Perth Letter Describes Indian Rising and Cable News Rivalry
A Perth letter reports on an Indian uprising covered by rival papers who sought exclusivity via cable service. It notes censorship under martial law, flurry of early copies, and shifting headlines as readers react amid plans for a new state run college and ongoing education expansion.
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Perth
India
Riy Wemsbuyy
Lnte
West Antal
Howe
Tm India
Gere
Uncle Tom’s League in Perth Sparks Debate on Charitable Letters
A lettered appeal by Mr Rust, founder of the Sunshine League in Perth, recounts how a system of letters from children led to charity drives and hospital support. Critics question the method while noting the League raised funds for suffering children, yet observers worry over motives and public reception.
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Howe
Ethod
Western Australia
Children's Hospital
Ti Iu
Commonwealth
Thess
Iis University
Perth
Mer‘Ac G. Rust
Uncle Tom
Unie
Sonshine League
Mr Rust
Tom
Daily News
Ye Children's Hospital
Bowfee
Ibis
Worth Market Grapes and Apples Hit High Prices
A fragment reports fruit prices rising in Worth with apples destined for export and pears and grapes priced at peak levels. It notes a flood of shipments and estimates the port’s export potential reaching twelve thousand cases across fourteen stations.
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Commonwealth
Taking to the Sand and a City Land Fever
A fragment discusses rising land fever among city residents as many leave urban life to farm and join new agricultural experiments. It mentions young professionals moving to the countryside to gain farming experience and potential ownership. The piece hints at Austra la League youth and state experimental farms aiming to spark agricultural interest.
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Young Australa League
Herto Tus
Royal Agricultural Society under fire for rising costs
Critics charge that administration expenses and extravagance have grown with the Royal Agricultural Society over the past five years in rivalry with Eastern rates. Proponents note transformation of its site from bare heath to a premier Commonwealth showground and point to rising attendance and a century of established cost structures that justify higher outlays.
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Cousce Lon
Te Royel Agricultural Society
Torusing
Commonwealth
Australia
Joe
Gulliford Clegpam
Royal Commission Appointed To Probe Wilson Charges
A Royal Commission led by Owen EAL at Bunbury will inquire into charges made by Mr A A Wilson. The inquiry follows a controversy linked to a political figure and involves trustees at the Sullee Coal Mines Accident Teller Fund PiIlirds. The report will assess alleged improprieties and determine accountability.
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Royal Commission
Owen
EAL
Bunbury
A. A. Wilson
Sulle Coal Mines
Jennapallen Evening Show Prominent Attire and Music
A Jennapallen Agricultural Evelety event followed by a late supper featured Srivintn Tour Sorihaus and guests enjoying decorated halls, live music by Mr. George Smith, and dancing until early morning. Attendees wore elaborate gowns in cream, white, apricot, and green with insertion trimmings, while tables displayed jellies, custards, and fruit as guests applauded the supper.
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Fuere
Mise McPherson
Mian May S McPherson
Mien Morris
D. Beard
Mise Alma Beard
Ivy Hunter
Misa Watson
Misa Mourice
Kathleen
Mis Hannigan
Misa J. Morrin
Mies Carter
Hilda
Ming Lena
Hia Clume
Mise Cameron
Lise Higginn
Oliver
Ming Lo Fowler
Mis L. Watson
Shipway
Walter Watson
Joh Beard
Fred. Beard
Accident near Irish town road injures two travelers
Mr TE and Miss Greaves were riding out from Northam toward Goomalling when a sulky struck a tree stump, jarring the vehicle. Miss Greaves sustained bruises but recovered enough to travel the next day. Mr Slater and Mr Greaves were less hurt and received aid from Dr Tockett and Mr Bickendry’s household.
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Slater
Mine Greaves
Northam
Irishtown
Merlc
Mise Greaves
Mr. Bickendry
Dr. Tockett
Yerrawozy
Goomalling
Miss Greaves
Warrick Race Day Signals Major Australian Event
Horse racing at Warrice features multiple handicaps and stakes including the Sewmarket Handicap and Newmarket races. Notable entries include Malt Blog Flavinus Malt King and Plavia, with veteran trainer Walter Wickewathnus seeking Melbourne Cup glory amid a large field of thirty-one horses.
