Weathered town reels from mishap and harvest toil
A turbulent report describes injuries from a streetcar incident in Tammin with several hurt and at least one lost sight briefly. It notes ongoing care, and mentions damages awarded to Mr. Wastromy amid community concerns over platform design. The harvest section cites wheat weighing, snow disruption, and a wagon load pulled by a mule in the effort to move grain through a blocked route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wastromy
Ivcarediog
Laumin
Ladign
Ung
Alec
Stealing Case Hearings at Northam Police Court
In Northam Police Court yesterday Edward F. McGlinn and John Henry Backman faced charges of stealing two watches and a chain from John Michael Pender on 22 November. McGlinn admitted selling the items but denied stealing. Backman denied any involvement. McGlinn was found guilty and sentenced to one month. Backman was acquitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northam
Peach
Mex Wa A
E. Lockyer
P. Coffey
Edward F. McGhow
John Henry Backman
Sergi. Connor
John Michael Pender
Tatumin
McGlinn
Backman
Chain
Crousekamied
McGlin
Tia
Winifred Forward
Sun
David Hall Stewart
Baravan
Avon Bridge
Michael John Day
Goverment Railways
Bay Ling
McGlinnn
Northun Station
Mubbard
Widenay
Vorward
Tiny
Forward
Jinder Bad
Witmon
Connor
Hubbert
Albert Woudhaeus
John Henry Beckman
Aithne
Old Colonist's Death Ubun Weston Phillips
The death is announced of Mr Ubun Weston Phillips father of Mr Hl Phillips manager of the Bunbury municipal electric lighting works at Hambury. The late Mr Phillips aged about sixty years was a colonist of over sixty years with forty three spent in Victoria where he witnessed the departure of the Bourke and Wills expedition. He later travelled with a relief party to recover bones then became mining engineer and transport commissioner and helped revise Victoria mining laws. Sixteen years ago he moved to Western Australia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ubun
Weston Phillips
Hl. Phillips
Bunbury
Hambury
Mr. Phillips
Studing
Victoria
Royal Park
Bourke and Wills
Hewit
Willy
Phillips
Lin
Vicvria
Jeter Lalor
Eureka Stockads
Waskimi
Fatther
Caoreens
Northam Cricket Association Sees Saturday Matches
This season the Northam Cricket Association scheduled two Saturday fixtures as Weeihie Male with the structures arranged for the championship. Amilke Ramen led a decisive win improving on last year while two Fort and West Northam teams competed under damp conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northam Cricket Association
Thie Fort
West Sortham
Dowbrin Mebred Insult Sparks Wheat Rain Debate
Agricultural editor W. Catton of the Wenters Mail weighs rainfall reliability along the Dowwin Morgedin line for wheat. He cites twenty years of records, noting past failures from drought and explaining fallow's role in preserving moisture despite variable rainfall, with forecasts stressing cautious expectations for the current season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Catton
Grosby
Wenters Mail
Dowwin-Morgedin
Lallow Land
Becaus
Merredia
Calace Theatre Charity Film Program Attracts Presbyterian Club
A weighty entertainment bill at the Calace Theatre supports the Presbyterian men’s club funds. The varied programme features films from the Melbourne Cup era and a mix of light comic routines such as Aunty’s, A Feather Child, A Pinch Of Banat, An Interrupted Balment, Troublesome Step Daughter, and Tweedledum Cycle Reon, promising an engaging evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vo Wight
Calace Theatre
Presbyterian Fennis Club
Fli
Reomt
Farme property details and acre bids near Northam
Fragmentary listing describes farm properties for sale near Northam with various acreages and terms. It mentions districts, streets and numbers, including five room brick and stone houses near the Institute in West Northam, plus additional lots and parcels with vague measurements and payment options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rick Huw
Institute
West Northam
Alante
Ratate
Toodyay Property Sale Case At Toodyay
