Rifle Club Meeting Ends With Resolution To Continue
The Rifle Club held a Saturday meeting with many members present. Mr C Rees and Mr de Rid presided as officers. Mr Monger was reappointed captain. Rev Jackson considered. committee Overheu and Rees. treasurer J Overbeu. secretary pro tem Kent. Accounts and subscriptions discussed. range preparations assigned. absentees to lose seats after three consecutive attendances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rifle Club
Waa
Meyers
C. Rees
de Rid
Prgepeh
Keseatad
Qnemibar
Lobban
Overheu
Mr. Rees
Monger
Jackson
C. ‘Overban
Naylor
My. Jackson
J. Overbeu
Kent
Mesars
Overhew
Rees
CG. Overhen
W. Grace
Rder
Ste
Rab
Proposed rifle club forming at Popanyinning
An effort is made to form a rifle club at Popanyinning with about 26 names on the list and expectations of easy growth to the required number of members. The note mentions a promising outcome and no anticipated difficulty in recruiting further names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Popanyinning
Niccessful
Arine
Basket Social and Dance Promises Yet Fails to Impress
The Basket Social held Friday evening featured a decorated hall and refreshment tables. A varied program included piano solos, recitations by Master Webb, instrumental trio, and a humorous item. About ten o clock dancing began for a select few as the evening closed with social duties and duties by several organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillipa
K. Monger
Pnerolf
Mesdames J. ‘Monger
Suhlmann
Messrs ‘Forshaw
Murrey
Ma ‘Béundy
Government land sales advertise in Pingelly and Popanyining
Auctioneer Mr Naylor of Pingelly announces in this issue two sales next week at Pingelly on Wednesday and at Popanyining on Thursday. He lists several Eastern buyers seeking improved farms and urges vendors with up to 1000 acres to inquire.
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Pingelly
Popanyinaing
Naylor
Pinelly
Pingelly Agricultural Society Holds October Meeting
A Pingelly Agricultural Society gathering at Mangers Hotel discussed electors on the roll, forming Progress Party leagues, and plans for a show. Members approved cricket pitch use with fees, named judges for thoroughbred and sheep classes, and arrangements for ground improvements and prize allocations.
Ploughing Gommtpthr Abyrd Committee Finalizes Match
A meeting of the abyrd committee was held to complete final arrangements for the forthcoming match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abyrd Committee
Popanyinning Progress League Meets with Notable Attendees
The Popanyinning Progress League held its monthly meeting on Saturday with strong attendance. Members discussed telephonic communication with Pingelly, a passenger platform for Popanyinning, and extension of the goods platform. A deputation was planned for the Commissioner’s inspection visit and local rail concerns were raised including a loss of goods from the siding. Donations were announced for the Agricultural hall fund and road works were requested from Cuballing Shire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commissioner of Railways
Popanyisning
Taite
W. @. Richie
J. Brockman
J.P. W. F. Spragg
M. Murphy
Howard
A. Howard
Millays' Karri and Jarrah Co
J. W. Bateman
Ltural
Hallfond
Alwartor
League
Cubulling Roads Board
Appleton
Conne Place
Country Progress Party to Represent Farmers in WA
A circular from the Agricultural Society notes the formation of a Country Progress Party to represent farming interests in Western Australia. It calls for farmer and settler meetings to elect a representative for a Perth conference planned near the Producers Union annual meeting at the end of September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perth
Producer's Union
Pri
Country Progress Party
Cricket Notes Mega Match At Aldinga
Aldinga club hosted Gillimaning Tatiara in a friendly cricket Saturday with Aldinga totaling BY runs and Gillimaning 48. Key scorers were J McBurney 26 and A Fairhead 17 for Aldinga while A Waldeck led Gillimaning with 27 not out.
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Aldinga
Gillimaning-Tatiani
Chub
A Rs
Gillimaning-Tatiara Tedin
Ind
J. ‘McBurney
Eastwood
A. “McBurney
AL Fairhead
Jo T. Rabeley
C. McBurney
Warner
J. Ridley
Das: Ridley
C. Ridley
Hocking
J. McBurney
A. Fairhead
T. Rabeley
BE. We Eastwood
G .McBurney
Tatiara-Gilimaning
N. Waldeck
J. McAdam
A. Waldeck
H. Lawle
G. Pennington
N. Trost
J. Lewis
J. ‘Purcel
W. ‘Trost
Mamby
Raheley
Gillimaning
A. McBusney
Fairy
Adam and Sewle
Gillimaing-Taliara
Popanyinning Cricket Club Meeting at Popanyinning Hotel
The Popanyinning Cricket Club held its Saturday meeting at the Popanyinning Hotel with attendees including Mose, W. KE, Ritchie chairing, Strachan Bros, H. Trapp, J Sentensli, Jno Barker, Jy Matthews, J May, TB Atkins, Jy Ryans, R Keating, HH G Taite, Sprigg, Shyernessi and Jewell. Minutes of the previous meeting were read and confirmed. Delegates Sprigg and Jewell reported a satisfactory meeting. a motion ordered the secretary to obtain timber and 8 caskas of cement from Millure Karrie and Yarrab Go, Pingelly, and consult Mr Byrne on sufficiency. Seconded by J Parker and carried. A motion to limit association match entrants to financial members, carried. Spragg moved, RV Keating seconded, that the secretary forward entrance to the association secretary, carried. A vote of thanks to delegates Jewell and Sprigg closed the meeting.
