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Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Apr 24, 1911
Page
3
A dense editorial piece analyzes a tumultuous political scene with references to Andy Fisher Win Deakinite allies and a Midlands national election. It contrasts civic pride and labor unrest, noting factory town debates, worker loyalties, and cautionary tales about leadership and public sentiment.
Moonroonika Telit residents showcase at Moonyoonooka on Wednesday with a varied program. Events include races, walking matches, and children’s contests led by local organizers and officials, featuring names like Walden, Morphy, Lynch, Whitehurst, and Angel in multiple age divisions and running heats.
A fragmentary letter discusses Gronaigh’s fate, Caesar’s claim, and political defenses. It references opponents and rhetoric used by Greenomel affiliates, hinting at attempts to belittle rivals while asserting loyalty to local figures. The piece hints at internal disputes and public sentiment without detailing concrete actions.
Community traders and farmers clash over fix statements and export logistics. The secretary of Fremantle Trust denies entreaties for relief, while calls grow for a wagon system and storage facilities to ease export of wheat and grain. Officials discuss extending wharf, elevator capacity, and import/export balance amid debate on transport subsidies.
The GeraMtra branch of the Australian Natives Association will hold a discussion on the referendum in Greenough parish hall this evening. Members of the public are invited to attend and participate.
A garbled OCR style record describes whet export concerns on Tuesday, listing merchants and addresses such as Marlette and Ames, with mentions of wheat prices, transactions, and duties. It references Lanvin and various individuals, noting shipments, terms, and a period of activity and inquiry among WA figures. Continuous fragments touch on tariffs, clearance, and market expectations, though specifics are unclear.
The meeting led by MLA Mr Heimmann and Charles White addressed electors about referendums. Speakers urged voters to back the Monopole trust position while opposing the Acting Premier’s mining stance. The crowd indicated support for the referendum proposals.
Australian turf notes recount a Sydney Racecourse program with horses Trafalgar Hyplay Lad and Hibben Jukes. Betting favored Trafalgar and Hyplay as Lad fell two furlongs from the finish while Hibben Jukes faded. Hibben Jukes and Lad trailed, with Trafalgar winning by modest lengths over Hyplay.
Sydney report on Pearce beating Kemp in a Hollow fashion after a long match. Pearce led 20 minutes 48 seconds, Magwell and Richmont River noted, with £800 stake and talks of Pearce facing a New Zealand arrival next Tuesday for the world championship. Jim Tick Atsi approved Pearce’s challenge as the Uilmarda spokesperson.
Fragmentary report from a late 19th century court scene stating one of several gays may discharge Berry Kvaner Abt Throwelt for trial. Judge Pring presides at the circuit court attempting to manage untried prisoners and the expenses of administering justice.
The Federal note issue now reduces a total of £51140. The fault belt in Temurve amounts to £1709,00. Different estimates vary about the total amount in circulation, generally tied to the Whitementh. These range between seven and nine million pounds.
Melbourne reports a discussion on Australia's population projections tied to census data. The article cites government statisticians and the Commonwealth Statistician noting population estimates in relation to the birth rate and migration, with emphasis on measurement methods and possible impacts on policy.
A Sunday session at the Mau Theatre discussed the Wages Board in Welbourne. The audience debated the minister for labor and the impact on the wages board system, urging withdrawal from personal interests and noting effects on industrial value.
A late 19th century Queensland report outlines a state budget showing 2.1K for the year, 5,060 for public services, plus funds for railway projects north coast and Fern railways. It notes stock redeemable after 1959 and a 15 percent term, while contemporary press critique questions long term finance and earlier debt restructurings.
A reader from Abeapney writes of a decade long kidney pain relief after using Warner's Safe Cure, claiming full recovery after three doses. The testimonial promotes the medicine and offers a free pamphlet from Warner and Co Ltd Australaniom Branch.
A historic public notice outlines electoral divisions and subdivision names across Coolgardie and surrounding districts. The document lists numerous subdivision names and offices, including Court House, Post Office, Railway Station, and various State Schools, with references to electoral proceeding dates and locations.
A Catholic ceremony at Presentation Convent in Geraldton marked by vows of novitiate and blessing by Rev. Father Romger. The rite featured the bishop, nuns, and candidates from Ireland with names including Miss O’ Tara, Miss O’Connor, and Miss Maher, reflecting a solemn, traditional observance.
A scanned ad promotes a department store featuring Easter bargains and a wide range of women and children's clothing. It lists garments such as skirts, shirts, undergarments, corsets, dresses, bloomers, stockings, and outerwear with varied fabrics and colors. The copy highlights sale items, spectacular value, and yardage pricing, mentioning service departments and accessory lines.
Fragmented OCR notes list several individuals in religious settings from Cashel to Tipperary and mentions a foundation store at Des Sentation College. The text describes murals or crests featuring a cross and motto under a coronet, noting symbols of faith, sacrifice, and service to God.
Despite inclement weather the Victoria Pictures program drew praise for its Mammoth Sergeant’s Horse and other features. The crowd applauded The Queen of Hearty and The Miracle, noting good pacing, with patrons appreciating the management’s care for wet seats and seating comfort.
In a police court session the defendants defers Mayme and Cee faced testimony about a drunken incident. Witnesses described a disturbance with injuries but the complainant’s tale lacked corroboration. Judge noted no reliable evidence supported the claim while the accused admitted being struck, though memory failed to capture all events.
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