Chief Justice concludes Saturday morning trial where H W Clarkson of The Range Toodyay sues Fd Harden Lite owner of Bawthorndes for £247 commission on sale. Judge finds Clarkson instrumental in sale and awards £247. no appeal allowed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.W. Clarkson
Grasser
the Range
Toodyay
Fd. Harder
Bawthorndes
Tur
Loodyar
Homer
Clarkson
Haynee
Farewell at Jeannescubbure Hotel for Mr and Mrs Be. Harris
About 60 residents gathered Monday evening at Jeama mibbine Huval to bid farewell to Mr and Mrs B lletria who ran the Jeannscubbure Hotel for two and a half years. Tom Hannayas chaired the toast of Our Guests, with music and speeches by R il Leeson, E. M. Lew, John Powell, and Ss. M. Wealock. Mrs Harris received a gold watch from the committee, and Mr Martis spoke for his wife in gratitude. The event included vocal jigia, recitations, and a light social sendoff with wishes to return to the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blletria
Tom Hannayas
8. Harris
Mesere R. Il Leeson
E. M. Lew
John Powell
Ss. M. Wealock
Abuwimy
Mme Maniingun
M. Harte
Estecta
Jen Monbinna
En Sikowesr
Hincks
Stannagan
Harris
Hemen
A. Berke
Mynetme
St Johns Club Meets West Northam In Local Cricket
The newly formed St John’s Club faced West Northam in a tight match. Skipper Vladied Le led St John’s with solid batting while Le and Hawtin provided key innings as the board moved to 134 all out. Maschmedi starred with six wickets for West Northam as Sutcliffe, Manning, and Semmens tried to anchor the chase. Northam were dismissed for 74 with Sutcliffe scoring 35 and Morrell 28 as Stephen led the bowling for St John’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kasey Surthan
Yeouml
Mt. John's
West Noctham
St. Jobo
Vladied le
J. Hawtin Mah
Haaton
Jem
Pine
Tom Morvett
Bwlanin
Hye Tomes
Liter Bowpon
Eual
Wesley v Country: Wheeled scoreline and erratic play observed
The match between Wesley and Country featured a contested opening with one side failing to build momentum. Carter led bowling with five wickets for ten runs, while J Hyrd took four for 28 as Wesley struggled before improving in a second innings, aided by D Cara’s five wickets to limit the hosts and build a total around 93 in the first innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West End
Wesley
Eyul
Sud
D. Cagra
Carter
J Hyrd
D. Carra
Goomalling Association Aims For New Lear's May Visit
Representatives gathered to discuss a town visit to Goomalling as proposed by the Goomalling Association secretary. Delegates favored the plan if feasible, with subscriptions urged to fund the event and players registered before February 1. The secretary was authorized to account for counts and materials, and to call the next association meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Walsh
Goomalling
Audis
Devouk
New Lear
Baes
Tau
Hie Cay
Swat Vhuseussin
Bbe
Tinu Yip
Teaster Tauynen
Northam handicap bowls singles results at the club
In a Friday round of Northam Handicapped Bowls, players faced off in a series of handicapped matches. Notable results include Lore defeating Meeres and Day edging Watts, with Humble beating Pope and Edinimdes overcoming Morrell, while several listed matches remained incomplete as of yesterday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Sandsey
Pokey
Bay
Ubu
Watts
Giustlow
Lineuewell
Moores
Cure
Forema
Y. Kisldeon
Hodes
Vay
Ollingeon
Colatereh
Sur
Juhn Morrell
Jordon
Wells
Edmneados
Morcolt
B'Connor
Walliaus
Lore
Meeres
Day
Humble
Pope
Edinimdes
Polo Early Season Opens With Club Hopes In Northam
Polo begins slowly as clubs form at Northam, Mingen and Cunderdin with talks of interdistrict play. Northam will open with scratch matches at Mr Smith’s Lload Pharmacy and the Ladies plan entertainments after tea. The Northam Trades Gala cup was won by Mr McKinnell’s team and will be defended in a forthcoming challenge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luod‘gay
Meenering
Cunderdin
Jul Wa
Ub Jea
Munthe
Tauay
Northam
Wendon
My. Smith
Lload Piarm
Mtr
Ube
Northam Trades Galy
Ma Winnell
R McKinnell Haned
Huey
Smson
Merredia Sports and Local Events Chronicle
Fragmented OCR item details a broad range of Merredia area happenings. Mentions hospital, a grand course, local ceremonies, and a Daily News and Leader correspondent. Notes rainfall and community activities with scattered names and places.
