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Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Aug 13, 1913
Page
4
The rural township near Midland line grows in size and prominence under new station work by Audland Company. A bustling community with shops, a grand church, and a booming lodge, it hosts federal election gains and a lively sports scene including cricket, football, and local boxing antics with notable locals like the famed Three Springs fighter and a heroic farmer known as "Three-Topper."
Mr Green MLA argues wheat farming value equals mining, citing last year’s gold output at 25,148,505 and wheat at 8,108,504 bushels. he notes total farm goods, meat, wool, and stock yields would need inclusion to compare with mining. He highlights Morley brothers’ 1000 acre Wally in farming venture and subsequent farming progress.
In winter months many suffer coughs colds bronchitis influenza and fever as families seek remedies. The report notes concerns for both adults and children and highlights common illnesses seen this season.
The secretary presents a half year financial and membership update for the Victoria Weeer Workers Union. It notes a rise in subscriptions and a credit increase despite a permanent secretary’s four and a half month tenure, with total membership around 350 and ongoing disputes with the Perth body over union strategy and actions. Details cover wage discussions, industrial tensions, and a 12 month extension of the Globe Brewery agreement.
Serious chances and chronic risks of piles are outlined. Doan's Ointment is advertised as the safest remedy, allowing daily activities to continue. Personal testimonials from Thomas Rich of Montreal Road and Mrs Wehnay emphasize long lasting relief, with a price of 2/9 per pot and mail order offered by Foster-McClellan Co. at 813 Murray Street Perth.
A nurse endorses Robur tea as refreshingly pure and harmless for nightly duty. The advert claims Robur is consistently pure, cleanly packed, reliable, and economical, suitable for all occasions and preferred for quality among teas.
A mid year report outlines amendments to governing rules and a general revision to keep the cooperative organized and up to date. It notes the pending Penmitten''s report and connections with TMSS arrangements while thanking directors, members, and stewards for their support during the term.
A circular letter seeksBranches of Farmers and gra d Letters Association support a traveling university lecturer in veterinary science. R A Weston appointed lecturer to University of Western Australia would conduct multi day classes, demonstrations, and talks for farmers in outlying districts with possible lantern slides and diagrams. The plan requires a free building and guaranteed minimum attendance of twelve. districts should indicate convenient periods and willingness to host.
Fragmentary OCR item mentions a consultation with F C Towler and chromic test complainte. Content is unclear and garbled but implies a notice or ad advising verification by consulting Towler when printing. The text appears as an advertisement fragment with possible proofreading guidance.
A dense listing of Geraldton and Fremantle merchants and tradespeople from an old newspaper page. It names ATLAS ENGINEERING, BEecham agencies, CROOKS and BROOKER, GLOVER and GORDON, KING'S CAFE, GROCERIES, TAXIS, and multiple shipping and warehousing outfits, plus agents and associates across Western Australia. The fragment reads like a directory page with varied businesses, including importers, tailors, watchmakers, saddlers, and auctioneers, alongside maritime services and printing, with scattered addresses on Marine Terrace and surrounding streets.
The text describes Geraldton College showcasing medieval style aesthetics and a hearth like beauty in its building. It mentions affiliations with Royal Academy University Academy Trinity College London Music and Phometic Institute. It notes commercial examinations and certificates for boys and musical students.
The prospectus advertises model drawing and architectural drawing lessons, oil painting, woodwork, embroidery, and shorthand. It also mentions free training, machine work, and tuition in music theory. Applications are sought through the Reverend Mother.
A fragmented mail timetable lists multiple routes and stopping points including Geraldton port of entry, East Chapman, Porrester’s ward Saunder’s Shield’s and others, with sailings or trains mainly on Fridays and Tuesdays. Continues with Midland line stops like Naragulu Dongarra Ginga Irwin Coorow and Walkeway, plus several country towns and private lines, ending with a note on Linseed Cure for coughs.
An old advertisement touts Bonnington's remedy as a cool cure for children and adults against trichitis influenza wheezing cough and croup with equal certainty. The archaic text cites trust in the product and urges cautious modesty in usage as it claims broad efficacy.
An OCR fragment from a weekly notice advertises delivery on Monday Wednesday and Friday to a listed address. It mentions a rate of 66 and urges readers to subscribe or respond to the address in the notice.
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