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Allmeeting-af
Popanyinting Hotel
Mosers
W. KE
Ritchie
Strachan Bros
H. Trapp
J.sentensli
Jno
Barker
Jy. Matthews
J. May
TB. Atkins
Jy Ryans
R. Keating
HH. G. Taite
Sprigg
Shyernessi
Jewell
Pingelly
Pingelly Cricket Club Meeting Yields Little
A meeting of the Pingelly Cricket Club was called for Tuesday evening, but due to insufficient notice only one or two members attended, and no important business was transacted.
Missionary services and lantern views at Baptist Church noted
Last Sunday evening's missionary services were rich and helpful. Miss C K Browns address was praised. Rev F Radford showed lantern views of India with Miss Brown explaining scenes. Proceeds support foreign missions. Next Sunday a baptismal service will be held with candidates following the Lord in baptism. Moonlight night offers a chance to witness the administration of baptism. Service begins at 7 p m with explanatory address by Rev ALM George.
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C.K. Brown
F. Radford
India
Alm. George
Trouble in Russia Draws Cable Train Attention
The World's News notes cable trains and exteguis of interest to country readers focusing on troubled Russia and developments signaling strain in the region.
Outrage A Tires and Disturbance in Transcaucasia Spark Violence
Report of a deadly riot in Tiflis with an infante killed three police and a commissioner among seven officers. Russian peasants in Mulaye h resisted. anti Jewish manifesto issued in Odessa. Swedish steamer carrying rifles captured by Russia. Socialist Congress notes rising mobilization of workers and soldiers awaiting a general uprising.
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White
Tiflis
Russian Transcaucasia
Mulayeh
Socialista of
Poland
Social Democritic Congress
Russia
Executions Reported of Six Terrorists in Poland
Six terrorists were executed at Kjelet in Poland. The dispatch notes the sanctioned executions and provides terse confirmation of the event.
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Kjelet
Poland
Atlanta Horrors Denounced as New York Attacks
The Atlanta riots lead to closed public houses as 17 infantry and cavalry units keep order. The New York Evening Post claims many alleged assaults by lynch mobs were not real assaults, saying a campaign of denunciation by papers and politicians sparked the violence.
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Atlanta
Georgia
New York “Evening Post
Diamond hunting expedition sails toward African island
The steamer Xema, sent to hunt for diamonds, has reached Capetown after departing to an unnamed African island. In Brunswick affairs Prince Albrecht bequeaths 750000 pounds to an actress upon his marriage.
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Xema
Africa
Capetown
Prince's Con
Prince Albrecht
Brunswick
Plague in India and riots disrupt lives across regions
An 1896 to present period reports 8 million deaths from bubonic plague in India. A boat toward HazreFair floods on the Tridus river, drowning 200 Hindoos. In Texas Brownsville, a thousand Black residents obtain arms to retaliate against whites, signaling rising unrest.
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Hazre
Tridus
Nar- West India
Brownsville
Texas
Arma
Anarchy in Austria Reports Firearm Incident
Slav newspapers in Austria Hungary say dynamite cartridges were placed on a railway between Sremska and Pola as Archduke Ferdinand returned from Dalmatian maneuvers. Severe Italian arrests reported.
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Austria- Hungary
Srieste
Pola
Ferdinand
Dalmatia
Dont Cross Your Knees Warns Medical Authority
A medical warning condemns sitting with one knee over the other as a hazardous pose. The article warns it can trigger back, elbow, and wrist strain, nerve compression, and potential health issues due to blood vessel pressure and nerve interference.
Mr Justice Hawking's Country Return Noted
A fragment recounts Mr Justice Hawking returning from the country with game and entering the Law Courts to store it in his private room. A bystander mutters about hawkers as others stare, revealing street breath and gossip around the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Law Courts
Bim
European densely populated areas and curious notes
A compilation of varied facts and curiosities cites Europe’s dense population, church stances near St Paul’s, historical year 223 constructions, language meanings, aging genes, and natural oddities. It mentions Greenland birch, canaries, delicate frogs, and global Bible Society reach, plus a juvenile dress ball and local sports roster for Westbrook.
Tragic Criminal Chase Through City and Docks
A dramatic pursuit of Joseph Weenan ends with a daring escape from police. Weenan evades capture by diving into a subway, climbing a sailing ship, and slipping into a factory chimney area before hiding in a circus cage where wolves maul the guards. he is finally captured and hospitalized with injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Weenan
Bourcureskar
Cardig
Benks
Cage
Aoan
Hia Gene
Ward
Manageris
Cardilf
Tim
Timwell
Baxpital
Military health care and supply in wartime butchers in retreat era
A garbled report discusses sanitary concerns and food distribution for troops led by General Kurapathtu, noting typhus and dysentery in Turkestan and efforts to deliver bread and meat. It recalls Civil War sieges and other campaigns focusing on provisioning and endurance under strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bermmay
Sva Quys
Halle
Faraly
Jadie
Local Football Match Ends in Married Team Victory
The Saturday game on the local ground produced amusing clashes as married men defeated singles. Berkwith captained the winners and Willy Williams led the bachelors. Final scores were Married 30, Single 20.
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Yast
Berkwith
Willy Williams
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C. Perry
Tragig
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Ube
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Bangu
Paris
Metz
Ladysmith
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