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Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Feb 13, 1911
Page
3
The District Surveyor Mas Le Aroy travels to Perth to table his position on the Tant Board as it begins consideration of Bowes applications. Amid local notes a diphtheria case is reported in a mild form in Geraklion with no new cases.
An excerpted column presents scattered notes on zealous por chiners, refunds for seven day trials, and a variety of local matters. It references Abe Dinh at Gaul Templary, Good Templars history, and plans from the Education Department, plus bids, renovations, and a funeral at Gee Willan Cemetery.
Review of Olympia Pictures facility presenting multiple films including A Life for a Life and Lest We Forget. Len Rivens and Uneweting portrayed notable roles amid dramatic courtroom and deathbed scenes. The program features Sunset Tar and Over the Garden Wall with strong scenic appeal and American storytelling prominence.
Textile workers in Melbourne stage a strike demanding higher pay and improved conditions. Reported wage disputes show unions pressing for better terms while employers face pressure to meet demands as talks continue.
Melbourne report outlines Mr Thomas's announcement amid a broad wage dispute with the government. Prime Minister Risser defends actions as necessary while officials debate pay grade reforms and post office staffing concerns. The deputy prime minister notes potential system changes affecting employees.
A messy OCR cricket report from Mul lewa notes Central Greera battling Mullewa with Green and Murphy among players listed. Authorities list many names and overs but the text is garbled, unclear on score, venue, date, or outcome.
Fragmentary report shows a labor dispute with mentions of workers voting or negotiating to return to work. The text references leaders, meetings, and possible settlement discussions, but key names, dates, and outcomes are unreadable.
Fragmentary notes refer to an inquest proceeding in Wellington with mentions of witnesses and related biographical details. The unreadable OCR obscures key names, dates, and actions, leaving only scattered fragments about the inquiry process and involved individuals.
A garbled report outlines bowling activity over a week with scattered names and places. It references committees, players, and venues like Wood and Anny with unclear outcomes and dates, making specifics hard to determine from the text.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a water supply notice with figures and names unclear. It references price per gallon and potential distribution or allocation details. The readable elements suggest a public notice about water rationing or provisioning amid shortages, but specific locations or authoritative bodies remain unreadable.
Police report a gang arrest attempt at a bar near Wilwood Street with no other suspects found. The incident involved LANEY and several unclear names as investigators review evidence from the scene.
Fragmented OCR text mentions fights, vaccination, a court case, and various names with unclear roles. The readable items include references to a rivalry or event labeled as fights, possible civic or legal items, and several proper nouns that are only partly intelligible. The overall piece lacks a coherent story or dates.
Perth market notes show Mandy At tris murniye and Baty sowly selling various items. Tricky pricing and top prices appear in disjoint phrases. Oats are mentioned as having passed in.
In Sydney during a Labour Conference, ministers discussed whether ACLS should set caucus rules. Mr C Wittsin noted no need for a strict ten-seat rule in Parliament. He criticized caucus selections and argued a voter could back an unsuitable man if it served his aims. The report reflects tensions within the Labour ranks.
The aha competition runs plies to Wednesday through Saturday with riders and teams including Woollwardt, Trigg Bros, Mellows, Campbell, Piper, Tomastivndy, Hoyston, Boyes, Hansen, Chapman, and others in a local rifle shooting meet. The field lists competitors and pairs with expected leaders and age groups across several heats.
A disjointed OCR fragment reports on remnants of fabrics and goods for sale, odd pricing and complaints about supply. It weaves in references to Lin costumes, American collars, hats and bibs, with stray remarks on farm produce and a drought impacting cattle water needs. The text then shifts to a local committee discussion about water supply and political action, noting distress and cantankerous conditions.
A Monday walkout by night shift workers at the Norlampton district plant followed a failed demand for 17 per shirt. Management refused, prompting the entire crew to leave and sympathizers to join, with unions and local officials watching the dispute unfold as talks paused.
Minutes of an ordinary meeting record discussion of road works and bridge plans. Members including Mr. Kult Pro and Mr. Nanson consider repairs to The Mothers and Wet Tayloe road, with drawings to be prepared for the next meeting. Department notes cover railway siding, water reserves, and gate maintenance, plus secretary resignation and tender actions.
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