Unique Clifton prison carved in rock hillside opens debates
The Clifton Arizona region hosts a peculiar hillside prison built into a natural limestone depression carved into four cells. Daylight enters through created openings while a masonry vestibule houses guards. Three thick bars block every exit making escape nearly impossible.
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Arisona
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Mount Wambler Rtacing Club
Mises Anderson
Casterton
Woodman
Hunt Club
J. H. Moody
Mount Gambier
Miso Andereon
G. Holgste
Hamilton
Ballarat Hunt Club
Anderson
Farmers and Settlers Association expands in Perth
The Sunday Times reports the Farmers and Settlers Association growing stronger with a new Tan branch formed by city men interested in farming. Separate notes discuss Melbourne artisans facing cottage shortages, a proposed state built workers suburb, and a mix of social and political items from Australia and abroad.
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Farmers and Settlers Association
Sunday Times
Perth
Messia
International and domestic notes from Melbourne and beyond
Melbourne correspondent reports on the opium trade stance with China and neutral Belgium, Britain’s £6.6 million surplus allocations for naval power East Africa debt relief and Uganda, Sweden’s rejection of German defence, Roosevelt’s break from Republicans, and looming Democrat chances. Obituaries note Sir Edward Tadema and Sir George White. Sydney council approves 22 story buildings. Geelong death of ex-legislator William Gurr. Dunmunkie farm laborer and family inheritances. legal actions in Geelong and Cheltenham Salt Company share matters.
Australian Eleven in England First Test Scores
Our own correspondent reports from Melbourne that England and Australia began the first test on Monday. Latest scoring shows England at 107 for 8 with Hobbs out and Rain halting play. Warner remains not out as Kelleway and Beeson take early wickets.
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Australia
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Kelleway Parent
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Warner
Bees
Scotland V South Africa Cricket Match Notes
Scotland and South Africa play with Scotland 138 in first innings and South Africa 171 led by a six. Linseed compound touted for coughs and mucus. unclear details on Seitatens use or relevance.
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Scotland
South Africa
Border Railway Works to Be Discussed by SA and VIC Leaders
South Australian Premier Mr Ueake will pass through Melbourne en route to Adelaide after a NSW visit. Victorian Premier Mr Watt plans to arrange a conference on border railway construction per the Heyal commission and to resolve the Serviceton station dispute.
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Melbourne
Adelaide
New South Wales
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Watt
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Jidut Heyal
Serviceton
Arbor Day Plantings At Lower Cape Bridgewater School
Under pleasant weather Arbor Day was observed at the Lower Cape Bridgewater school on Friday with planting of native trees. The School Committee fenced the ground, supplied posts, and faced rocky post holes, finishing the work in good time. A galvanized iron Maypole is on order but not yet erected. Children received lollies from Mrs A Stevenson and cakes from Mrs W A Kittson, and local interest grows as plantations spread across several holdings.
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Lower Cape Bridgewater
Mra A. Stevenson
W. A. Kittson
Farmers to Confer at Warrnambool Convention
The tenth Chamber of Agriculture convention meets July 2 3 4 at Warrnambool with debates on weed destruction rabbits burrow digging compensation railway land loading water conservation and price gaps between pig and bacon. Officials push for better stock transport show judges and grain handling reforms while Governor Sir John Fuller to open the event.
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Warrnambool
Dilegetes
Sea Lake Society
Kilmore Society
State Farm
Sir John Fuller
Hospital Board Plans Annual Meeting Amid Reforms
A historic hospital reform update notes improved appointments and expanded patient safety measures. The Hospital Muli bam overlooking Porinand Bay signals a commitment to elite care and a stable governance structure. The Board announces a regular annual meeting to review finances and future steps.
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Muli Bam
Porinand Bay
Sonyred
Aviat
Hamilton Dock Sale Report Shows Prices Steady Despite Slow Trade
Auction at Hamilton Dock drew fair attendance from traders. Prices held generally with strong demand for prime store cattle and drafts while late bids for cull and light stock showed softer values. Notable consignments included ewes, lambs, and aged females with prices described in old currency terms.
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Witte
Lueievagid Agier
Ept
Crowsfreld
Osip Wallacks
SY Be
Atwers
Ory Leifers
Railway revenues show record totals for year to June
Official figures reveal railway revenue topping 25 million pounds for the year ending June 4 with a record £5,440,000 for the period July 1 1911 to June 4 and a £147,606 rise over the prior year. For the week ended June 14 revenue reached £76,445 up from £73,020 last year, with passengers and live stock rising while goods traffic lagged.
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Halway
Pouesengere
Uae
Kaine
South Western District Association Football Draw and Standings
The South Western District Association outlines match results from the first round with Wanderers Portland and Wanderers facing Wallacedale Heywood and Wallacedale in June. Standings show Wanderers leading with 12 points, Wallacecale second, Portland third, Heywood fourth, and Fortland last as the round closes.
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Wanderera Vo
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Heywood
South Western District Association
Fragmented OCR: Local Notice Summary
The readable parts describe an unclear public notice with names and places partially visible. Content is indiscernible, but items reference official actions and municipal entities. No complete facts or dates are recoverable from the supplied text.
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South - Wastern District Football Association
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PAM
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Puat
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Dade
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MR. Parkinson
Wyrkes Street
Hortland
Wloideeke
To Daly
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Dartmoor
Larniver Hotel
Ulte
Parthend
Landen Hotel
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Tharaday
Frank Shanasy
Collins Street
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Liebray
Jane
Portland - Tauntay
Errol Street
Horth Melbourne
Sal
James Werth
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