Pingelly society notes and upcoming meetings listed
The town buzzes with a busy calendar as Dr Briser faces pneumonia and residents await a focal point in Pingelly. Road Board plans, park reserve discussions, and petitions against selling virlock stir civic interest. Community events include Model Parliamentarians absence, a farmers meeting for Country Progress Party representation, a race club gathering, and a Methodist service. Government land sales visit Pingelly with limited competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Briser
Perth
Haynes
Pingelly
Roads Board
Landscape Progress Association Meeting Notes
The Landscape Progress Association metSaturday night with president J T Bird and members C Cook G Forman J Harp O Blyth Q Dignam J T Short FP Giles A Madi and G Leslie secretary present. The Lands Department recreation reserve survey was discussed and a district surveyor to be sent to the area. A Gillimaning Association lottery on wild dog destruction and district boundaries was noted. The W A Producers Union letter on union workings was postponed. Members urged to join the electoral roll. forms available from the secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Bird
C. Cook
G. Forman
J. Harp
0. Blyth
Q Dignam
J. T- Short
FP. Giles
A. Madi
G. Leslie
Lands Department
Gillimaning Association
W.A. Producers’ Union
Perth
Landscape Beats Westbrook In Weather-Scarce Football Battle
In a reduced lineup due to threatening weather, Landscape defeated Westbrook by 20 points on their visit. Final score Landscape 4 goals 13 behinds to Westbrook 2 goals 5 behinds. Key players for Landscape: captain Lestie, Short, Cook, Atretton. for Westbrook: captain Vaughan, Moulton, Watson. Oswald Blyth officiated as central umpire. Western guests were hosted to dinner and luncheon by Landscape supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westbrook
Landscape
Lestie
Short
Cook
Atretton
Vaughan
Moulton
Watson
Oswald Blyth
Signor Tozzi Prize Draw Reopened At Pingelly
The Leaner article reports Signor L Tozzi hairdresser of Parade Street Pingelly pledged three prizes for a drawing puzzle. Due to rule deviations and altered sketches the editor awards no prize and reopens the competition until Saturday the 18th with finalists listed in Pingelly and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Signor L. Tozzi
Tobacconiai
Parade Streat
Pingelly
Iim
Toast
Mnet
Yirk Hospital
Nicholcap
Cuballing
Jiss L. Mullams
Cobaling
J. M. Egan
Taylor's Well
Bert McConnell
Bert McConnell, “ Maplefiead," Pingelly. Ql Mrs. B. Kubimian
H.R. Kublossuci
W. Maley
S, Pearce
Italian Commission Tours Great Southern For Immigration Prospects
The Italian Consul General for Australia Chevalier Zunini visits the Great Southern with H S Rayford of the Lands Department and three Italian farmers. This commission inspects suitability and prospects for Italian immigration in Western Australia. They arrived Narrogin and will visit Katanning and other centres to assess agricultural areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joes Sau Wgent
Johnson
Ereral
Australia
Chevalier Zunini
Great Southern
Snony
Europe
Narrogin
Dirive Ab Katanning
Beverley Community Meetings Signal Local Civic Efforts
Local notes report Beverley committees planning events and infrastructure moves, including a Beverley Agricultural Party meeting, plans to hire the Northam Band for a show day, and a bridge to railways for a special train. Cricket club talks, a minor debt balance, and a police station estimate are noted, with town and country life debate and cultural society activities amid festivity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barty
Buturdiy
Thavasi
Northam
E. G. B. Teanadd
Brookton
Beverley Erpiind
Ates
Stafi
New Bite
Eager
Beverley Musical and Dramatic Society
Ares
Fingally
Pignics
Sparta
Mx Clement Wraggo
Mechanics’ Institute
Mutha! Improvement Society
Queston “Town v. Country Life
Accident Near Katanning Treepaller Seriously Injured
A serious accident occurred near Katanning involving George Elliot aged 2 who was helping fell a tree. A swung trunk struck him as he tried to escape. he was rushed to Katanning hospital with a skull fracture facial cuts and arm fracture. Doctors report a poor prognosis and he remains unconscious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Manv
