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Newspaper
Tambellup Times
Location
Tambellup, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 02, 1915
Page
2
Fragmentary wartime commentary discusses censorship delays and public anxiety about war news. Observes Britain France and Russia’s united support for leadership, noting Germany’s forty year prep and the expected initial success from its 1914 invasion plan.
The piece argues Allied superiority and German overreach, noting Allied unity across parties, and Germany’s limited gains against neighbors. It cites Allied mobilization, potential Romanian and Turkish shifts, and debates over American intervention, while detailing local wartime efforts and regional news about food, industry, and casualties.
NEWS and NOTES report a Tanhellay Minstrels performance to aid the Motor Ambulance Fund if open, or another worthy cause if closed. Then a Plant Diseases Act 1914 notice requires annual registration of orchards, vineyards, fruit shops, and auction rooms by the 24th with fees from 2s 6d to £5 depending on size and type.
Lansdowne Nyabing writes to deny authorship of EMC initials in a letter replying to Mr Pierce. The writer defends NPA and its members as honest workers and rejects insinuations while offering to publish a signature to prove authorship. May 29 1915 Nyabing Victoria Australia.
Fragmentary OCR lists names associated with the Australian Expeditionary Forces including Rataur Maslin Geom Rye Jd Thornert WR Band Bale Green Lerby Netson Ee Byy and E.C. Hooklng, with unclear context. The readable portion suggests a roster or roll call or internal note.
The May 11 meeting at Baptine Church featured Premier Pitchkow pushing the Development of the Northern Territory Bill through committee the Opposition led by N Rogers backed by Garten Dival Bell Prosser and J Coate tried to amend for Freehold but the government won until the final clause. The chair announced next meeting on June 4 with visitors welcome and discussion of WA secession from the Federation slated.
Goowangerup district health board urged residents to use the rubbish depot. Two locals were fined £5 and £4 for dumping waste on water reserve. Mr Bell presided. penalties issued reflect ongoing efforts to curb litter. Nearby farms show barren ridges overgrown by scrub as sample crops reach height measurements.
Charles M. Schwab of Bethlehem Steel argues in White Sulphur Springs that Krupp naval guns are inferior and that German ships fall behind in modern armament. He asserts Allied weapons outpace German designs, predicting a new era of commercial competition and urges readiness. A charity sale proceeds for the Motor Ambulance Fund as part of the event.
A hard fought football clash at Katanning oval ended with Broomehill defeating South by 89 to 31 points. Key players included Beogine, Lewis, Jackson, and Metta, with narrow first and third quarters shaping the final score as Broomehill capitalized on kicking and steady defense.
The community of Tambellup mourns Uncle Claib Es Gory after a sudden death at a young age. A funeral service was held at the Methodist Church with interment at the graveside. Mrs Kennedy, long resident of Torihollan, dies in Himboota after heart failure. she leaves a daughter and stepson.
A compact report reflects a local item involving individuals Woods and Pepperiuint in a community matter. The phrasing points to a typical brief noting actions or outcomes connected with these named parties, set within the local context.
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