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Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Dec 03, 1906
Page
4
A local cricket event describes a Saturday match between two clubs with details on timing and entry. The report notes preparation by Winton and mentions expected players and schedules, emphasizing audience attendance and local support.
The Mount Magnet community reported a strong turnout for the Mt fageet Azraleur Dramatic Society's Coals of Fire at the Miners Institute. The piece featured P. B. Laver and Clyde Allan, with praise for Mira Maynard and Len Bourne, plus notices of a Fire Brigade event, Methodist social, and council motions including a 2 percent raise and a £615 town clerk bonus as Geraldton’s town grows with new buildings and marriages.
A garbled quotation touts Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as a cure that renews vitality and eases digestive discomfort. The snippet references a product, a physician or producer, and boasts of restoring energy, but the passage is heavily corrupted and lacks verifiable details.
The piece critiques tactics used in the Geraldton election, alleging ministerial influence through loan estimates and railway pledges. It argues voters were misled by announcements about the Black Range and Chapmian railways, which were later omitted, suggesting mercenary campaigning over national progress and condemning deceptive political messaging.
A fragmented note describes a new flavor and an evening event. The text mentions a smoother blend and a tasting, with references to Mralee and Hewitt in a social setting. Details are unclear but imply a communal gathering or launch.
A garbled OCR fragment suggests tips about choosing strong horses and avoiding slow ones, with stray phrases about making hair bright and healthy. The text is partial and unclear but hints at presenting stronger choices and personal care.
Light showers refreshed the Greenough area with cooler, pleasant conditions for the bays to drive stock. Pinkeye affects some sheep, with water shortages noted for others. The Walkaway church saw Rev. Howes’s farewell, red tussock for crops caused concern, and Jim Rumble and P Maloney’s farms showcase thriving crops and hay stacks. The Walkaway hotel project advances, and local rail/road plans stir discussion.
Mrs E Warneminds of Nort Pines Queensland recalls her five week old baby’s severe diarrhoea. After failing to improve with prescribed medicine she tried Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. Within days the baby recovered, and she, mother of twelve, strongly endorses it. For sale by J Chapman, Marine Terrace, Geralin.
Farm for sale located midway between Taylor's and Oakaballs Siding about twenty miles from Geraldton. Frontage spans one mile to the rally. For farther parcels contact Three Pete Midland Railway.
The second annual concert at State School, presented by Cua PREENOUGH, offers an attractive programme including the Cantata Cinderela. Wennes Way, December Sid, 1906, at Catherine's Hall.
Fragmented, error-laden extract recounts a naval desertion tale with a muttered, drifting narrative. It mentions a sailor named Wider, a court martial threat, and a daring shore escape amid a chaotic harbor scene with ships, anchors, and a shark nearby.
A garbled collection of notes mentions German bans on certain actions, forests as public grounds, unusual insects, and a claim about the coconut tree's crown. It also references public schools, bicycle riding, and a stray fact about Mexican presidents and executions. Overall, the text reads as a jumble of assorted curiosities and misprints without a single coherent event.
Summer months bring bowel disorders in children and require prompt care. The notice urges administering Herlain's Cotte Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy at the first sign of illness, suggesting a bottle could save a life.
The article outlines settlement conditions for first-dilemande settlers in the South Western division, including acreage options, residency requirements, fencing and improvements, and tenure terms. It also notes concessions to settlers, land act expirations, and colonial trade statistics for New Zealand.
The document outlines conditional land purchase terms with a minimum of 5 acres and a maximum of 50 acres per parcel. A 10 percent deposit is due, with installments for up to three years, payable quarterly. Land may include gardens and fruit trees, with fencing and improvements required, and selection within specified blocks.
Reading fragments describe icebergs breaking off glaciers near Newfoundland and their dangers to ships. Large submerged portions cause capsizes or sinks, with examples from St Johns area including Portia and Tnabel, stressing need for better detection in fog.
A third-rate touring company faces disaster when a baggage man vanishes with luggage leaving the understudy scarce. The manager pressures a reluctant hopeful to perform and endure a nerve wracking trial on stage as the king’s passion erupts and fails to please the governor.
A bright pupil attempts to read a composition on The Tree before the class but is interrupted and teased by the master. The exchange escalates with erudite deflections and a warning to stop impertinence before the student is dismissed.
A gossipy tale details Mr Wood's fondness for jokes and the consequences of his tricks. His friend Stone responds with sharp wit, exposing the limit of humor. The narrative hints at rural gossip and an unstable social scene around a country cottage.
A fragmented historical ad style note discusses the use of liver tablets and a product named Formak in an unclear medicinal claim. The readable portion mentions Unamochain and Chapman and references natural methods and bodily health without coherent context or verifiable facts.
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