Harvest festival services at Fingelly Church produce praise
Fingelly Methodist Church held Harvest festival services with a morning meal and discourses by Rev H Monies of Brooknotn and Miss Wilson. An evening program featured songs by the choir, readings and solos. Mr Kent and Miss Jewell performed, and the Rev Robins conducted the event with strong church support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Monies
Brooktorn
Wilson
Wavn
Wall
He Robins
Elimirman
Mies Jowell
Noonebin
Pate Terton
Rpplane
Humphrys
Glovioud
Meera
M. Lobbai
Jey
Mr. Robinson
Mise Jewell Lanny
Messen
Chyer
Timma
Whatsat
Gen
Mang
Christians Bithy
Kent
Cryer
Wilon
Gome
Anders
Agalee
Thore
Mise Chapmah
Moorisfor Voi
C. Black
Robins
Sewell
Hetod
Storm at Pingelly and nearby damage report
A severe storm swept Pingelly causing structural damage and property loss. Reports describe collapsed roofs, shattered windows, and toppled telegraph lines while one resident lost a hay shed and others faced injuries. Local accounts note high winds and flying debris with limited injuries and ongoing assessments.
Dr Morse's Indian Root Pills Claim Constipation Cure
A Melbourne reader endorses Dr Morse's Indian Root Pills as a remedy for obstinate constipation after many other medicines failed. The testimonial urges mothers to use the tablets to improve family health, claiming quick relief and regular bowel movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse
Alra
Hadith
Kelly
Carlton
Melbourne
Éuferine
Maree
Bill Bottcher Faces Short Bankruptcy Jail Term
In a cramped courtroom scene, Bill Bottcher argued bankruptcy after failing to meet a 10s monthly payment order to R. Thompson. Magistrate imposed six weeks, then extended to 12 o'clock that morning for payment. Bottcher hurried to settle the debt of 21 pounds 1s 0d plus costs, before concluding his own defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RAM
D. Cowan
Williaim
Boutehey
R. Thompson
Botteher
Bottelier
R.M
Bottdher
Hind
Tnitcher
Magiatvate
Boltcher
Vite
Bat
Botteker
Tle
Ballaher
The Kaiser's Latest Prayer Transcribed Fragment
A garbled period piece presents a speaker appealing to God in a mock prayer for relief and victory. The text references wartime leaders, a hypothetical request for protection and guidance, and ends with a mention of a program listing and weather forecast tease.
Brockton Notes Transformation By Early Growth
The note describes a landscape changing with early growth in grass and ordinary plants as wet weather and toatltok the copiona showers alter the scene. It expresses hope that nature will continue to improve the landscape and benefit from these conditions.
Brookton’s Nervous Exit From Dusty Trail
Rosy findings from Brookton begin to pull on his nerves as dust cools, he quickly wipes his feet and departs toward a more favored locality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookton
THM RAILWAY UPDATE ON TITONSTONY JUNGING LINE
The Tell way Covetraction Department shows eagerness to complete the Titonstony line and transfer it to the Railway Department. A shipment arrived by Monday and workers proceed to lay tracks to various points along the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ue Tellway
Hunjing
Dia
Rapa
Tuala
Grove
Ward returns from north trip for Brookton store
D Ward, manager of Brookton Gash Store, has returned from a northern trip. He appears improved and reports a new stock of ribbons, haberdashery, and related items on hand as he resumes duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seteemad
D. Ward
Brookton
Susaling cast and Murphy charged with pocket theft
An afternoon court appearance in Brookton sees Phillip Dynes accuse Murphy of stealing from his person on the camping ground near the Club Hotel. Murphy denies the act while Dynes recalls drinking with Murphy at the Bedford and Olsh hotels. The bench imposes a month in jail or a fine with costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mes Miephy
Describady
Mesers & Williams
Grawford
U.P
William Dynge
Samuel
Bray
Club
Phillip “Dyna
Dynes
Stephens
Ollicer
Brooktor
Vangtable NcDonald
Murphy
Ystairway
Phillip Dynes
Brookton
Win
Bedford
Nolzo
Olsb
Suwer Stor Pc
Brooklan Fron Beverley
Police Guard Admits 60 Cases For Adjudication
A fragmented report notes that at the Social Police Court a total of not less than sixty cases have been listed for adjudication by vigil ant guardian within the scope of an ancient police order. The text emphasizes statistics gathering and related duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guart
Constable McDonald Assigned To Brookton Duty
From district knowledge a policy officer named Constable Sievein is detailed for duty at Brookton. His experience in Perth and readiness are cited as a strength for potential hostilities. The text mentions Sophie and a cheerful countenance among us.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDonald
Brookton
Aince Lindy
Perth
Gasist
Sophiee Cbeery
Harvest Festival at Methodist Church Attended and Appreciated
