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Rising salt is not only ruining WA's farming country - it is also attacking buildings in the area
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Rising salt is not only ruining WA's farming country - it is also attacking buildings in the area
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4 Officers assaulted in Kellerberrin Constable Tim Bottrell to be transferred following assault in Kellerberrin
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Debutantes Ball held in Kellerberrin Town Hall in 1959 Some names include Marianne Gibbs, Nancy Skellern, Jeannette McCann & Lyn Brotherson
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Article discussing Bob and Pauline Harvey's volunteer work on Penguin Island. Bob and Pauline retired to Rockingham from Kellerberrin where they made their living as farmers from North Kellerberrin
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Black and White photograph. Robyn Rogers family donated two manequins 1890 - 1910. Robyn's husband, Peter is grandson of Frederick George Rogers and Francis Rogers who are buried in Kellerberrin Cemetary
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L-R Alfred John Rogers, Frederick George Rogers, Francis Rogers, Walter Rogers. Grandson, Peter Rogers and his wife Robyn donated 2 manequins dressed in Victorian era clothing circa 1890-1910. Frederick and Francis are buried in Kellerberrin cemetary
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Vol 1 No 3 - March 1924 20 pages starting from pg 82-123 Educational Magazine 240mm x 310mm
