Callow Calne district notes and public life items
July notices from Caltoowle describe a small rifle competition with seven shooters and poor scores, a district council election won by Mr Rundle over Mr Moger, and weather tolls including regular rain. Also reports from Balaklava on meat prices, hockey for girls, a temperance meeting, and a lecture on Lord Lister highlighting medical advances and hospital reforms.
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Caltowle
Fitet
Eeven Foembere
Auditoris Pilace
Nines
4. M. Bundle
Moger Et
Tarcowie
Rundle
Magar
George Town Opinion and Local Improvements Noted
A fragmented report from George Town discusses public sentiment on civic affairs and improvements. It praises local effort, notes ongoing commissions and vigilance for actions by authorities, and mentions landscape changes and plantation surroundings shaping the area.
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Georgetowk
Bern
George
Clover Hill
Comfors
Labour Rally Highlights Unity and Labour Policy Support
The United Labour Party meeting at Uladstone debated Labour principles, education, wage justice, and reforms. Speakers praised Labour’s rise, quoted 85 percent party support, and defended past measures like Early Closing and Workmen’s Compensation while promising continued public ownership and railway industry benefits.
Labour rally in Stanley reflects Fremantle politics of reform and unity
A post on stage in Stanley highlights Labour and Liberal Union debates over suffrage, party subsidy rumors, and the push for electoral reform. Speakers praise Labour gains, criticize combines and property qualifications, and urge women’s political participation, with remarks on the Liberal Union’s tactics and Clare’s strong vote. An evening of music and dance followed.
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England
U.P
Pri
Tony
Shay
Shea Aba
Eby
Sid
Anothar
Labour
Anawer
South Avvtralis
C .Goode
M.P
Dackeon
NLP
Stanley Aas
Hout Australia
Labour Party
Liberal Union
Thorday
About
Sona
WW. JG
Cole
Alro
Ito
Clare
Verran
Haun
Pickett
Mr. Adams
Assisanta
Miss Connolly
Laura Friends
Gladstone Coursing Club Dog Field Riot Report
Gladstone Coursing Club moved the field on Wednesday and Thursday amid a thick mare population and wild dogs. Fourteen hounds split the field after a heavy fall occurred. a subsequent fall report is held over for details.
Hamley Bridge district council elections produce slow vote
In Hamley Bridge on Saturday the district council election saw a slow turnout and a mixed result with several candidates elected. The event, part of a community fair, featured a mock council election by the Literary Society and noted rainfall dampening activities and modest takings despite turnout.
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Dale
Duyly Viey
TL Moyle
Gs Howard
Os Branson
Abbesiad Thoateena
Ayo Ahi Yiems
Upton Stichery & Mat
Swit
Baker
A. P. Uell
Newman
Flr
K. W. Durdin
Balaklava Methodist Circuit Quarterly Meeting Held at Woods Home
The Balaklava Methodist Circuit met at Br. C. E. Woods residence on Tuesday July 2 with ten officials present led by Rev. J. HL Lee. Membership increased by 14 since October 1 and church and Sunday School reports showed prosperity. income for the quarter was the highest on record despite £20 spent on new furniture. Anniversaries were planned for most circuit sherplies, manse improvements discussed, and a trustees meeting to consider betterment was proposed. A large committee to implement new services was formed and Rev. R. H. Lee was welcomed to the devotional. The meeting was entertained by Mr and Mrs Wood, with thanks offered and hospitality affirmed.
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Jas. Delehant
A. Temperance Mistice
Mixves Wellington
Thomas
Mossra
L. Chasbers
Vert Curlis
T. A. Thoums
H. Lee
Delebanly
Deak Burcer
Erly Fead
Adelaide
R. Finlayson
Ous
Baselavs Cataonic Bocrar
St. Aus
Balaklava
J. McMahon
M.C
Bigham
McNisnara
Fakcy Dass
Cres Jo Fancy Cosumes
Wallace
George
Scotland
Pellew
Breene Marrie
Lewisn Jave Pellew
Pauline Mercy Newland
Harriet Tidswell
Matilda Re
Br. C. E. Woods
Toon
J. HL .Lee
Me. S A. Gering
R. H. Lee
Yn Beasif
Div Wood
Fragmented Verse Fragments From An Obscure Page
A garbled OCR style passage presents scrambled phrases about the pen, a gun, and various misspelled terms. The lines hint at political or rhetorical motifs but are largely unreadable. No clear events, dates, or named entities emerge to summarize reliably.
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Apecia Prioer
Riv town notice of local residents and aging laborers
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Rivpcp
Labouees
Aly
V. Allen
Ulidstune
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J. H. Roth
J-P
Chews Club
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Ubny
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T. Head
Barh
Ferienco
Preok Bartram
Mise Sanders
Mint Freda Mills
Forest Department
L. J. Pellew
Balaklava Literary Society
Dr. Pellaw
Lord Lister
Tilly
Gaugrono
Gaugraco
Litter
Lister
Halelale
Napoleon Bonaparte
Linioe
Napoleus
Comadasa
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F. B. Marchant
A. H. Reynolds
F. B
J. F. Turner & Co
Gouger Street
Central Market
Prupail
United Labour Party
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Foo
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Dixon
Nothwithstan
Vol Wight
Aline
Stanley Lon
Ole
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Liberal Party
Labour Movement
Gibraltar
Yella
Strawler
Marti &Co
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Wien
Akove
Miss Mitchall
Th United
Gladstone Coursing Club
Durban
Capetown
London
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Commonwealth
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D. Bewubh
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Unag
J. L. Campbell &O'S Ayers
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Isevoud
Uno
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Gack Truk
Campbell
George Lo Huate
Ben
Bell
Daily Herald
Dutato
Humley Bridge
Tms Club
Institute
J. My Usil
Tre Wsdvar
J. Bell
Sen
J. J, Bell
D. J. Robertson
W. Oily
A. Harvey
E. Aylitte
J G. Teagger
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O'Riley
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A. Strimbridge Ja
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Joe
Baeny
Silly de Blake
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Yaar
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Branson
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