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Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Apr 28, 1911
Page
3
A garbled advertisement from Chas Moore & Co promotes a bargain parcel system with large reductions on city prices. The text touts cash orders, country cheque exchange, and 1 pound parcel offers including blankets, rugs, towels, undergarments, and infants wear, with free or reduced freight and refunds for unsatisfactory items. Several detailed item lists and prices are referenced, though readability is poor.
A fragmented advertisement offers pale white blankets for full and single beds, pale grey blankets, and twill tweed items. It mentions prices in pounds, parcel delivery to near railway stations, and a mix of fabric names and product notes with unclear punctuation.
An old catalog style auction notice lists woven blankets with borders and full weight, underclothing parcels including stockings, flannel nightshirts, colored moorens, ribbed corsets, and petticoats. Pledges emphasize parcel handling, bidding, and transport at 20 miles, with payment and tender details.
The annual general meeting of the Ve rainfall Foullan Association was well attended. Mr. Meadincroft was elected president and treasurer, Mr. Chas O'Neil became secretary. Tenders will be invited for a central empire for the season at a cost of CD26 net. James Tepherts presented the cup, donated by Mr. James in competition between Ve fil dust.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a seator match set for May 13 with a president to present a ball. Mentions selling a team to the Murchison Association and discussions of fees for games. References Wyfi e Aube stands and a Commonwealth Tote event on May 1.
An archaic report argues lamb dipping with non poisonous dips yields healthier ewes and lambs, reducing scratching and disease. It notes farmers long used immune baths and warns against poison dips, claiming financial gains outweigh costs and urging adoption for better returns.
Inter State telegrams report a death at Varra Bank. A man identified as Fin O'Donell, married and living in Melbourne, is linked to the incident. Detective Hawkins supports the post mortem finding that the deceased is tall.
WEW South Wales and Annst and Pearce prepare for a July championship bout in Sydney. Art and Pearce contest for a £5 side stake, with Pearce placing a £10 deposit. The race is planned to run in Parramatta, but Pearce is delayed by a deposit and venue adjustments.
An Adelaide report outlines a parliamentary salaries discussion tied to the federal referendum. The article notes plans to adjust pay in line with union expectations and references broader constitutional questions affecting the University and state governance.
In Adelaide, a syndicate named Bullfinch Options held its first meeting led by Mr Davengrt. Attendees included Mrsvts, Mr ter, and Lowi. The chair outlined current stock moves, with a claim of 13 pounds per week and a stake of 8500 in the company.
The poll question centers on a local option in Geraldton and Garemooth Picures. Officials note the forecast is unclear with strong factions pushing for or against the measure while observers await final turnout and official results.
A fragmented report discusses legislative and judicial matters across several regions. It references Water trade remarks and opinions on evidence, noting a call for a potential new trial as a central issue. The piece mentions individuals such as Mr Smith and compares testimonies.
Correspondence rails at a writer for comments on behavior of attendees at a state concert. Critics defend performers and note support from readers who praised the show and condemned vilification. The exchange reflects period censorship and public reception to artistic events.
A Melbourne family recounts severe eczema affecting every family member and the relief they claim from Zam-Fik Balm and Zam-Ruk Soap after trying numerous remedies. The disease caused itching, peeling, and visible sores. recounting its impact at Warburton, they describe trials with sleep aids and other products before finding perceived cure.
A chaotic 19th century style report from Perth describes a public servant charged with stealing a substantial sum. The article recounts court arguments on evidence, witness credibility, and a proposed retrial, highlighting disputes over jury direction and admissibility of rebuttal testimony.
Friday report shows Acting Treasurer Frazer leaving Tyr Pertti and Ve ine Lends to sail for Methowene on Saturday while tensions rise. Frazer cites mistakes and mentions Avatrattian mistrust, with concerns over Ill returns and suspected theft affecting funds. Mantialists Vera plots and conspiracies described as eroding trust in authorities and Cambinad interests weigh on Eastern States decisions.
Fragmentary Perth market notes mention Stix teneks of chat offered by favotine railway value with no sale completed. The chat was passed in at 25 and £8 179 without further bids noted.
C Towler letter fragment shows duties or attendance guidance for all classes. The readable portion mentions marine term or title and relates to attendance or conduct.
Fragmented OCR text shows garbled political commentary and stray phrases about planning and public works. It mentions places and names in a distorted form, with no clear events, dates, or verifiable actions. The readable content suggests commentary rather than a distinct reported item.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a confusion around champagne use and a possible tipple misreport. No clear names, dates, or locations emerge beyond vague references to Wolfe and drinks. Further readable content needed for a solid card.
A garbled OCR of a 19th century market report describes various measures and movements in grain and shipper sectors. It mentions traders like Ogleiti and On Ld, port fillings, and seasonal expectations. The text references European trade, freight, and market rules, with scattered mentions of shipments, prices, and daily market activity. The fragmentary lines hint at auctions, containers, and shipping terms amid a volatile market climate.
A garish catalog-like display showcases fabrics and accessories for a grand fashion event. Designers highlight silks velvets satins and embroidery as models in varied colors and textures pose in a showroom setting.
A fragmented sample reads an old proverb about ink printing and health, mentioning men and women and a vague notion of alteration. The text is garbled with misspellings and lacks clear events or attributable figures.
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