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Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Aug 14, 1912
Page
3
A 1S AN PRC commission urges action to push government to wage war against Turkey for liberation of Ma ce. The text calls for political meetings and broad mobilization to pressure leaders toward war in support of imperial aims.
Fragmentary notice discusses plans for a Rhine waterway from the river to the North Sea. Mentions German authorities and a flurry of terms about international usage and river access. No clear dates or named places beyond the Rhine.
A fragment reports an air show at Maurmei yesterday with a French pilot and Tuli Reott from the United States, who tied for first as bombs dropped from aircraft.
London reports the National Insurance Act provisions lifting shop assistants and warehouse workers memberships from 95,000 to 60,00. Other unions have increased leadership from ten to twelve percent, signaling broader participation under the new act.
Remarkable strike at Ebbw Vale collieries disrupts production as workers leave the union federation to join the Eng m organ and poke union. About one hundred thousand workers have been thrown out of work amid the labor action and resulting curtailment of operations.
England defeated South Africa by a wide margin at Lord's as Foster, Taylor, and Woolley starred with the ball and bat. South Africa's lineup saw Nourse and Fuller among the contrasts, while England compiled a commanding lead with Woolley taking multiple wickets and steady scores from Barnes and Rhodes. The match began in London on August 1 as part of the international cricket contest.
An England cricket telegram notes Australia’s innings against Worcestershire. Australia were dismissed for 213, then posted 918 for 3 declared with key performances and weather remarks. The piece also lists forecast conditions and a sale note for men’s black cashmere goods.
In Perth the Legislative Council debated the tramways purchase bill. After a lengthy speech by Mr Solebateh the motion to adjourn was defeated, and Mr Kingsmill secured the adjournment of the debate amid strong opposition to the measure.
An article discusses Simplified divorce concepts by Vortior McMillan and Amy Fane. It notes a proposed automatic machine to issue decrees upon receipt of required information while acknowledging current duties at the court.
In Bunbury on August 13 the carpenters union and contractors clash over extra pay for joints. Contractors say they will hire workers from Perth if higher rates persist, arguing some work should not demand a minimum wage while claiming to handle other tasks locally.
Sydney August 13 A deadlock hangs between State and Commonwealth Cabinets over the Governor-General residence in Hyd fy The State Government seeks 4000 pounds for wear and tear and 500 pounds for upkeep Mr Fisher objects to the latter amount and the dispute continues with no agreement reached.
Melbourne August 13 The West Australian lacrosse twins led their team to a resounding 105 goal triumph against Queensland with W goals by the standout pair and strong team defense throughout the match.
An elderly man from Potts Street East Hurricane Queensland describes severe indigestion chest and flank pain with yellow skin and fatigue. After trying medicines he reports relief from Bile Beans and claims renewed health plus similar relief for his wife. advertises Bile Beans as remedy for many ailments.
A letter by Charles Smith argues the Geraldton Show Committees deserve credit but notes extraneous competition hurts the big show. He urges a comprehensive district campaign led by canvassers, district agents, a strong mineral exhibit, prizes for results, and outreach to miners, pastoralists, and merchants to attract outside exhibitors and boost trade.
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Mr Weighthawnt completed a long overland journey from Carnarvon to Geraldton using camels and nail vouch. He visited stations including Boolardy Milly Milly Boolardy to Manford and Yalgoo noting green feed after rains in July. He reported good water, windmills being erected, and a generally improving country with several stations visited and welcomed warmly.
Trinity College examiner Mr Allveil Mistwaki visited St Dominick's Dongarra for the annual musical assessments. Several students achieved merit in local school piano and violin divisions with certificates and professional credentials noted.
Market notes show strong demand for store stock with limited local supply. Cattle prices varied with heavy bulls and good store wethers, lambs and pork markets fluctuated. large attendance at stock auction and horse show events. Strong for prime fat cattle, porkers scarce, and pig lots sold steadily with price ranges noted for multiple classes.
A drought dampens rainfall but locals plan growth as the Mullawa District Farmers Association is formed with officers elected including President Seaford and Treasurer Warren. A meeting earlier at Folter’s hotel approved the move to unite farmers, with a race club meeting set for Boxing Day and a busy development period projected for the town.
An old advertisement extols Doan's Backache Kidney Pills as a cure for backache and kidney pain. A Mrs Mellows from Chapman Road Gerwicton credits relief to the pills after morning pains and stooping, claiming a full recovery for her husband. Foster-Millellan Co. markets them at 2/0 per bottle with postal options.
A fragmented clipping notes a planned circus trip by country people potentially funded by dole business. It mentions Hacking Cough at Mosse fires Perowms at Dar 10 and references Winter cars.
A doctor laments Swithkin’s worsening condition as he battles illness and a cough. The patient mutters a bleak line about cures, then seemingly dies as his wife signals an end. The text then oddly shifts to ad like claims about Woods’ Peppermint Cure and fabric sales with erroneous product references.
Mingenew notes recount an eerie official visit by Upper Irwin Roads Board members to Arvin and arrangements with Arring Farra wre' Absoriution. Visitors toured district sites, dined with local residents, and heard about contracts and new railway engine plans amid a town buzzing with a sheep sale and a street spectacle involving a detached sulky. The account preserves local figures and the sense of foreboding surrounding the unearthly echo of past events.
The Turf reports penicipal events betting around Kalgoorlie with odds on key runners such as Lady Dudley Lagat Puckustour and Sands of the Orient. Track work notes a strong morning wind with Ayrville and others training, including Amie fur Tonge and Ruledin’s firm pace over five furlongs and a later run by Tmewall.
In Perth in August a horse named Kerton was withdrawn from the Handicap and another horse from the Stakes following the death of a rider identified as Mev Nerive. The meeting proceeds with altered fields and safety observations being reported.
A visit by Rev. A. S. Wry of the British and Foreign Bible Society promotes establishing a focal branch in Geraldton. A Sunday address at Anglican services and a Monday business meeting followed by a lecture outline the society’s global work, with plans for provisional representation among churches and the Salvation Army. The Australia Western branch in WA is discussed, and a public talk titled Abroad with the Bible is announced for Tuesday night. The campaign emphasizes distributing scriptures and the society’s fundraising, with “A Shilling Saved is a Shilling Galored” among the noted appeals.
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