Pioneer Pinaroo Lameroo paper launches regional News
The Piarco Country News announces weekly publication from Lameroo covering Pinaroo and Tailem Bend area. It pledges calm local discussion, highlights sanitary issues, district growth, two towns Lameroo and Pinaroo, and calls for subscriptions and local support.
Carpe Diem Tuste and the Pinaxoo Transformation
A compact report notes a brief period when the Pinaxoo region opened and underwent notable changes. The text emphasizes miraculous transformations during this window and mentions the term sarubby in relation to the changes.
Energetic Bandmaster Calls Meeting at Methodist Hall
In the advertising column, bandmaster Mr Bladen invites all interested to a meeting tomorrow evening at the Methodist Hall to discuss band activities and plans.
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Bladen
Methodist Hall
Lameroo Struggles with Housing Bankrupting Growth
Local residents report housing is unavailable in Lameroo, hindering families from relocating. A petition to amend the Pinaroo Railway Act seeks to remove 2 percent interest on holdings, led by local committees and residents. Lameroo State School logs 68 pupils with 54 average daily attendance as the town grows. The death of 12 year old Frederick John Halls is noted, with funeral details and care by local authorities. Bechler's Hotel in Lameroo changes hands to F J Reynolds, promising updated services for travelers and boarders.
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Lamerco Vigilance Committee
Frederick John Halls
Halls
Parvukie
Lamerco
Dunetone
J. Tilbrook
Moser Jackson and Edwards
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