summer heat.
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Mescra
Malloch Bros
Comveya
Tutera
Wikephog
Geo. E. Armstrong
Tay-stréet
Perth
Nomta
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