Katanning Schedule Note Remains Muddled
Fragmentary OCR lists a 3 pm entry for EJ Clagston Stoomenill and a 7 pm time for Katanning with unclear meaning. The garbled text provides no clear event or location beyond these two times and names.
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Newspaper
Tambellup Times
Location
Tambellup, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 24, 1922
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR lists a 3 pm entry for EJ Clagston Stoomenill and a 7 pm time for Katanning with unclear meaning. The garbled text provides no clear event or location beyond these two times and names.
An obituary note mourns Lenore Wells Lenore died on June 23 1921 ending a life of devotion as a wife and mother. Sincere thanks from Mrs A Richards and family replenish memories of sympathy shown after bereavement. Government debate covers ministerial replies to Yu planning questions and local concerns at Nyabing with stirred public interest.
A garbled OCR entry records timing phrases for moon phases and fires on a June date. It notes times such as 2.10 am, 1.88 pm, 8.4 pm and mentions a phase count labeled 720. The fragment also includes stray numbers and inconsistent place names.
The report discusses government plans and objections over extending the Nyabing Pingrup railway, rail allocations diverted after the war, and political contention in Katanning. It notes railway alignment hopes, local road and district concerns, and potential effects on Lake Grace Ravensthorpe lines, plus a Badgebup sports day with horse events and other activities.
Prospecting by Asbestoe area application for axebeating near Goomalling alwaytation, Kapaa British Association hosts a Baris Mall dance, and plans for Lamplighter and Manhattan Bright gatherings. Repatriation committee meeting at Town Hall Monday. Woollen Ville workers face wage talks. Ratwenine Town Hall event Tuesday with dancing and supper. admission set for different groups.
A correspondence with W E Bobnston MUL.A. notes policy on current entes and payments, with continuance of existing policy except where accounts differ. The aim is to read the election of the Raton Ming Rosad toward shifting from current city duties, tied to the Katunany Rail Road District and settlers on the Board.
Eastern Districts requirements prompt deputation efforts with ministers and district members discussing Katanning road based ways and related works. Representatives including McLeod, Garston and Proser joined ministers to push funding and open avenues for new works across the eastern district.
Reported tensions rise as the Nyabing inquiry examines the Pingrap extension. Officials debate costs and timing, with ministers pressed on a concrete start date and local settlers demanding assurances amid stalled works and unemployment fears.
The meeting discussed the Kent boundary dispute with Ravensthorpe and the proposed Kent Ward. Debate centered on forming a Kent Road Board and possible rearrangements with the Department. Delegates from the district argued for a timely resolution and clearer boundaries to aid administration and rates.
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