Northam Railway Employees Celebrate Wheildon Farewell
A gathering of railway workers and locals in Northam honored Mr. Wheildon on leaving for naval service. Speeches praised his work with the Railway Institute and union efforts, and he received a framed certificate and a shaving set. The event closed with Auld Lang Syne and the National Anthem.
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Reyne Godhl
Charles Whitsre
Bric Hoyne Bick Yal
Y Fc Whiildon
Uniong
Messrah Haigh
G. J.coole
Wheildon
Ab Norham
Railway Institute
Wheiledon
Navy
T, Ryan
A. Jellsey
McGralla
A Hisigh Sish
Ms. Wheildon
W.A.A. Society of Railway Employees
Servions Rendived
Norham
Gibbons
Uris
Nostham
Wemiecombe
Momvs
Girls Coop
Tve Kaitieny Institute
Vossis
Villamp
Gillers
Haile
Ainny
J. Gani
Ramble
Davie
Means Mill
Puiling Weir
Laingy
Turing
G. Conk
Patterson
Clay
Purling
Death near Bourke's Siding under Northam police inquiry
A man found collapsed on a goods train near Bourke's Siding was pronounced dead on arrival at Northam. Coroner Dr. Spry ordered a post mortem. death was due to exhaustion. The deceased, identified as Thomas Hy, 43, born in Portsia England, had been working on the permanent way at Wongan Hills and was associated with a gang at Houdke's Siding.
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Northam
Manshal
Bourke's Siding
G. Hughes
Ws. Stewart
de Srogkett
Thempolice
Houdke
In the Flanders Hell Berlin Post Letters Describe Terrifying Battle
A Berlin Post letter titled In the Flanders Hell recounts brutal Western Front fighting. The writer details sustained British bombardment, advancing German defenses, and devastating cratered ground under heavy artillery and gas. He portrays shattered landscapes, exhausted troops, and relentless combined arms warfare.
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Berlin
Flanders
Dnes
Drumpre
Dante
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