Central and West Northam Railway Book Spall
Rail news notes a spall related to the Central and West Northam railway book. Details are sparse in the readable text but indicate a financial or administrative issue connected to the railway accounting.
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Newspaper
Northam Courier
Location
Northam, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Mar 15, 1912
Page
2
Rail news notes a spall related to the Central and West Northam railway book. Details are sparse in the readable text but indicate a financial or administrative issue connected to the railway accounting.
Fragmented OCR note reports disruptions at local agencies and firms linked to Nas, Ansosasion, and National Mutual Life. It mentions assault threats, a lost payment stop at Palace Theatre area near Fire Station, and a reward for returning a payment instrument to Davis No 297.
The Liberal platform discussion from March 1914 critiques labor policy and aims at reforms. It notes generalities and urges clear positions on humanitarian legislation while questioning meaning and practical impact. The piece reflects party tensions and calls for decisive stances rather than broad promises.
The piece discusses the Liberal League's vague platform and its impact on the election, noting internal heterogeneity and the struggle to define policy on taxation and Council franchise. It contrasts Liberal and Democratic strengths and cites public reaction and upcoming party strategies.
A garbled report from a goldfields paper discusses Caplan Amundsen and the Swachayre Glace affair, the Swan River steamer picture, and a republic celebration in Western Australia. It notes the Lalor Party’s state results and speculation on whether the South Australian race would have changed if contested.
Fragmented OCR text describes a Royal Hotel near a railway station and a court proceeding. It references M Cohen of Northam, a 30 year old Mauries Commar, and an incident involving a farm payer and alleged thefts. It notes Crown Prosecutor remarks about a defendant Keptom.
The report notes a strong export flow from Cobraly districts to Lie Watervide with 49 000 bags in transit and 216 000 bags stacked March 11. It contrasts this season’s total exports with last year’s and explains much wheat ships directly to ports, bypassing the grain shed.
The writer accuses attackers of poisoning dogs tied to a native tribe and decries the cruelty while noting federal outcry. The piece laments the alleged killings and questions the public response to the deaths of allegedly prized animals.
A garbled notice describes a VHS engagement involving Mins Ras Cohen, daughter of Morris Cohen, and other names across Northom and Livers Yok. The fragmented text mentions a wedding or departure, with references to England and a potential absence of a person named White. The content remains unclear.
A severe heat wave persisted through the week with temperatures above 100 degrees each day. Readings climbed daily, peaking around the mid 100s, stressing residents and highlighting extreme heat conditions.
The report lists events including Championship Singles where Jordan defeated Kentete Light Patrd Kennedy and Sere defeated Anabey and McManus. In Championship Fours Jordan's team led 34 20.
A social event honoring Miss Robinson and Mr. Moore includes remarks by Jensy Moors and Mr. C. UC. Cutts. Attendees from Northam and local figures praise the couple while Miss Robinson’s gratitude is highlighted. Music, toasts, and gifts accompany a warm sendoff for their future careers.
Amusements note Northam Band presents seven film subjects by leading producers at Town Hall Gardens Sunday night. Lautwack's program praised as top Sunday picture. Palace Gardens to screen four dramas on Thursday with travel and industry reels and a sport themed item.
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