Logi as the Bui AN OLD MANNS INGS
An aged figure named Logi as the Bui is noted in an entry from an old Manns Ing page. The text records a local event concerning this individual and a community role. Further details remain unclear in the fragment.
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Newspaper
Meekatharra Miner
Location
Meekatharra, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 15, 1918
Page
3
An aged figure named Logi as the Bui is noted in an entry from an old Manns Ing page. The text records a local event concerning this individual and a community role. Further details remain unclear in the fragment.
Merredin police learned an elderly man named Fiie Copeland MacMillan had been missing since moving through the bush three miles from town. His clothes boots and spectacles were recovered near a burnt area and recent tracks show attempts to kindle a fire. By Monday he was found wandering, undressed, in a weakened state and likely unable to survive another night in the wet weather.
Wellington reports another enemy mine field located about ten miles from the shore between Cape Maria Van Damien and the North Cape. Two mines were picked up and destroyed, and another is believed to be located.
Musketry instruction was conducted at the local range on Sunday, drawing a good crowd of riflemen to participate in the shooting exercise.
Tomorrow Sunday the Burnside Trophy will be contested with a strong roll up expected. Ranges 200 and 300 yards host seven shots each starting at 8:30 am. Local club also hosts a home and away match against Peak Hill Club with best six scores counting. Handicap list includes Wreford A Campbell 2 and numerous others up to 78 for final shooters.
A World War I era letter from Meekatharra dated June 10 1918 laments poor turnout for a Red Triangle Day Appeal dance at the A W A Hall with about a dozen couples. The author criticizes the 4 shilling admission price plus refreshments as too high, notes patriotic motives, and urges better support for soldiers in the trenches.
General Foch describes June 11 actions as the enemy presses toward Estees St Bens and Ribecourt while our troops hold east of the Oise. The Germans take Mery Belloy and St Main south of Ressons and Sur Matz. Marqueglise gains a footing. Leport attempt fails. Australians and British gains improve the line on the Somme ridge with 300 prisoners taken.
A German report states that troops penetrated north west of Noyon and captured French positions west of Matz and near Mortimer and Orvillers. They advanced beyond Covilly Ricqnebourg and La Motte Woods, threw back the enemy beyond Bourmount and Mareuil, penetrated far into Thiescourt Wood near Lassigny, with a large number of prisoners.
Paris dispatch from Echo De Paris asserts Germany is mobilizing full strength to end the war by the end of June. It adds the enemy may launch a large combined naval attack on the British front, suggesting a coordinated assault to finish the conflict quickly.
General Maurice reports that Hurier has launched another attack likely aiming to press toward Paris or draw in reserves. About 19 divisions engaged near Chiro Ourseumps and Ayen court with limited gains except a four and a half mile advance in the Matz Valley south of Kessers and a foothold in Thiescourt Wood. It remains unclear if Repprecht will renew the British push or join a Paris drive.
In New York reports a trans Atlantic liner sank a German submarine with a depth charge. The vessel fired on a second U boat near European waters after a near ram and attacked with gunfire destroying the conning tower. A third submarine was sighted as the convoy pursued and depth charges forced its submergence.
Washington announces that the United States has sent more than 709000 soldiers to France.
British air forces claim dramatic gains in air superiority with multiple squadrons destroying enemy aircraft. One squadron reports 105 downed in six weeks, another 50 in a month, reflecting reduced German public casualty reporting.
Paris dispatch details Allied advances from Montididier to the Oise with tanks aiding counter attacks. Americans reach Le Frentoy region and seize high ground between Courcefles and Mortimer while recapturing Gelluy and Bois Genlis. Prisoners numbered in the thousands and guns captured. fighting continues near Chevincourt, Marchemont, and Bethancourt.
Morning Post correspondent from Stockholm reports Petrograd in turmoil with famine deaths and outbreaks of smallpox and typhus amid a collapsing public health situation. Strong entities include Petrograd and Morning Post.
A United Press correspondent reports it is practically certain a submarine chaser sighted a U boat on June 8 off the Virginia coast. The ships circled at about 100 yards, the chaser dashed in and dropped a depth charge. Oil rose to the surface after the periscope vanished.
Charles Grasby the New York Times Paris correspondent says the enemy seeks to hasten a battle climax at any cost. He cites the Crown Prince borrowing four divisions from Prince Rup Brecht as proof. In Paris officials expect General Foch can hold the line for four months until 1,250,000 Americans reach France.
Allied troops renew pressure between Mondidier and the Oise as they recapture Belly Wood and St Maur, taking 400 prisoners alongside several guns and machine guns. The enemy reattacks along the Matz River but gains only a footing on the south-west bank and in Melioeq and Ricsid Cross. Our withdrawal north of the Aisne is masked, while combats rage between the river and Viller Colterets Forest with prisoners taken south of the Aisne. North of the Marne, Moctecourt Les Bonqued Aux and Cussieres are seized.
Washington correspondent of the New York Times reports Swiss dispatches state the German Admiralty is considering a major naval offensive. It is believed orders have been issued to ready German forces for action.
Sydney reports the Imperial Government intends to buy two years wool clip. The estimated purchase totals £103,009,000, prompting widespread satisfaction as the news reaches officials and industry stakeholders.
Probate in the estate of John Henry Kapton transfers to Catherine Knapton for £285 10s. An Anglican Church funds dance postponed to Friday 21 inst. Meekatharra hosts a race meeting planning meeting at the Commonwealth Hotel tonight. Two auditors sought to audit the public hospital books. deadline noon Wednesday ext. Childrens Ball scheduled for August 23. First practice July 17 with prizes for fancy costumes.
Those interested in a Meehatharra Racing Club meeting proposed to be held in August are invited to attend at the Commercial Hotel on Friday evening June 14 at 8 o'clock. H. F. Goss, Secretary.
The Australian Imperial Forces invite applications from soldiers previously rejected for medical reasons. Accepted candidates undergo a three month training and medical examination period at the Central Recruiting Depot, with monthly fitness checks. If still unfit or chest measurements below minimum after three months, they are discharged with a reject badge.
Meekatharra Ham and Beef Shop offers EAL sausage polony pork Fritz saveless garlic frankfurts salami black and white puddings poultry cooked meats pickled onions chilis beetroot pork pies mutton pies fruit pies cakes and more. Goods sent to any part of the district. Mrs Wood Bay Street Meekatharra.
Private sale of a thoroughly bred chestnut pony Kamerina aged three years. Noted as well educated for racing and suitable for saddle and harness. Pedigree details include Axed 3 yra and 142 reference. For further particulars apply to this office.
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