George Elliot
Katanning
Elliot
Honge
Elliott
Pingelly Beats Westbrook in Season Opener at Pingelly Oval
The season opener at Pingelly oval saw Pingelly defeat Westbrook on Saturday. Algy Bailey scored 18 and Witther bowled well for Pingelly while Meehan and Lacey impressed for Westbrook. Final scores list Reed, Bailey, Lacey, and Davis among others with bowling figures and sundries noted. A second match pitted Taylor's Well against Marwonga, with Marwonga leading 58 to 25. An October 13 match between Marwonga and Pingelly is planned, with talk of moving venues to Pingelly to accommodate Popandyinning. Local cricket secretaries are asked to send match details and batting analyses to the editor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pingelly Oval
Westhooste
Algy Bailey
Witther
Meehan
Lacey
Seurres
Westbrook
Reed
Bailey
Becker E. Davis
Beckwith
P. Davis
C Bailey
Moore
Peery
Sewell J. Smith
Wittber
AW. Smith
Reid
Davis
Ovens
B Winkets
Rous
W. Smith
Sxuma
E. Davis
Tune
Taylor
Marwongs
Marwonga
Expenditure in the District for 1906 07 Items Listed
The district outlines estimated expenditures for 1906 07 including road works such as Wickepin and Brookton projects and school quarters at Boyagasta and Peakien. Re-votes cover Beverley area river bridge work and Pingelly police station quarters and shelter shed. The finances reflect prior priorities and local needs across several roads, stations, and community facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celia
Paiisi
Foy
Wickepin
Lourambine
Willines Road
Beverley-Hant
Brookton
Pingally
Walker Road
Boyagasta
Ennedy
Peakien
Pingelly
Police Court Notes and Western Australia Crime Flurry
A packed Collie Police Court round up reports fines for unlawfully holding a horse. Several assaults, thefts, and a fatal shooting incident near Kalgoorlie are noted. The piece includes a ghastly lake_remains discovery, a Moe murder attempt by Mrs Mansfield, and a Ravensthorpe water reserve fight. A slander case ends with an informal apology.
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Albert Park
Vic
Social Evening at Marwonga for Methodist Church
A Tuesday night social at the Bowery in Marwonga drew a large crowd to raise funds for the Methodist Church. The program featured recitations and songs by Marwonga friends, with contributions from Miss Batt and Messrs Uren Hughes Penny Lloyd and Neate. Rev T Jackson of Pingelly gave an address on Love Courtship and Marriage, and the crowd closed with the National Anthem. Refreshments were provided by the ladies and greatly enjoyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marwonga
Wheat and markets in Melbourne trading update
Stock markets report from Melbourne on October 2 shows wheat sold down around 3 percent. Prices for brands, pollard, and cata are listed with fluctuating bids and bases. Wheat at the sacha fiat level and old prices noted, with wa n and pollard values given and leading buyers recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Ubafi
Wan
Pollard
Grain Market Report From The Morning Gate
Fair at the usual chaff gate saw nineteen tracks offered with fifteen sold. Prices ranged from £1 10s to £3 12s, with the highest bid at 9/8 and wheat repeatedly peated in each lot.
Government land sale at Monger’s Hotel Pingelly Jets
On Wednesday afternoon the government sale of Pingelly town Jets was tendered at Monger’s Hotel. Few buyers attended and bidding was quiet with about four bidders. Purchasers and blocks and prices realised: Lot 434 transcribed M. Sewell £15. 435 Ir. 4p. W. Williams £17. 450 Ir. 8p. t. Inkeis £29.
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Pingelly
Monger’s
M. Sewell
W. Williams
T. Inkeis
Metropolis Produce Market Report From Beverley Market
A fragmented market report notes a large sheep landing by agents at Beverley with a representative buyers gathering and a good sale. Yardings include 4,900 sheep, 20 duta, 50 pigs and more, with prices listed for several classes of sheep, lambs, and store pigs amid generally easier values and strong patronage.
