May Rainfall Sets New Records in Western Australia
Meteorological statistics show extraordinary May rainfall across many stations in the state. Bremer Bay recorded 15.80 inches, with widespread totals ranging from 2 to 10 inches elsewhere, and Albany at 10.06 inches. Notable gains occurred in the Murchison and Eastern Wheat Belt regions, including Tennonville and Dowerin.
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Kimberley
Bremer Bay
DeGray
Roebourne
Port Hedland
Onslow
Fortescue
Gascoyne
Woorame
Carnarvon
Murchison
Mundiwindi
Tennonville
Uunderdun
Dowerin
Albany
Hopetoun
Experance
Seasonal crop prospects in Western Australia fall this year
Statistics from the Commonwealth Weather Bureau indicate a marked drop in the area under crop in Western Australia for the year due to drought and failed plowing conditions. Eastern reports echo a similarly reduced cropping area, with chest complaints and peppermint mentions appearing in unrelated lines.
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Commonwealth Weather Bureau
Western Australia
New Publications From the Editor J J Ren denup Index
A note on the first issue of The Rend enup Index monthly at Rendenup Keene ing to track settlers, happenings, and outlook in the Ken denup Settlement. Melbourne launches The Commonwealth weekly described as breezy progressive non partisan with broad Australian focus.
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J. J
Rendenup
Kendenup
Melbourne
the Commonwealth
Prospectus
Wditer
Murray River
Impor
Boy Electrocuted At Midland Junction
A 12 year old boy Milton Cook climbed on his parents roof to fetch a fast ball and touched live wires. His sister tried to help and received a severe shock. A doctor arrived but Milton Cook died at the scene in a shocking accident at Midland Junction on Tuesday afternoon.
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Midland Junction
Milton Cook
Ufe
Obstinate Cough Causes Fever and Headache
Obstructive cough described as a racking affliction that inflames the throat and fangs, leading to feverish condition and potential serious outcomes from old age. The text warns of persistent coughing and related health dangers.
Wanderers and Rovers Clash Sparks Broadside at Broomehill
Football jottings from Broomehill detail Wanderers and Rovers in a lively clash with praise for players like Timmy Roberts and Jim, notes on defense by Digger, and a call for better ground medical supplies. The piece lauds Callaghan and Cummings, mentions Bent and Bell, and laments lack of bandsages and doctors on site.
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Timmy Roberts
Inter
Jim
Billy Bettridge
Oval
Billy
Rovers
Tonhall
Jarrah
Tbe Rovers
Arthur Justina
Wanderers
Fred Pember
Fred
Ehud
Moat
Percy Thomas
Tommy
Jimmy McKuliffe
Thors
Karmuming
Tom McAuliffe
Farner
North
Asso Tom
Wakefield
Harry White
South
Mores Keley
Royal Blue players shine in rough football match
Brother Jim and O Sullivan starred with steady play while Gibbe endured bumps. Symonds Bros provided heavy support amid the limelight, Pat Jones nears form, and O Marshall impressed after rest. Freddie ferried strong, McDonald struggled in kicking, O Brien led the pack, Paddy showed steady judgment, Harry Sefton earned praise, Fleay Bros formed a standout quartet.
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Jim
O'Sullivan
Gibbe
Symonds Bros
Pat Jones
O ‘Marshall
Freddie
McDonald
O'Brien
Paddy
Harry Sefton
Harry
Fleay Bros
Control Board Notes and Umpire Assignments
Board of Control issues time allowances for ends at quarter time and a 10 minute half interval with a 5 minute three quarter interval. Rowen player Byrne suspended until appearance before Board for fighting charge. Train service rumored but will depart Saturday at 2 pm. Meeting set for Monday 20th at 7 30 pm. Saturday umpires listed for Katanning Central Sampson goal Smith Hubbard boundary Gilbert Rudinger Sibley Slater. Broomehill officials named Polak goal Cobby Francis boundary Broomhill supplied.