The Harvest Festival services at the Methodist Church were well attended with the visiting minister Robie of Pingelly delivering morning and evening discourses to appreciative congregations. The singing was good and a co meeting held during the week drew strong patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
Kovs H
Robie
Pingelly
JACODEN'T Attempted Visit Ends in Traffic Misadventure
Fragmentary Australian police report notes two life assurance agents attempted to visit Walidoring via Pingelly on Friday. The journey stalled after a white gum tree collision, injuring no one and allowing the party to press on to Pingelly where their escorting medic and reporter were reportedly unavailable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Life Assuranees
Ale
Walidoring
Pingelly
Uieiv Siator
My. Prank Pearson
Notable Arrest for Drunkenness at Local Inn
A man named Whittington, alias Mohtegood yim Whittington, was arrested by Constable Metanald on a charge of drunkenness. Accompanying constables Fane and Crawted, he faced a 10 shilling fine or seven days in custody, and paid the fine to secure release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn
Viterow
ploCletInuz
Murnay
Bardnor Vibelmn
Uri
Earth
Elermare
Armen
AC Wallenon
Mohtegood
Yim Whittington
Ingale
Metanald
Will Fane
Crawted
Benels
Whittington
Joey
The Storm's Havoc Strikes Perth and Nearby Towns
A chaotic storm wreaks havoc in Perth and surrounding areas, damaging a small iron shop once owned by J J Grohent and smashing storefronts. Rival auctioneers clash as stacked iron sheets and damaged blinds are scattered, with property losses and ongoing repairs reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perth
Daigis
Af Bunty
Progressiv Aistriel
A. Egl-Oniiny
J.J. Grohent
Om Loval
Ives
Ray
Med. Montgomery Svae Alsoru Eufferer
Storm devastates area and blocks roads as police battle aftermath
Descriptive OCR fragment recounts a storm disrupting the town with damaged stables and rock formations. It notes Constable Stevens guiding evacuations and a railway crew measuring distances. Floodwaters closed Dale River and the Dale bridge faced obstructions while local residents and families endure temporary detentions and road blockages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest King
Garrieil
Constable Stevens
Mllien
He Railway Construction Department
Viesa
Gonstable Stevens
Ratchelli
Hiiesly
Dale
Smokers and Non-Smokers Clash on Low Ground Field
A fragmented report describes a May game between Smokers and Non-Smokers on uneven ground. Captains and players such as Abe Loza and L. Wearney feature in partial scoring lines, with references to innings and bowlers, as the Broadmoven plan a long journey to test their strength against Beverley club and their hopes for a victorious Henh eleven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ivon-Suivkere Aburusnie Ok
A. Crawford
Hy T. Jones
B-Jones
Tor i. Smokers
H. Gi. Campbell
At. Crawford
Dr. Mitchell
Kellow
Fortis L. Wearney
Brooldmven
Brooldmven Will Journay, 0 Baverley Nesteweele
Beverley Club
Skiwars headline in keypty shows defenders at Broakton
A fragment notes a ski warfare event titled Our Troupa in Keypty with defenders of the Suex Cans to be shown at Broakton on Saturday next May. The readable text is garbled but mentions locations and a scheduled showing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broakton
Destructive Storm Rubs Out Tracks and Fences
A severe storm on the 26th caused widespread damage. Winds ripped roofs, felled trees, and toppled sheds along the railway area. Roads and culverts were blocked, telegraph lines down, and farm produce shipments disrupted as residents assessed the wreckage and began cleanup.
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Fingelly Methodist Church
R. AL ‘Thodypson
Fiiday
Obia
Meat Rchdda
Senio Seizling
Operationane
J. Stbne
Eine Diskayea
Nepnjan
Geo
Errs
Linia
Auleving Roads Board Ict
Roperty
P.O. Fox
York
United States of Heers
New York
Dealyred
Europe
Individwala
Urey Decinyad
Bet Aye
Bill Bottcher
Club Hotel
Dancocks
al Tatas
Otepliowa
Brockton Notes
Kippington Cottage
Richardson Street
Medical Gymmnatics
Nurge Hoult
Telephone
THM Railway
Ward
Ole
Ames Murphy
Gail
McDonald-Bage
Wodvosiay
Wyidicat Twatuli Jyee
Mel Junes
Ve Nin
Rowelok M. Ratokt
BraAlcorn
Relaw
Rose
Ad L. Wetrne
Crawford
O'Louell
Gratton H. Jone
Migohiall
B.gathbert
Gaimpbell
F-Withington
MiSobina
A.stephens
Thomastu
Wfidones
Dwarda
Priday Ligt
Aills
Air View
Rk. J. Pearson & Co
Ape
Manchester
Ynte
Ourlaingy
Vale
Holland
Cale Price
Colton Sulling
Etriper
R. J. Pearson & Co
M. Bidwell
Tacoma
PHES
Murdoch
HALE
J. F. W. S.hilling's
Park and Parade Streets
Gill
the Drug, Optical & Dental CO
Pingelly and Brookton
Parker
B.D
Rudland
Hoprusentin
Farmers! Wakountt
Cor
Stockett
Spink
Pingélly ‘Motor Garage
Od, Saline, Proprietor
Tesiqiemibals
Rugtatimines Af
Urenes’ & Sassen Ral
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