26 Apr 1918
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Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Apr 26, 1918
Page
1
The Express Directory shows mail close times at the Heraldton Post Office for routes to Walkaway, Georging Narugule, Greenough, Sin Point, and Tras sated below. Postal officials note the schedules and destinations in this edition.
A long OCR fragment lists numerous Geraldton businesses and suppliers from various sectors. It includes manufacturers, wholesalers, merchants, agents, and service providers tied to addresses on Marine Terrace, Geraldton, with numerous brand names and product lines such as Beecham’s Pills Rexona and Nichols' Aspirin, plus banking and shipping references.
Wartime plea urges sending Dr More's Indian Root Pills to soldiers at the front. Letters describe bottles carried openly to endure weather and daily wear, noting thousands issued and praised for keeping men in fighting form amid hardship.
Mail times are given for Perth Walkaway Meekatharra Sandstone Wongan Hills Yalgoo Northampton Sayneday Dipper Chapman East Chapman with several weekday slots and weekend nights. The source lists varying departure times for different locations including mornings evenings and late nights across Tuesday Friday Wednesday Saturday and Sunday.
Readers troubled obtaining these press papers can collect from Town Agencies listed including Mesars TAR de J Ryan Geo Laing J G Clarke J Rowe E Snell Geo Ream Blight Bros Miss Richey and Geraldson Express TM co Ure.
Prominent Australians head to London including Densim Muller Oscar Lines Walter Marka J L Dowdell and other well known men. Miller departs on financial business Lines will join the London office of the Monk of New South Wales Dowdell takes charge of Cooman wealth shipping affairs in London.
A missing elderly man from 1916 is feared to be the skeleton found near Penguin Creek. Alec Ray and Albert Dick alerted police after discovering bones with clothing, a jawbone, a foot, a pocketknife, and a watch. Constable Morris took the remains to Penguin station as investigators press for identity and possible foul play.
Mette Keer APLC of Mido ia questions why wheat remains unshipped amid global controls. Fisher says authority limited to Melbourne. Hagelthorn and Nagelthorn criticized for Eastern trade neglect. The piece condemns mismanagement by the Prime Minister and calls for decisive action to secure profitable markets abroad and support producers.
A fragmented notice from Joe Ryan of Perth and Premantioh announces the opening of a new saloon on Victoria District premises. The item lists services, charges, medical and dental options, and travel expenses, noting insured optionality and professional methods. Correspondence invited for financial consultation and support.
Under NW staging event BA M Cody announces alse has taken over the Railway Toles Palace. Marina Terrace seeks to meet peal requirements of H pill, reads 8 days of real Patrvange.
A fragmentary note lists sunrise and sunset terms alongside lunar phase data. It mentions new moon on April 11, last quarter on April 4, first quarter on April 18, and a full moon on an unclear date, with scattered numbers and garbled words.
The item describes a London directory listing trade notices and steamship lines. It references dealers of goods, colonial and foreign affairs, and the principal export routes in the United Kingdom, noting shipping connections and maritime trade details.
European Agency notes tie and speculations on Demapé. Canes priced from £30, with complete house and car furniture offerings. Eric Wolf presents a large stack of Queensland maple samples, promoted as specially adapted for furniture and worth inspecting.
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