J J Barlow Runs For Municipal Auditor Post
Mr J J Barlow announces candidacy for municipal auditor with election set for Pyllay west. He is a connection in town and an accountant, urged to win favor of voters. Mrs Servope of the Irwin prepares to dispose of Midland property in Octotor with two blocks offered near Mingenew. Special meeting reappoints municipal voters and tenders received from five applicants. Geraldton readers urged to watch for land sales and local notices as district lands are advertised. Weather outlook: hot, dry in southwest with northerly winds. Mr Marwoette plans sales for L Gold estates and three brick shops with a warehouse. Parmer travels toward Singapore.
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J. J. Barlow
Pyllay West
Barlow
Rabepayorn
Servope
Irwin
Dalkety
Perth
Mitgenew
Mingenew
Bile Beans Proclaimed Remedy in Early Claims
An undated testimonial from a Mrs O sutvan of Victoria Street Petone New Zealand extols Bile Beans as a powerful remedy for numerous ailments including stomach upset and pain relief. The letter alleges rapid improvement in a child’s health and asserts broad suitability for adults and children, citing expected benefits to digestion and vigor. The document attributes endorsement to the File Renn Manufacturing Co of Sydney.
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O'sutvan
Victoria
Street
Petone
Wellimeton
New Zarland
Anya
Hutter
Talware
Umm
File Renn Manufacturing Co
Pittatrent
Aydney
Editor's Lament From a North Dakota Paper
Fragmented OCR style excerpt recounts a quirky set of editor thoughts and local gossip from a North Dakota newspaper. The piece hints at satirical complaints about editors readers and humors of daily publishing in a small town.
Weather and railway news mix with village life week notes
Local diary entries describe a dry spell then rain, railway ceremony talk, petitions for road moves, a planned opening event, and a visit by Geralitonine residents to Ti may Lauder. The piece blends weather, public works chatter, poetry, and social happenings with people named Mt Finn Vo Denahine and Mr Neon son among others.
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Inscka
Napoleon Bonaparte
England
Th. Vineible
Mossra Hill
Rennie
Ramil
Wallonine
Chapman Halifooters
Nanganville Warriors
Chapman
Iir
Neonson
Erfort
Feneral
Mt. Finn
Indy
Adamaneye
Vireil
Tathwell
Mt. Eriy
Pa Jip
Shanes
Euripides
Setallishine
Alder Ghd Abettore Inchiaf
Willy Eastaugh
Narra Tyrra
Teasime
Ranile
Mb. Erin Cross Inc
Geralitonine
Timay Lauder
Teaward
Wren
Wren Auiwerk
Nahawah
Market Report from Mackenzie May 27 1910
Market report by Mackenzie for the week ending August 27, 1910 lists vegetable and fruit supplies with prices for turnips carrots cauliflower lettuce and onions. Potatoes apples and fowls are noted with varying grades and prices. some items show inferior quality and limited supplies. References are terse and include several garbled phrases and misspellings.
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Mackenzie
Poulter
Prien
Lowa
Calden
Rauliflowers
Tanferior
Witton
Printing attire and tentative figures in Towler Marine Terrace
Deralfton executes all classes of printing attire and tentative figures at Marine Terrace Towler.
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Towler
Marine Terrace
Deralfton
Olympia Pictures at Gideaway Rink Show reshowing Buchtmond rail disaster
Olympia Pictures presents Incident pictures at Gideaway Rink depicting the Buchtmond railway smash weeks ago with many deaths. Spencer Biograph entrepreneur filmed every scene including rescue efforts. The reel promises vivid realism surpassing prior town screenings with other notable films and the programs including The Lute Player and The Prehistoric Age for variety.
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Gideaway Rink
Buchtmond
Spencer
Lnre
Thie
Eradu Club Rifle Match Highlights At Sundar Day
The Eradu Club held a Sunday rifle match on the 28th with top shots from each range. Prizes included a gold medal for first, cash for second, and a third prize in kind. A two-year-old specimen was found in Hofforaun Street Day Dawn by J. Arundel amid a noisy mix of local newspaper chatter and misprints in multiple items.
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Eradu
Sunda
Hofforaun
J. Arundel
Murchison
Wood's Great Pepper Mint Cure Advised by Mother
Rhyme extols a motherly tip to obtain Wood's Great Pepper Mint Cure for colds and couch ailments, praising the medicine as a swift remedy from a trusted source.
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Thave
Txeth
Mother
Wood
Land Tax Bill debat ed in House of Representatives
Victorian telegrams report a heated second reading in Parliament over the Land Tax Bill and related measures. Critics, including Mr Deakin, argue the bill is unconstitutional and overreaches federal powers, while supporters claim the plan funds land policy and settlement.
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Melbourne
House of Representatives
Min
Fisher
Commonwealth
Deakin
Joaaph Cook
Ot Tapken
Labor Party
Dealin Hmself
Neahin
Jpget Givan
Uniform railway gauge debate advances in Melbourne
Melbourne reports the Minister for Home Affairs Mr O Malley explains that no delay is intended in building the proposed Transcontinental railway. He notes preliminary arrangements may lead to a uniform gauge agreement while a new army is being drilled, with states potentially aligning to a common gauge.
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Melbourne
O'Maller
Inues Uon
Burglars Masked and Armed at Gardeners Arm Hotel
MNFILBOURNE Tuesday report of two masked armed burglars entering the Gardeners Arm Hotel in Hendeleh. They threatened Mr Matthews and robbed a chest of drawers while Mrs Matthews alerted others. The pair fled with about £35.
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Mnfilbourne
Arma Hotel
Hendeleh
Matthews
Victorian Death Rate Records High in 1908
Victorian vital statistics show births numbering F519 and deaths 14 436, the overall death rate reaching an all time high. The report highlights record mortality figures for the year.
