Valedictory at Burracoppin for departing stationmaster
A large crowd gathered at the State School in Burracoppin and surrounding districts to bid farewell to Mr S Phillips and his wife who are transferring to Northam. Mr W Mitchell chaired the event with speeches praising Mr Phillips as a railway officer and excellent citizen. A fitted suitcase, travelling rug, and sovereigns purse were presented to the couple, followed by hearty cheers and supper.
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Burracoppin
S. Phillips
Northam
Phillips Hes Pee
W Mitchell
Levietti
Ayret
Berracoppin
Gibson
Phillips
Goomarin
Philps
Wakeford
Stack
King
Watton
Coleman
F. Coleman
Treason and the Case for Aiding the Enemy
A historical discussion explains treason as aiding the enemy or giving comfort to them. It notes that intent matters and that even written or verbal support can be treasonous. Authorities emphasize adherence to the government and the potential for severe penalties during wartime.
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Stewart Davizon
New York
Tribune
United States
Havicon Mageste
Seonarth
Ruih
Mari Gnally
Aasoon
Doan's Backache Kidney Pills Show Noted Patient Testimony
The advertisement touts Doan's Backache Kidney Pills for kidney trouble and urges action to prevent dropsy or Bright's disease. A cited testimonial from Mrs. H J Cooper describes relief after using four bottles, with a later claim of no relapse two years on. Pills priced at 28 6d with mail order from Foster McClellan Co.
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Dean
Bright
H. J. Cooper
Lockycrave
Northam West
Dom
Murray-street
Perth
Doan
Wheat Pool Slowed by Shipping Shortfall in Victoria
The retiring Victoria Minister for Agriculture Mr Hagelthorn defended wheat pool policy after critics noted insufficient shipping. He said 1915-16 crop could not be fully moved and clearing the 1916-16 pool by December would be unlikely. Outstanding payments rise to about 24d per bushel, likely deferred until final payment.
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Victoria
Hagelthorn
Trafalgar Scottish friends share near moment on deck
Two Scots sailors from the same village near Trafalgar shore exchange bluster and bravado as England expects every man to do his duty. They remark on duty and England while peering at flags on the admiral's ship during a tense moment. A separate note reports an outbreak of illness among calves in the Casino district of Nova Scotia with rapid progression and fear of an epidemic.
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Trafalgar
Jock
England
Scotland
Geddie
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