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Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Feb 10, 1909
Page
4
The annal Windeler circular from Windeler Agit Co discusses Colonial Wool with price fluctuations from 1906 to 1907, noting recovery after a severe drop. It highlights falling merinos and crust reds, reduced stock levels, and renewed activity in London amid mixed continental and American demand.
The document outlines the impact of general trade on Colonial wool prices, noting stock levels, in transit arrivals, and stock in hand for the following year. It estimates total wool from Australia and the Cape reaching consuming markets at about 255 thousand bales, slightly reduced from 1907. It discusses available supply, stock shading, and expected changes in activity and prices.
A damaged OCR fragment from a local harbor schedule outlines limited details. It mentions Wis 10 and general references to amounts and timing but lacks clear event names or outcomes.
A testimonial recounts using Bile Beans from Wright Street Adelaide to treat a mother's ailments post birth. The narrative praises the product as a grand remedy for health issues including stomach, digestion, and general weakness, claiming rapid relief and urging others to try it.
A reader argues the UK Municipal Count should buy sanitary pans locally at cheaper rates to save rents and rates. Citing Perth as a model, the letter notes existing stock and suggests inviting tenderers locally. It references the sanitary foreman and calls for Council action to reduce expenses.
In a Perth Water reclamation and Geraldton port upgrades discussion, officials clashed over promised provisions and estimates. The Colonial Treasurer defended the river and harbor improvements, while Seabrook and Mr. Scaddan pressed for clarity on budget allocations and lawful commitments. The Chairman urged withdrawal of a criticizing remark and the debate continued over works funding.
A contested liquor application features Mr Pope and Messrs Pope and Brown opposing, with Brown denouncing the other side while Pope asserts his plan, and a new brewer’s concern cited as Sydney beer. The argument centers on who represents the brewery and whether the opposing figures are acting as forwarding men.
A damaged OCR text fragment lists several personal names including James and Orley along with scattered phrases about temperance and an event. The legibility is poor and specific details, dates, places, or actions are unclear, but it preserves a snapshot of people connected to a local or social topic.
Turf notes discuss Fremantle racecourse activity and Derby prospects. Mentions trainers and horses including Woolworths suggested entries and recent workouts. Cites track conditions and industry chatter on futures and betting outlooks.
A long, uneven passage describes the Young Australian League as it outlines a national tour involving 415 boys from Albany and other centres. It notes a planned itinerary by train and ship from Adelaide to Sydney, with medical staff and educational aims, seeking funds and volunteer support for the program.
The text appears to discuss early application processes and eligibility. It mentions urging country youth to join the continent, notes about applicants and possible limitations, and a formal stance by officials. Names and places are garbled, but the general topic is application rates and acceptance.
Fragmented OCR text records a weekly schedule and notes from Meremt. It lists dates, places, and mixed items including towns, trades, and actions with numerous garbled names. The passage presents a chaotic mosaic of characters and places without clear narrative cohesion.
Market notes list produce and goods with dates and prices. Items include melons, peppers, vegetables, and poultry with assorted figures. Cabbage watermelons pumpkins and peas are mentioned along with poultry prices and small livestock figures.
An aged advertisement urges kidney health for productive work. It cites Thomas Hutchinson of Geraldton and a long testimonial praising Doan's Backache Kidney Pills for back pain and improved vitality. Sold in Perth at 2/9 a box with six for 15/4. order via Foster-McClellan Co. 341 Murray Street.
A fragmented verse piece describes a weary beast bearing a heavy load across a rough landscape. Distant figures and city structures loom while the animal struggles under a burdensome weight, its silence and fatigue echoed in harsh, stylized lines. The poem, presented in dated typographic style, conveys national strain and endurance.
Farmers claim old-fashioned profits of ten shillings per ton on dial and wheat can be turned into pounds by manuring crops with Abrolhos Quano. This agricultural pitch promotes a fertilizer product as a pathway to higher returns.
Gingin teres M Spence of the Arms Northam announces taking over the New Up to date and commodious hotel at Gingin near the railway station. He will cater to travelers stopping day trains for refreshments and a restful stay and invites old friends to visit.
A brief note claims regular moderate use of Wolfe’s Schnapps prevents ill effects from unwholesome water. The claim links the beverage to health benefits and cautions moderation in consumption.
Readers in Perth can buy copies of Express at Mr. Albert's News Agency in Central Arcade between Wellington and Murray Streets, near the Railway Station, or from Mr. Patterson at the G.P.O. Bookstall. Wolfe's Schnapps is pitched as both a beverage and a medicine, offering a dual purpose.
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