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Melbournr
State claims wages rise to meet living costs
Telegrams show tribunals noting increased wage demands as living costs rise. The State asserts a progressive works policy has kept the economy sound and stable in global eyes, while unemployment falls and immigration trends shift toward New South Wales.
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Nsw
Arbitration Court Handles Trades and Labor Awards
Yesterday the Court of Arbitration addressed tradesmen and workers including miners engineers bootmakers and tailors. Mr Inden Burnside presided with Mr Somerville representing workers and Mr Good for employers. Awards discussed fixed rates of pay and conditions of labor with several decisions recorded including a 1/14 per hour wage, exemptions noted and disputes over machinery work and specific trades referenced.
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Court of Arbitration
Jom
Inden Burnside
Wax
Crurt
Aday
Toa
Tailors
Eas Nut Ennelnd
Tragic Shooting Report From State Residence
In a rural State area 17 year old Thomas Gregon living with the Matson family fired a loaded rifle during dinner. A 7 year old, Young Matson, was moving about the room when the weapon discharged striking Gordon in the chest. Gordon's condition is listed as critical as investigations continue.
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Foner
Weapemay
Thomas Gregon
Matson
aMail Wax Colierte Qeel Dental
Public order and police restraint in riot situations
Amid disputes between workers and employers the need for lawful conduct and restraint by police and officials is emphasized. Historical references to the Kalgoorlie riot illustrate dangers of provocation and the value of calm, nonlethal crowd control to avoid bloodshed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalgoorlie
Geraldton advertises debenture issue for 13000 pounds
Geraldton Municipal Council invites sealed tenders for the sale of debentures to raise thirteen thousand pounds for a thirty year term. Debentures issued at 100 pounds each, with annual interest, deposited tender must include 10 percent cash and full premium. Tenders close October 3, 1910 at noon.
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Geraldton
Joan
Lisalted
Andresand
Couet
Geraldon
Bane Strait
Prem the Batanes
Cornell
Eleanor Street
Divin
Comelt
Wille Carson
Beraldtion
Tramway Trouble in Kalgoorlie Labour Protests
Report from Kalgoorlie notes tensions as the Counc represents Labour on the Eastern Goldfields. It states unions seek reinstatement of workers and threaten tram services suspension to press demands. Police actions against peaceful citizens provoke further protests.
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Goldfields
Perth
Johnson
Kalgoorlie
The Strike Cases Perth Proceedings Adverse Judgment
The strike prosecutions were outlined this morning with Mr Johnson MLA, secretary of the Tramway Employees Union, fined £50 and two months imprisonment. Other defendants received fines and short terms, reflecting a local enforcement action.
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Perth
Johnson
Tramway Employees’ Union
Death of Mr Throssell MLC in Northam
Mr Throssell MLC died Tuesday from injuries after an accident. He remained conscious to the end as news from Northam reports his death on Wednesday.
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Mr. Throssell
Northam
MLC
Parliament adjournment debate sparks partisan clash in tramway conflict
Opposition leader forced adjournment to press authorities over tramway dispute with former employees. Scaddan and others attacked police handling in streets. Sead dan's motion defeated 24 to 32 as ministerial support held. Report notes taunts over Attorury General and rowdy parliamentary exchanges.
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Grevndugh
Seaddan
Melbourne municipal employees obtain separation under act
The registrar granted the application of the Municipal Employees Association of Australia for separation under the Commonwealth Conciliation and Arbitration Act. The Association comprises municipal employees across the Commonwealth.
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Melbourne
Municipal Employees Association of Australia
Commonwealth
South Australia Assembly Figures On Advances to Seta erm Act
In the South Australia Assembly the annual statement under the Advances to Seta erm Act shows 108 applications with 53 approved totaling 29418 pounds. Since the Act began, 74 applications have been represented amounting to 13568 pounds. Workmen's Compensation remains under consideration.
Bank concerns and farming losses in regional notice
The text discusses overdrafts rising and bank balances failing to reflect real profit for farmers. It notes readers’ interest in a course on bank knowledge and accounting offered by Geraldton authorities, promoting home study via post and promising clear, simple instruction without leaving home. It mentions President Rewmerelt and references a special instruction program for farmers.
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Grariera
Presentation
Geraldton
Et Feapunionen
Rewmerelt
Ailot
Ming Manager in Trouble Over Gold Stock Charge
Charles Brentee, manager at the fiedit Cemanager in Tarot Aver Gold Mining Co., faces alleged unlawful possession of gold belonging to the company. The claim values the amount involved at over £1500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Brentee
Fiedit
Tarot Aver Gold Mining Co
Walawhul
Wold
Premier Wade Speech Attacks Election Campaign Tactics
In Chatswood Wade delivered a policy speech condemning the election campaign as arduous and marked by widespread misrepresentation and deception. He asserted the Water Government had induced, with firm stance, a hostile, manipulated political climate.
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Sydney
Wade
Chatswood
Campalen
Wate
Induete
Sale of HIE and Annie's plant announced for September
Mr ALS Mackenzie announces sale of HIE and Annie's rail war contracts plant. Items include horses, drays, wagons, carts, tanks, machinery, timber, forge, tools, wheelbarrows, and yard equipment. A new railway station fronts Forrent Road opposite the Public Buildings, raising questions about engine sheds and adjacent facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Als. Mackenzie
Messrs
Hie
Annie
Septembier U
Yuba Hock Applicants Across Blocks Amid Confusion
In a fragmented report, applicants named include Messrs FA Sacan Mad land and Functiion and H Islam Geraldion for blocks 850 ANH 4651 and 468% with two contesting applicants looming. The text is garbled but indicates multiple blocks and competing applications before a board.
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Yuba Hock
Rowland
Northaniuti
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