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Buyarg
Beverley Market
Bist Septenski
Valness
Ratea
Ene Coy
The Sheehan Benefit Social and Dance
A grand wind up social and dance by the district Football Association is at the Agricultural hall, Pingelly. A vocal programme, music, and two capable MLC will entertain while refreshments are served and trophies presented to successful players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Football Association
Pingelly
Lecture by Wir Wragge Delights Pingelly Audience
The appreciable audience in Pingelly welcomed Mr Wragge, a travelled lecturer, who presented The Vogue Round the World illustrated by Limelight. The talk explored architectural modes and living characteristics from many countries, drawing deep interest and warm wishes that the entertainer may return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wragge
Manaor
Aed Thved
A Weird Tale Of Fishing By The Archipelago
A bizarre misreadable fragment recounts a strange catch in the Mislay Archipelago where a fish lures men from a boat and, after close contact, is dispatched as the shallow water is reached. The scene emphasizes ritualized action and a stark confrontation between man and sea life.
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Mislay
Swedish War Test Probes Pasteboard Armor on Boats
Swedish government conducted trials on the Stockholm navy wharves to study shooting against pasteboard targets. A three inch pasteboard barrier resisted bolts from revolvers rifles and machine guns, while the adjacent millboard surface perforated by machine gun fire revealed its vulnerability. Results indicated wooden planks three inches thick could be penetrated, but the pasteboard remained intact.
Boy Falls Victim To Chicken Coop Ruse
A young boy was enticed into a chicken coop as a safety measure during coop construction on a hillside near his home. After hours away, his mother feared a disappearance, only to recall the child was inside the coop all along, hidden by the nailed-in bars and wooden enclosure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Aby
Willy
India Rubber In The Initial Stage In South America
The passage describes the early processing of natural rubber in South America. Workers tap trees for sap, collect it in cups, burn smoke over a fire to coagulate, and use a wooden paddle to coat the sap for forming solid balls of rubber ready for commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir Mur
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Pingolly Park
Binin
G. C. Matticke
Riley
Country Progress Party
Pingelty
Parade Streets
Phat Moses
Windress
Knapton
Park Atrest
the Methodiat
Pingolly
Marwonge
Tepeday
Tng
Clement'l. Wrigge
A.N.A
Mitchell
MelIntogh
Aistal
Landscape Progress Association
Signor Tozzi
Vasit
Ftalian
Great ‘Southern District
Severley Hotel
Corgevasnnyr
Pagee
Cricket
Pingelly Colls
Popandyinning
Marwonga Oval
Alstriet Cricket Clubs
Aringeing
Langford, Reid
Grommet
O May
Roi Witther
Dacey
E Moore
Laan 'Y
Y Perry
O'Neil
W. Sewell
Douglas
Qurlisle
Ont
Tnnew
Das
P. Wither
Swickete
Bedlewith
Lavers
Lovell
Layer
Risa
Collie
Jas
Howden
John’ Foley
Jas! Lexdon
Swaliamina
Kalgoorlie
Nick
Greenbushes
Ben
Jackson
Buek
Chidlow
Connel
Dempsey
Narandera
N.S.W
Gilbert
Lynch and
Mann
Samuel Bodle
Edward Herbert
John Butler
Jas. B. Gould
James Moseley
Kalgoolie
Moe
Gippaland
Mansfield
Water Reserve
Ravensthorpe
Kennedy
Kinnane
Kinane
Markce
Kinnans
J. H. Browne
Herald
Hare
Mr. Rowe
Mr. Browne
Mr. Toe
Stock Markets
Markey
Medropolitay
Metropolitan Produce
Mareel
Gesco
Sheehan
Thos. Sheehan
Talinge
Doar
Bekatae
Staagatoes
Zaonaio
Hall
Ty Why
Carrie
Patat
Wir. Wragge
Avoyage Mound
India
Rusber
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