Correspondence on Genesis and evolution in a religious view
A letter to the editor argues against Darwinian slow creation, defending a literal six day Genesis. It claims geologists mislead, asserts God created instantly, and cites biblical passages and Catholic thought to oppose evolutionary theory. The writer urges return to Bible truth and warns against scientific guessing, praising faithful scholars.
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Anc
Moses
Christ
Paul
Adam
Falilio
Asher
Zoological Gardens
Garden of Eden
Adam the Son of God
Eli
Destructive Thunderstorms Cause Wide Damage at Spencers Brook
A severe storm near Spencers Brook produced a cyclone damaging the station refreshment room roof, downed Delca lighting wires, and delayed an Albany train. The hotel stables and sheds lost roofs, a railway house verandah collapsed, and 1200 sheets of iron torn from depot sheds. Crops suffered, especially near Grass Valley and Meenaar, with hail and heavy rain injuring fields and crops, including the Grass Valley Hotel. A second storm after nine PM brought more rain, with Nuetham recording 12 inches in places and reports of large hail nearby.
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Spencers Brook
Delca
Spencer's Brook
York
Messie Wells Brox
Railway Department
Beabrook
Grass Valley
Meenaar
Grans Valley
Kendall
W.A. Bank
Northam
Meckering
Cunderdin
AU Northam
Nuetham
Newsvendor Wins Four Thousand At Paris Races
A Paris newspaper seller named Willegot, nicknamed Pere In Cerise, was found with over £4,000 claiming victory at the races. Police questioned him as his tale of rapid winnings from racing was debated, with earlier gains of £24 and £1,800 cited. He reportedly lives on his earnings and has guarded his betting system, while his untidy appearance kept him from paddock admission.
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Paria
Willegot
Billegot
Pere
Father Cherry
Slany
Longchamps
Northam Bowling Club Opens Season With Win
The Northam Bowling Club inaugurated its season with a ceremony and a luncheon at the Commercial Hotel. Interstate visitors from South Australia were greeted by Mayor A. W. Byfield and Club President C. Carter, then hosted at Byfield’s home, Avon Butter Factory visit, and a town tour. A 2:30 pm match saw Northam triumph 79 to 63 over South Australia, with Mortell Roberts Watts and N beat Chapman Matin Haines Spad 27-5, and Edmeades Howard Millington Foreman N defeated Jashison Dickin Mackay 84-29-25, Chidiow Renwa Wells Catter Sydrew Rabanks Stewart Golding Tom. Tea followed, and Byfield formally opened the Northam Bowling Green for the season.
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Northam Bowling Club
A. W. Byfield
C. @. Carter
Byfield
Oad
Avon
Nomham
Scasen
Foreman
Jashison
Dickin
Mackay
Chidiow
Renwa
Wells
Catter
Sydrew
Rabanks
Stewart
Golding
Tom
Northam
South Tin
Mc Carter
Soloman
Sunday May Services Planned at Tomipay and St Tidore’s
A Sunday next in May will be observed with a ceremony at Tomipay at eight o clock and evening devotions at St Tidore’s starting seven thirty.
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Tomipay
Bam Sand
Lidar
St Tidore’s
WIRE SUPPLY OFFERING VARIOUS GAUGES AND BARBED WIRE
The notice lists stock in 8 and 12 gauge ordinary varnished wire and high grade galvanised wires in 14 19 gauge with brands Flexoteel Flexstee and Leoawin. Barbed wire in galvanised or black is available from Leederville factory with large orders already placed. Also offered are tie wires stapling hay baling wire and swan post hole diggers with chair wire strainers stocked.
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Flexoteel
Leoawin
Leederville
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