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Australaia
Mala
Flavinus
Maia
Lemeth
Maltster
King
Plavia
Plunh
Malster
Hyperiad
Flavus
Lavnty
Traner
Walter Wickewathnus
Australia
Jndee
Arhkeabothaun
Ruyervinion
Comair Lions
Favid
Newhaven
Wisidead
Eve Spec
Bhulliivm
Newmarket
Mata
Walter Hickenbocham Hay
Goomalling Race Meeting Annotations Close Tomorrow
Announcements urge entries for all events at the Goomalling races to close at 12 noon Wednesday. Secretary Mr A d l Mody of Goomsall ing or Mr Horner Withnell Northam receive entries. Reports mention the Nelgoorlie Club summer meeting continuing with weather fine and noted winners at the track.
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As dl. Mody
Goomsalling
Horner Withnell
Northam
Victoria dominates cricket match with high score
The report outlines a cricket match where Victoria posted a large total led by Humeam or Hum r and Tomer, with Kensie 12 not out, and Victoria securing the prize. It notes a public note on syndicated results service launching, promising weekly sporting results via press wires from Melbourne.
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Bolger
Cnyne
Toria
Ai Tormer
Victoria
Sueiferm
Qienu
Kensie
Orflang
Frank Havis
Tattersall
Serious Assault Case Heard At Court on Monday Morning
A case at the courthouse involved Bruce Neavybrow and Bruce Moore in a multiyear dispute linked to an assault. Moore admitted the offense but claimed the law not intended for Bruce. The magistrate altered charges to common assault, fining Moore £4 with £16 7s 7d costs and ordering payments or imprisonment for nonpayment.
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Mo Surtham
Courk
WT. Cowan
Hata
Boneh
Fe Moores
Atrick Bruce Neavybrow
Firwee
Hackett
Bruce
Moore
Mesers
Augier
Stacler
Cathie
Tia
Auction Sale of Furnishings by A. Smith Historic English Notice
Auction sale announced by Mr. A L Smith renowned auctioneer. Household furniture and effects to be offered without reserve at the residence of Mrs D Yorkton Dukestreet. Sale to be held on Sunday March with doors opening as announced.
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Forsehold
AL A Smith
Millington Triumph in Narrow Victory over Colenateh
Millington edged Colenateh 19 to 1 in a tightly contested bout. At the twentieth head the score stood 14 points in favor of Millington, delivering a final lead as the last play concluded.
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Northam
Millington
Colenateh
Ove
N C Autumn Meet Opens Amid Mixed Australian Racing Notes
The Victorian Tracing Club began its autumn meeting on a Saturday with good attendance and lively racing. Milestones included the Wines Mudie Mace won by Bell of Eden, with Warrier, Yield, a Harvester, among top runners as the crowd enjoyed a full program.
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Bell of
Etesen
Nevrn
Sayer Locks
FP Mapu
Crmck
Elections TOY toy MOW March V1 interim tally
Fragmentary OCR notes show names such as Northam Mace Goomalling and Meckering linked to election timing in March V1. The text hints at voters tallying results or figures with a Normal Tolling Bay reference and multiple individuals.
Northam Courier Seeks Advertisers In Eastern Districts
The Northam Courier, a respected journal in the Eastern Districts, invites local businesses to advertise to boost reach and appeal. Details on rates and placement are available to prospective advertisers enclosing contact information.
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Northam Courier
Harvest Festival Continues Despite Downpour at Doodlakine
At Doodlakine the harvest festival continued into Monday after heavy rain. Local school and community figures performed withMiss Claire, Riper, Parks, Mill, and Cumming family members taking part while a wind parade impressed attendees. Fruit and poultry sales aided by the event netted about ten shillings, underscoring requests for a permanent Agricultural Hall and shelter for the local schoolyard with Education Department officials urged to oversee the shelter project.
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Doodlakine
Lange
Dy Cumming
Murrell
Palace Gardens Faces Strain At Northam Revels
The Palace Gardens lit and hosted another Sunday night program with improved illumination after recent engine and drama installations. The gallery remains offline due to proprietor fault, but officials expect it to reopen next week. prize ceremonies and quotes from Kalgoorlie Miner readers accompany a broader note on racing betting totals and community financial impact, highlighting concerns over public funds and local hardship.
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Understead
Tvele
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