Mining Progress and Claims at Nolwon Mine Site
Brominitoma Correspondint reports mixed progress on the Nolwon mine area on the west side of Mr Morgan. Early work found reef, gold visible in rock, with significant yet undisclosed exploration, stating the reef widens and supports potential vein development. Several unnamed prospector parties and local figures are mentioned as evaluating property and awaiting further work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monusy
Sonny
Wika
Morgan Ani
le Nolwon Aid Party
Gohl
Robson
Jartya
Hopvison
Deanna
Alex
Mempister
Duhn Laima
W. Tranlin
Aethnie Huewell
Tobby
Ahawa
Stonearty
Sonun
MG Usathien Alan
Borat
Acith
Hye
Alog Demaysrtoe
Jrarly
Prwy
Dire
Naretrat Dempster
Taki
Avouk
Hawk
Avchlbahl
Porey Poraian
Govil
Drake
Party
Kookynie Progress Committee Meeting Adopts Health Lottery Plan
The Kookynie Progress Committee met at the Kookynie Hotel on the 24th, with chairman and others present. The meeting discussed inspectors from the Office of the Inspector-General of Schools, a possible visit to the town, and the blocked copying of Howth documents. A motion proposed forming a working committee to salvage the town, clear environs, and explore a public lottery before adjournment to Friday, 8th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kookynie
Mosies
Stuart
ML Colling
Willcox
Nesunt
Wen Harbor
Nkaly
Evgnco
Mossi
Till
Campbell
Modd
South Australian Ministry Crisis Shocks Assembly
A ministerial shakeup in South Australia leads to a dissolution scare as the premier contemplates new leadership. Burgoyne briefly considered to form a ministry, but declined. Solomon is urged to take charge while opposition tensions rise and a reshuffle looms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston Nakrd
Bond Tennyson
Mrurguyne
Solomen
LEONORA. Post office delay prompts protest from residents
Residents of Leonora protest delays at the local Malcolm post office. The complaint centers on slow handling and unclear communications causing prolonged waiting for parcels and services, with calls for timely action by officials.
Fraudulent Medium Trial Notes and Property Claim
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a case involving Alice W'rand and a claim of a fraudulent medium. The text mentions a valuation of 2100 tied to property owned by Catherine Parry and Aomar Tara. It references a court action or charge and a grant status, but specifics are unclear due to garbled wording.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice W’rand
Sxax
Ana Charun
Catherine Parry
Aomar
Tara
Death inquiry at Adelaide Hospital widens with husband abroad
Inquiries into the death of Mrs Ancie Worthy at Adelaide Hospital continue. Reported details say her husband is in Western Australia. She leaves six children aged between 17 and under two years. The case notes suggest medical neglect or related complications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fortune
Ancie Worthy
Adelaily
Wes Australia
Queen and Emperor Visit Windsor in Royal Gathering
Royal guests Gatman and their Majesties attended a Windsor visit with Queen Wilhelmina hosting. The pair dined with the queen, then departed by air to Washington and Holland, marking a notable diplomatic occasion amid strong ties between nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen
Emperor
Gatman
Germany
Windsor
Wilhelwina
Concert by the Dabilow Singers Delayed Then Praised
The Dabilow Singers opened a two night event with concerts at Amioch Mallow Welow-dar, facing late starts and a disrupted schedule. Despite delays and an interrupted Passion Play, the performance drew praise for the chorus, with standout numbers like The Lost Chord and Queak at tha Night. A later train mishap near Kalgeorls station caused further disruption to the program and transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amioch Mallow Welow-dar
McAdoo
Stiller
Dom Hells
Anderson
Haney
Gibbone
Gage
Exeniing
Phionographia
Andeyson
Bela Wade
Kalguote
Kalgeorls
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Mining News
Mount Morgan
Kookynie Progress Committee
Sohomon
Jor
Leonora
Acuuben
Sdamies Kay
Monaigor
Faith Wibson
Hgvor
Jreoubinplin
Yacil Beiday
Adelaide Hospital
Mrs Ports
Se Tien
Saiarmas Mls
Hes
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