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Newspaper
Menzies Miner
Location
Menzies, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Aug 04, 1900
Page
13
Fragmentary OCR text references a union, a national event, and an election context. Readable elements mention a colony or association, a leader or group named Wil, and a date near October. The exact facts remain unclear due to garbled wording.
A garbled wire report mentions individuals, a date near a seaside area, and an international context. Core facts remain unreadable. no definitive event, outcome, or quotation can be established from the fragmented text.
Fragmentary OCR hints at a product or complaint involving liver health. Mentions Wolfs, aohnapps, and bottle sales or bottles. Details are unclear. no concrete entities, dates, or outcomes are readable.
A distorted report discusses suffrage, noting women and voters in Pennsylvania during a pivotal period. It mentions calls for polling and debates about rights, with references to anti suffrage figures and local political tensions shaping the vote.
A compact note lists names and places from a Grand National and steeplechase event set in July at Osionel Shiller, Charid, and Melbourne venues. Key figures include Honeydew 11, Boare-Mo-Daya, Vikil, Sadayater, and Fortulla with Canfield Cop-Sadamater among participants.
Sydney betting reports show Sago and Lancaster backed for the tea Caps at about £1471, with Sequence drawn to favour and Reviver heavily backed. Allings and St Clare remained firm at odds around 10 to 7 and 100 to 0 respectively amid wagers and shifting interests.
A crowded meeting in a local hall discusses federation and wage laws. Young chair leads as speakers argue for and against proposals, with objections raised and minutes noting policy shifts and potential colony changes.
An old warning on pneumonia stresses winter risks from cold winds and damp days. The ad touts Williams Pink Pills as a cure even in severe cases, featuring a testimonial from Manila Chadie of Trird NB describing severe coughing, bed rest, and eventual recovery attributed to the pills.
In Drouin on May 18 a domestic dispute led to Frederick Richard Cohen's murder charge against Job O Keeley. O Keeley was found not guilty. In Victoria Australia the report notes the death of Rev A De Bobius from heart distimamate and Edward Logan's fatal fall from a roof during a table dismantling incident. Also mentions a football injury where Fontaine broke his leg.
A fragmentary plea asks readers if they suffer from any ailment and invites letters describing causes and whether others have been cured. The notice references Pinot heir and Williams Pinkills and directs to Williams Medicine Co at Queen's Place, Sydney.
At the annual meeting of the Adelaide Steamship Company a satisfactory report was presented. The balance sheet showed a profit after depreciation and bad debts of £80,458. A 4 percent dividend and a 2 percent bonus were paid for January, with plans to pay a further 5 percent dividend and a bonus of 10 percent. A rumor of amalgamation with the A.U.S.N. Co was denied by the observer.
A brief note highlights the pursuit of reliable information for the world. It stresses the need for trustworthy data and clear sources guiding readers toward accurate knowledge in a broad context.
The July meeting of the Lawlers branch adjourned without decisive action on electing a new cashier and collector and possible payments. A town cricket clash saw Lawlers Town lose to East Murchison United with Mines 137. Top scorers were Mason and Trevilcock, with O’Neil and Lun contributing for the Town.
NEW SOUTH WALES Stowey July 4 A girl named Eve George one of the earliest plague victims died at the quarantine station on Saturday No fresh cases reported and most patients are now nonvalescent The election for Canterbury resulted as follows T W Taylor BEL Sydney Smith 614 The previous election was void when Smith was returned by a majority of votes
A camshaft break at Br Monmins Guests Mine causes serious delays and inconveniences as the machinery stalls and workers are put to an unexpected standstill.
West Australia July 20 report states the Perth City Council will raise a loan of £10,000 for wood paving in principal streets. The item notes revenue and water access issues and mentions broader foreign affairs during the era. The document lists local merchants and a watchful stance on transport and improvements in Perth.
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