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Newspaper
Tambellup Times
Location
Tambellup, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 17, 1922
Page
2
Katanning duty times list a 1 am service at Katanning with Elyamartup 3 pac and 7 pm services. Rev Harry Moorn holds mstancing at 11 am Woodanilling and 3 pm Katanning with 7 pm events. Mr. E J Chanton Peringediup appears for 3 pm Broomehill and 7 pm sessions.
The fragment lists lunar phases with times such as First Quarter around 210 a.m, New Moon on June 2 at 0.20 p.m, and other dated notes. It reads like a historical almanac entry with scattered OCR errors but preserves key phase names and approximate timing for the month.
The Colonial Secretary Mr Broun announces Aborigines Department intends to chase down the Cartulap Native Settlements and move them to Moule River Settlement in Midland District. Concerns rise over clothing, food, and treatment for those remaining, with estimated yearly savings of about £1,000 questioned against moral and public-honor implications.
The Maradap committee presents receipts and expenditures for the day ending at Kojonmpy Hospital as part of the village event. Donations and sales totals are listed with admissions, ground work, and notable collections. receipts show credible fundraising progress.
The Melbourne Chamber of Commerce discussed Anzac Day scheduling on a Friday and proposed moving the holiday to ensure wide observance. The group, led by President Mir aL WE Shetdregun, considered postponements and the impact on railway services and advertising. Proceeds from related events were allocated to Kajoniy Hospital.
The Katanning Agricultural Society meeting appointed a Works Committee and Finance Committee to oversee improvements and funding. Members listed include E B Anderson, H Barber, J Tady, H Pree, and G Mash, with roles across President, Secretary, and chair positions. The report notes the society’s connection to the British Association Football Club.
A government minister outlined support for merging road boards in a proposal involving Weedanilling Katanning and Broomebill. The plan would reorganize staff and book-keeping while ensuring policy continuity, with feasibility depending on exact details and approval by the Roarls ty gonto.
A garbled OCR passage lists multiple players and locations for a hockey event. Names appear jumbled with scattered place names and times, yielding an unclear record of teams, scores, or outcomes. The readable elements indicate a game or schedule but lack coherent facts.
A fragmentary report from Katanning recalls a church and school meeting chaired by a secretary and a rector. It notes arrangements, parental concerns, and possible personnel changes amid uncertainty about end of term matters and ongoing debates within the Katanning community.
The OCR fragment references a campaign with mentions of agents, protests, and workers in a tense scene. Names, places, and dates are unclear, but the text implies political maneuvering, public demonstrations, and possible investigative events around campaign actions.
In a moving notice from Kerwiing Boblic Hospital colleagues report Mr Markley’s illness from a token lug and his expected temporary absence for travel to Albany for recovery. The article recalls his long public service at Scots Church and local involvement, noting his anticipated return after regaining health.
The opening of the new hall at Woodanilling will occur Wednesday at TAO fomo. Minister for Works George will perform the ceremony. A brief program will follow with a vocal water directed by Myo Mt Be Arebor. The Minister will be escorted by Sydney Stutths MLA and a party.
Shaky OCR describes a district session led by Me Levat and Me Gen MeLevat, with marine authorities present. It notes items removed from sale lists at a Rent Bond district water conservation event and mentions planned replies from Nya and Pingrup.
A garbled account describes the Moore River Native Settlement and alleged government actions. It names a girl from Arwen and a prisoner escape narrative, detailing mistreatment, forced labor, and scandal linked to settler operations, with references to ongoing abuse and investigation.
The readable text presents garbled phrases about artificial intelligence and names that resemble misread words. It mentions places and people in a disjointed fashion with no coherent event or outcome to summarize.
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