Doan's Backache Kidney Pills Save Builder's Back
One word in time. A teange tells how small neglect leads to a big ache. Mr Thomas Hutchinson, builder, Pitt Gerald at Ceraklion, credits Doan's Backache Kidney Pills with curing backache after overtaxing his back. A short course ended pains. dose if symptoms return. Sold by chemists at 2/0 a box, Postre-McCrelon Co. offers post for Perth readers.
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Alice x
Viag
Thos. Hutchinson
Pittgerald-atcent
Ceraklion
Dean
Chas. Conway
Doan
Postre-McCrelon Co
Murraysirpot
Perth
Railway timetable and public notice of changes in stations
The railway timetable outlines alterations required by the public notice. Crowiline class system and station changes are described with stipulations on fares and payments. The public is asked to pay certain portions and the government funds portions for railway services.
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MFCR
Uae
Mysterious Message From Local Shopkeepers Urges Caution
A garbled note circulated among residents warns about a potential threat and urges caution from chemists and storekeepers. The fragment hints at a planned action and a plea for vigilance in the Redmauitss Wake area, though names and details are unclear. Authorities advise to ignore the rumor and await official statements.
Public rail service talk urges travel rights across regions
A citizen letter discusses extending rail service from Le to Kalgoorlie and Perth to Merth, urging government action to study the issue and safeguard public travel rights. It argues a unified timetable would ease journeys, reduce heat and costs, and align Western Australian rail links with eastern lines.
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Metbaurie
Sydney
Orly
Ruse
Geraldton
Merth
Herth
Kalgoortie
Tome
Perth
Kalgoorlie
Pte
CVE
Fragmented Geraldton Kirk Street Scene Rant and Fire Scene
Eyewitness describes a chaotic incident in Geraldton where a crowd pumps a firefighting hose reel, a military style display, and a disrupted town scene. The witness recalls a convoy of brigade men, a glass storefront, and a tense firefight with property damage and calls for public order.
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worThy Gayor
Ayr
W.A
Ry Minar
Hamelyn
Elike
Moore
Thyse Gres
Annes
Marvin
Haswean
Phily
Contested verse snippet hints at revised water rates
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a planned water rate change and a May or April date. Mentions a group called We Are Vie Faeries and a battle or event on a riverbank with incomplete spelling and garbled phrases. The readable content is sparse and unclear.
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Charipme
Orbitant Railway Charges to the Editor
Reader E Teakle laments excessive railway fees for transporting farm produce to Day Dawn Vie, detailing inflated carriage and weighing scales. He notes pigs weighed extra heavy and warns future sales will adjust by removing weight, urging railway authorities to reform charges and scale policies for public satisfaction.
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Cotati
Mynell Ter Waal
Celight
Starow of the Path Total in Yale Townsman Letter
A cryptic letter from Yalgoo writer Hele ict addresses editor in April, defending Charlie Rodan and accusing critics. The writer praises local figure Oliver and condemns others for snobbery and witless strictures. The piece references Thoroughfare and a satire about a piano player in a small township.
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Yale Foo
Charlie Rodan
Charlie
Charlie Rodatt
Yalgee
Vide Thackeray
Puner
Bey Bolt
Hele
Digestive Aid Promises Gentle Relief and Natural Action
If troubled with dyspepsia the remedy promises day and night relief. It claims to stimulate the liver and bowels, ease pain in the stomach and bowels, improve appetite, and relieve constipation. Sold by chemists and storekeepers.
Tin mining progress at Cue One battery and Struggle lease
Reports from the Cue One battery indicate 27 tons from the Queen of tin lease and 15 tons being milled, with cyaniding steady and water shortages limiting to 14 hours daily. March yields show record output for the period, including 670 tons for Autor and 520 tons for Astor, while crusting of 242 tons from the Sirdar lease was treated satisfactorily. The underground manager Mr. Thomson notes healthy ground workings and the Stave Bay Lory crushed 681.5 tons for Bay Le dwt Agr, with the equnile plant processing parcels from Cushie Doo sectors.
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Queen of Tin
Melntyre
Ube
Mewes Spencer Brox
Salisbury
Autor
Astor
Hue
Thomson
Sirdar
Tate
Stave Bay Lory
Baye
Tony
Paris
Morris and Ross
PLA
Ward
Pive Mile
Lennenwatte
Barery
Lenno nville Battery Operations Report Summary
The Lenningville leaseholders report steady processing at the state battery with several parcels crushed. A 17 ton sample from Portune tease and a stone from the Victoria bease yield small weights, while 40 tons from the Wheel of Fortune Northly and 19 tonnes from the Canterbury Cake lease contribute to overall output. The plant shows satisfactory throughput and daily parcel targets are being approached.
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Lenngnyille
Portune Tease
Ataie Kattery
Victoria Bease
Baker
Humphrey
Wheel of Fortune
Canterbury Cake
A. Hunter
State Battery Returns Readable Weekly Totals
Lake Austin and Dutfield parcels reported to Lennonville State battery with tonnages listed. Returns show Wituns 41 tons, Jay 35 tons, Big Lode 47 tons, and Woz 1edwt, among others, for the week ended Fel day last.