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Aly
Auaint
Board of Control
Interv
al Byrne
Broomehill
Katanning
Ceutral
Sampson
Goa
Smith
Hubbard
Boundary
Gilbert
Rudinger
Sibley
Slater
Central Polak
Cobby
Francis
Broomhill
British Finance Alarm Signals Harsh Government Strain
London cables report the British government faces a grave financial situation with April revenue down about £100 million from last year while expenditures have fallen only £18 million. Year to date, spending totals about £223 million against £155 million in revenue, and the state loses roughly £210 million monthly on railways. Economy comes from disbanding reserves, tinployment benefit changes, and narrowing the state housing program, with agricultural decontrol expected to save £25 million next year though wage cuts threaten a rural tribe.
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London
Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy Ad
An old advertisement urges travelers to carry Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy for travel and climate related diarrhoea. It notes water and diet changes can trigger symptoms and a dose at the first sign can ward off an attack.
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Dd Eywry
Effingham and the Royal Navy Light Cruisers of 1915
The 5975 ton cruiser Effingham launched on September 9 amid a British naval scene with no battle fleet under construction. Plans for four new capital ships to replace older vessels remain unclear while Effingham and three other light cruisers boast 8.5 inch guns, 100000 horsepower turbines, and a 30 knot speed, destined for oil fuel use.
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Effingham
Britain
Royal Navy
Wood's Great Peppermint Cure for Colds Advised
A short 19th century style notice promotes Wood's Great Peppermint Cure as a remedy for colds. It claims quick relief and health benefits, urging readers to purchase from local stores and agents listed within the ad.
Reward Notice Seeks Information on Conviction Suspects
A large reward offer appears to solicit information leading to the identification or conviction of numerous individuals connected to crimes or offenses. The notice lists many names and locations across Katanning Broomehill Wongan Hills and surrounding areas, urging anyone with information to contact a series of telephone numbers and officials.
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Aliperoens
Teompeon Ea
Brooall Thompall
Felrornp
Atarining Trace
L. Holly
Lowlands
Katanning
Bigoell
Thelma
Kajon Furray Drom
Beeson Broome
Imperial air service scheme proposed by Vicker Ltd
Mr A H Audbolt announces a plan to create an Imperial air company to run mail and passenger routes between Britain and overseas dominions. The project seeks £1.5 million with Britain and colonies contributing varied shares, offering 74 percent guaranteed interest and a ten year shared risk, aiming first service to Egypt then India, Australia and South Africa with ports including Marseilles Cairo Colombo Singapore Perth Melbourne and Capetown.
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A. H. Audbolt
Taarqunia
Mewne, Vicker Ltd
Imperial Sir
Britain
Dominions
Australia
Africa
New Zealand
Egypt
India
South Africa
Bmarveilles
Athens
Cairo
Basra
Beenbay
Colombo
Singapore
Java
Perth
Melbourne
Sydney
Wellington
Monthama
Capetown
Muffen
Air Service
Geraldton Derby Air Mail Contract Terms Made Public
The air mail carriage terms from Geraldton to or via are published. Australian registered companies must post a £5,000 bond by two sureties to guarantee mail safety and contract performance. Service runs weekly in both directions with space for 100 bags of mail. The department will prepare landing grounds while contractors provide hangars and workshops along the route.
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Geraldton
Australia
Duty on Harvesters Discussion Resumes in Parliament
The House of Representatives resumed debate on duty for reapers and harvesters on Tuesday. Proposals ranged from 10 to 19 to 14 pounds or percentages up to 50 and 70 across regions. Advocates urged world parity for farm products and protection for local industries amid varying tariffs.
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House of Representatives
Kr. Gregory
Dampier
W.A
New Zealand
Wren
Austral
Canada
Ratei Ag
Australis
Autratis
Stewart
Wimmern, Vic
Humventoes
Australia
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Given's Wear
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Oure
New: Publications
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Lord Street
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Ratanning
Retina
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Nowa-Days
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Levi Treasure
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Malloch Bros
Whilan Stro
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Wentary
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Noyriat
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Moana
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Doresnap
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Mourcourap
Coun
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Clayton
Manton Vale
Broomentil
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Clank Hills
Gowan Rapeh Winks
Moojepta
Kate FE Richardson
Cangell
Broonshill
WPL Wray Roundwood
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Mission
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Chippendale
Peravia
Axminster
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