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Newspaper
Northam Courier
Location
Northam, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jan 07, 1910
Page
3
A fragmentary report suggests speculation about a possible royal visit to the port area. The text is unclear but mentions Sir Alfred and a Prince of Wales figure, with references to a grand tour and local reactions amid uncertain details.
Fragmentary report describes a school trip by W A Boys to the Blue Mountains. The readable text mentions SYPSEV and The Wort Mistralian school boys and hints at time spent or observations among the mountains, though details are garbled.
A fragmentary report references the Minister for Merieurians with Mr Taverner, Agent General for Victoria, seeking particulars from Mr Coglan about alleged diseases tied to Australian textile usage. The text notes entanglements with Merieurians and mentions Faun, 6, and MF Coglan in a context of fraud and inquiry.
Robbers entered the town office in Adelaide on a January night and blew open the safe, taking a twenty eight in ash. They adjourned to the mayoral residence and embarrassed in sailor lusaeted before visiting the office and listening to the mayor.
Limited forms returned for the Commonwealth and State rolls threaten delays in electing officials. The election officer warns the process hinges on prompt completion and submission of the required documents.
Wheat market chatter notes mixed prices and activity with several figures steady while others show slight shifts. Market watchers in Melaourse report varied bids and concerns over supply and demand influencing prices.
Melbourne dispatch reports the Waratah crew plans a January search for the missing steamer Waketelt after a cable from the gout general directs a thorough hunt. Local officials coordinate with naval resources to locate the vessel and its crew.
London reports a new record in philanthropic gifts to the United States. The Au GE man contributed to education and medical aid, with totals described as authentic and significant. Names and exact figures are unclear due to OCR errors, but the emphasis is on unprecedented benefactions and support for institutions in the United States.
Fragmentary report notes a shipwreck in Jariea Bay within S.A. jurisdiction. Details are incomplete with garbled names and dates, but authorities indicate a maritime incident affecting vessels and potential crews. Further verification required from rescue records and harbor officials.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions an ex mayor of Perth plus other names including Adelaide and Magar. The readable lines imply a short public notice or biographical fragment but lack clear actions, dates, or outcomes to confirm.
The obituary notes the death of Miss Milly Stewart and mentions her bereaved family and services. It references sympathy from friends and the community and lists arrangements and the time for a private funeral.
A Northam light horse troop plans a parade and travel to a camp for pay and planning. Members are urged to attend a gathering and to entrain for the march on a set date. Loni Kitchener will visit the camp January 24, prompting a special attendance effort.
The article details an arrest linked to a suspect described as Wealmesthay and references Robison and Letty Smith in relation to a youth case. The fragmentary text cites a court proceeding and a child custody or protection context with mentions of a Childe Court and legal actions.
The weekly meeting of the Australian Natives' Association was held Wednesday night with the president absent. Members attended in fair numbers. The discussion referenced the Trans Australian Mailway project and related developments at Valley Park.
An informal gathering focused on farm implements attracted many residents and business owners Wednesday afternoon. Attendees discussed tools and machinery, with emphasis on demonstrations and potential cooperative purchases.
The article details a bustling Tattersalls sale with prices listed for horses like Matalin Maven Mithras and Squatter's Daughter, and notes the Newmarket scene with races such as the Haile Stakes. It mentions a veterinary incident at Munreuth and anticipated events in the coming weeks.
Victoria wins the interstate cricket match defeating South Australia by a notable margin. Key players and teams are listed in the readable portions, with mention of innings totals and standout performers.
In an uneven bowl event summary, players such as Shea Connor and Gatlan are noted amid scattered performance references. The fragmentary report mentions practice, potential rebates, and unclear results while referencing a variety of names without clear outcomes or context.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names and attendance at a night event with references to a mayor and committee. The passage is garbled and lacks coherent facts or identifiable entities. No clear outcome or dates are discernible from the readable fragments.
A Northam Whippet Club meeting notes disturbances in dog racing within the district and lists members and officers including Milner and Meatenair. The secretary reports visits to markers and racing concerns at goldfields with questions about a dog’s water and ownership, alongside financial figures and an annuity plan.
A garbled transcript recalls suffrage protests, noting women marching and demanding admission. It mentions figures such as Mrs Bank, Mrs Duke, and Constance Ly t, with references to New Zealand and England. The tone is dense with activist imagery and fragmented dialogue about rights and social change.
The West defeated the East in a low scoring match with T Stewart top scoring for the West at ten runs and total 105. Richardson and Fern helped the East with late wickets as Carter, Milner and others contributed in a seeing finish to the innings.
The readable parts reference a dealer and various place names including Western and Northong regions. Specific facts are unclear due to garbled OCR, but mentions involve a transaction or event linked to a person or entity in a dated sequence with regional identifiers. The overall sense is a damaged notice or item listing.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions churches and a sequence of unclear names and events. Reads like a dated listing or column note with multiple garbled terms and possible headlines. No clear people, places, or dates fully readable.
The text lists feed grains including oats and corn with prices and a January 1910 notice involving Joan Harleocorn and a Whal Avery Second Heo Deposit. It also mentions rail timetable updates for News Clockline and train arrivals and departures on Wednesdays and Saturdays with confusing place names and dates.
A fragmented notice lists Varity Owners and others including Wethers and Kent Cults. It references L. J. Nelligan and Aber as parties in a legal matter about entitlements, letters, and possible suits. The legible items indicate property or account related claims with ongoing actions and notices to related owners.
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