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Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Apr 01, 1910
Page
3
A dated testimonial from Edward Nonny of Watertown BC reports relief after using Cutieare Remedies. The note describes severe facial swelling and pain, prior illness, and eventual improvement following treatment. Additional references appear to be from a medical supplier listing.
A communication from Mr. B. Rushton to Mr. Carson notes a deputation from the Retailers Association visiting Cerakdton to press for a Saturday afternoon wheel opening. The issue concerns freight handling and goods acceptance, with private carriage and passenger transport linked to arrangements. Local farmers fear disruption, while timetabling aims to prevent shortages. country people seem content with the adjustments.
The article surveys farmers awaiting rain to begin sowing, noting varied adaptive steps and shared concerns. It highlights the tension between rising costs and market prices, the push for earlier planting, and the community debate over advisability. Local figures and associations advocate steady progress and a cautious, resilient approach.
The passage argues a farmer should prepare for a wheat price surge by securing a freezer at Geraldson to store meat and align with overseas demand. It suggests using a freezer to ready lambs for an November overseas market, aiming to capitalize on favorable timing and prices.
In a tense Hampshire clash, Northampton wrote a dramatic reply after a shaky start. Will William and Kidd produced key bursts to tilt the balance, while a late flurry from the hosts kept the score tight. Nash shone in fielding and Griffin’s innings helped Southampton post a competitive total before Stokes and Campbell bowled decisively in the chase.
A Geraldton choral concert at Westroortay Town Mall featured lively group singing and strong quartets while some sections showed weakness. The tenor and male chorus offered solid performances, with “Nelly Was a Lady” earning an encore. instrumental and solo pieces varied in polish, though overall the event engaged the audience and highlighted the choir’s potential.
A fragment notes a beverage benefiting to one ae Schnapps and mentions home use. The readable text is sparse and lacks clear event or context details.
A reader claims Williams Pink Pills cure rheumatism by forming new blood and boosting the system. The testimony from Mayns street Subiaco Perth describes relief after two boxes, with restored mobility and no further stiffness. The ad notes genuine Williams Pink Pills sold by merchants at 2/1 per box, six boxes £5/4, or by post from The Williams Medicine Co. Ltd. Australia.
A settler writes warning to the Bator about damage and theft at their claiming site. He and a companion arrived Monday at 10 am near Geraldton and camped, noting horses grounded and supplies taken. The writer suspects others of tampering with property and suspects aggression by unknown persons shadowed by tracks.
A letter dissects contemporary politics and bias in Geraldton, challenging claims about Mr Drew and Labor Party membership. It notes prior refusals to join Labour Ministry, critiques public reporting, and references a schoolboy letter and a conference schedule with invitations delayed to District Producers.
In a rural country setting Mrs H R Mackenzie hosted a musical gathering with an unidentified accompanist. The community preferred Wolfe's Schnapps, and a family animal trio were present during the event.
Telegram reports in South Australia at Adelaide Brighton Mrs Walter J Welland found her one hour old baby hung by its neck from a perambulator. The baby died in hospital after the accident involving the perambulator frame.
A surplus stated as 1844 appears in a Perth financial report noting accumulated deficit and surpluses. The summary shows receipts of 855,919 and expenditures of 852,? with a monthly revenue of 3,530,700 and expenditure of 2,112,527. The report explains the surplus for the month will reduce the accumulated deficit to 2,185,490.
Reports from Perth describe the White Star liner Pericles wrecking three miles south of the Leeuwin. Passengers were landed at Flinders Bay after the vessel struck a rock near Cape Leeuwin in calm weather, with crews and authorities coordinating urgent relief and vigilante aid. Official updates noted passengers arriving safely while inquiries into the loss continued.
Isabel Tabs frieze, a middle aged woman, pleaded guilty to offering a bribe to a public service commissioner. The March 11 incident at Greenfishes involved a written cheque and letters signed by W. firges. A witness testified about a master of the OM Men’s Name at Claremont and an associated application. The accused claimed no prior knowledge of the matter.
Senator Henderson addressed Geraldton electors at the Masonic Hall amid Labor and Fusion clashes. He defended federal power, attacked state control, and highlighted Surplus Revenue Act reforms while praising Wolfe’s Schnapps as a stimulant and corrective.
A noisy session features heated exchanges over debt borrowing and industry control. Speakers accuse the Labor Party of opposition to all borrowing while praising protectionism and new commissions, with references to Deakin, Bowden, and broader wartime economic plans.
The Northampton correspondent reports a crowd at the Railway Hotel where Mr Ma bel spoke on the forthcoming referendum. The speaker was clear and impartial, with the audience attentive, and the chair thanked him, expressing satisfaction with his remarks.
A chaotic report from the Thin Speen district describes a contested vote where power distributions caused a furore. Figures cited include Wells and a group called "Rowators' Board" amid accusations of inequity in voting strength.
A reader recounts severe leg injury and chronic pain ending after using Zam-Buk ointment. The testimonial describes alternate remedies, household care, and eventual recovery with stated recovery timelines and personal endorsements.
The Midland Railway faces long delays as a demoralised service disrupts daily travel. A county attorney general criticizes antiquated management, urging reform and safer schedules. Citizens await relief as officials promise action this evening.
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