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Wituns
Big Lode
Marriage of Alfred Cray to Queenie Hilary Marguerite
The article records the marriage of Alfred Charles Darnell Gray to Queenie Hilary Marguerite, detailing the groom’s lineage from Charles Walton Gray of Geraldton, Western Australia, and the bride’s background. The ceremony occurred at Holy Trinity Church, Balaclava, on a Wednesday in March, with Rev. F J Masters officiating. The bridesmaids and guests are named with garb descriptions and jewelry noted, including ivory satin gown, coronet, and pearl ornaments.
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Alfred Charles Darnett
Charles Walton Gray
Geraldlion
Western Mistralia
Gray
Oberhof
Attia-road
St. Kida
Queenie Hilary Marguerite
Maryuer
Robert Haden Smith
Kevilworts
Baystreet
Brighton
Wag Dobralslay
Holy ‘Travty Church
Balaclava
Womeday
F. JH. Masters
Alvin
Bretezecom
Maines
Dorothy Peele
la France
Wedding party details at St. Kilda residence
Fragmentary account describes Walter Rohrmann as test man and Vivian Gray as groomsman. Guests gathered atSt. Kilda, the bride’s residence, for a reception under a large marquee with floral decor. A gonging ceremony and attendees including Sydney Smith are mentioned amid garb descriptions of brown and Copenhagen blue fabrics.
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Walter Rohrmann
Vivian Gray
St. Kilda
Sydney Smith
Copenhagen
Upper Chapman Roads Board Meeting Discusses Elections And Repairs
The Upper Chapman Roads Board met at Nalaowah on March 26 to note the March 21 annual election results with Baker named chair. They discussed extending funding for local elections, requested expenditure data, gazetting a road plan south of Mt Rount and Lacey’s quarry, and ordered works on East Chapman Geraldton road while planning tenders for multiple projects.
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Upper Chapman Road
Nalaowah
Mesurs
George Baker
Jost
Cooper
Cot
Lauder
Barges
Iun
Ay G
Johnson
Joab
Lip
Messrs. Baker
Mebison
Jupp
Masts
Baker
A. G. Johnson
Revision Court
Krandling
Xarutal
Quruts
Public Works Department
Lain
Mt. Rounte
Lacey
Landy Department
Jas, Murphy
D. J. Murphy
S. L. Burges
Burges
Ley
Northampton Failway
J. McCartney
Erin
Atroid
Tomestead
Lunders
Mann
Maynard
Lands Department
Howes-Nahawal
Clenr
Chapman-Geraldian- Foad
Bur- Resalko
Chapman- Narra
Te United
Tchaton
Remarkable Crimin al Named Raymond Napoleon of Crime
Sir Robert Anderson hails an expert criminal named Raymond as a Napoleon of crime. He devised a grand plot to steal diamonds worth £90,000, and executed it with masterly precision. Diamonds moved Kimberley to the coast for Europe, delays trapped gems in the post office, and Raymond used postmaster access and wax impressions to depart. In Africa he hid, then crossed to the coast, unlocking the post office safe to seize the treasure and later sold it back to its owners in Hatton Garden.
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Raymond
Robert Anderson
Dia Mous
Kimberley
Europe
Wai Ted
Africa
Heji
Hie
Sina
Hatton Garden
Blackwood's Magazine
TINNED SNAKE FOUND INSIDE TIN NEAR BONGARDIE
Mr W Conly discovered a four foot long black snake in a tin labeled magnet mine while cleaning a pothole near Bongardie on a Wednesday. The heavy tin had rusted bottom that opened easily, releasing the angry creature after being coaxed out and weighed by several onlookers. The event puzzled locals who debated how the reptile entered the tin and sealed itself inside.
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Vevin
Mr. Couly
Ingreceat
Yalgoo Cricket Match Adds Ground Record
In Yalgoo on April 0 a Town versus Railways cricket game yielded a record score of 128 by George Tate for Railways. Bowler performances included Pollard and Gregg taking several wickets, while Tate and Bundries contributed with notable over counts.
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Railways
George Tate
Curious French family stats reveal children counts
A published set of statistics shows France has 11,905,000 families. Among them 184,720 have no children, about one in sixty households. Most families have one to three children, with 2,966,171 households one child, 2,001,978 two children, and 1,613,425 three children. Four, six, and eight child families occur in far smaller numbers, with 987,492 four children, 327,241 six, 94,720 eight. Very few have many children, with thirty-four families having 17 and forty-five with 18 or more.
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France
Cough A remedy praised for children's health
A mother's remedy claim for a cough and chest complaints saves weariness and anxiety. It cures coughs colds and croup in children when used regularly. It counters pneumonia tendencies and may prevent a croup attack if given at first sign. The product is advertised as free from poisons and sold by chemists and storekeepers. The Geraldton Express is published weekly with home delivery options.
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Chamberain
State Electoral Rolls For Geraldton And Greenough Districts
Public notice calls electors to check new rolls for Geraldton and Greenough ahead of the October general election. It lists offices where rolls are exhibited and urges claim forms, proper naming, and personal lodging to ensure enrolment, with emphasis on accuracy of district, full names, occupation, and address. The department warns lack of a claim form prevents enrolment and notes a supplementary roll will be issued.
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Geraldton Express Co. Ltd
The
Express Co
Geraldton
Greenough
Greenagh
Tate
Peeth
Stoex
Nmme
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