Sortiam Association Weeting Delegates Under Nurthawke Institute
A fragmentary notice lists delegates from the Sortiam Association attending an event under the Nurthawke Institute on a Saturday. The readable portion cites participants and the hosting group, with missing details on location and schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menuire
Htude
Nurthawke
Ot Ansoolston Wa Tr Mechanize’ Institute
Saturde Ey
Lawn Tennis Match Results At May Reserve
A detailed tennis contest among local clubs at the May Reserve featured mixed results. Notable players include Miss May Resnevist and Miss Dewpater with several close sets. Presbyterian and May Reserve sides faced off in a 9 game, 35 total games encounter. The gentlemen from above clubs scheduled a return match tomorrow afternoon at May Reserve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Edmesdes
Presbyterian
Miessvacant
May Reserve
Miess Wows
Mow Lewisjuc
May Hesarve
Mise Motiregor
Yotuta
Vresbyterians
Uuir Cinteh
Jesuias
Lumshile
St John’s and Wesley Players Prepare for Court Match
St John’s and Wesley teams lineups include Stephen Willis Up ses Medling Lew Waite Mimion Mickey Whitley KE Stewart Marshall Love Richards T Morrell Mexdamies Lo rearo Withnes and Misses Minson Morton Hubble as they ready for a local afternoon court game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toweren
Doan's Unstimant Endorsed For Wiles Cure At Burgale
An elderly testimonial praises Doan's Unstimant as the surest remedy for Wiles. The writer, from 1 Nomed, reports a long, permanent cure after months of use, claiming satisfaction and urging readers to obtain it from Burgale chemists and stores at 2/9 per bone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Euch
Jalal Dium
Vitus
Iain Abechan
Auihorst
Henco
Dean
Eiles
Miles
Burgale
Foater-McViellan le
Td Mundayrstrest
Fragmented OCR History Note on Education and Technology
A garbled OCR passage discusses a mix of education, a royal midlike scene, and a rumored device. It references a tune, a penny, and a teacher’s remark about time. Mentions Dewkwikore and a 1875 work, with names and places obscured. The fragment is context-poor but hints at a historic education technology discussion.
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Tammin
Tek Weather
Tainbul Aucident
Ehat
Dr. Hodge
Austria
Cricket
Northam Association
A. Watts. & CO
Fitzgerald ‘Street
Farme
Siren
Districte
Nore
Mancrea
Morly
A. Watts & Co
Jeanacebbine
America Conail
Zurich
Hevini
St Junn's
Manning
Oz E Manning
H O'Connor
T. Morrell
Manning A Richards
Bignell
E. Viveagh
Sutelidey
O'Connor
A. Sutelikey
Stephen
Morrell
Vivemah
Nfl
Wesley v. Country
Cook
Beard
Carro Taylor
O Morrell
L Caeive Caddy
Carra
Ungter
Bra Marshall
Carro Mettam
Caddy
Martin
Mayersbeth
Motimim
Hammer
Fode
Benet
Thera Sue Boer Ae Taylor
Buery Mayernbath
Bb Hopkins
J. Caddy
Nt Sun
Tee
Otal
Wiskera
Howling
Ueard
He Carter
Ail
Wy Mophius
Ne Lot Woven
Phunting
Jy Beard
Marshall
Marehall
Mettaas
Jy Marshall
Si Morrall
Ty Cook
U- Enright
Yuslin W. Hopking
Pot Ou
Ant Hy Taylor
Mharshall
Saylors
Coren
Wil Foe
Tandicap
Howling Club
Robnes
POLO
Northam Club
Merredia Sports
Boxing Day
Rviot
Henry Avebert
Croydon
Teorale Wevtirs
Washine
Hose
Vhurdhenn
Ittin
Umisinat Guthrie
Sortiam Association
Weeting
Leake Estate Club
Soriul
Nile
Mewes
Phillip E. Thychral
Juba Brothers
Myesocook
Tems Westin
Imeshicvdy
Leilan
ST. Joan's, Wesley
Salols
Iby
Parante
Avery Horn
Tawie Jer Dante
Vinnie Agsintinta
Hye Eit
Amen
Asaiatonta
Stewart of
Prin Inc
W. J. Stewart
Sons
the Big Store
Henry Wills
Wool
Fremantle
R. T. Kings
Henry Wills & CO
Stewart Dawson & Co
Hay ‘Street
Perth
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