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Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Feb 17, 1915
Page
3
The report notes a failed attack at Quinchy, heavy German losses, and ongoing submarine warfare against hostile merchant ships in English waters set to begin tomorrow. The Kaiser is expected at Cuxhaven to celebrate. German food and grain supply data are deemed unreliable.
A partially legible theoretical speech by a chancellor discusses financial arrangements for Asia and global investment. The speaker outlines potential revenue from Liv and France while noting Russia remains resource rich yet indebted, emphasizing borrowing and recovery strategies in a tense postwar context.
The Kaiser raises warnings as Russian and Turkish forces clash in East Prussia and Suez area tensions grow. Britain's naval losses mount with ships like Good Hope and Aboukir listed among heavy casualties amid ongoing global conflict. Sir Roger Casement faces exposure of alleged German ties while naval rivalries intensify through Europe.
The editor summarizes resident complaints about diverting money from a major street project to housing for workers. Citizens argue continued schemes burden ratepayers, warning of escalating costs and debt. A note mentions a forthcoming sale and a large fire sale funded by Eastern States.
The Colonial Secretary and Mrs Drew spent a weekend in Kalgoorlie touring key sites. Mayor Hy We Davidson provided a motor car and the party visited the Municipal Electric Light Station, the town ball, and the Goldfields gorge, with officials and residents noting the region’s growth.
A garbled report from Northampton depicts a hot summer scene with references to locals, a busy promenade, and observers noting the weather. The fragmented text mentions crowds, a lively outdoor atmosphere, and varied reactions as the day extends across late afternoon.
The report covers hospital admissions, a missing person or injury case at a local facility, and multiple social notes. It details a returned lease, a family event at Mr. Lewis’s home, an unreported accident, and community movements along Wor, Mingenew, and Mumbonia routes.
A garbled report lists numerous players such as Moe HAL Tunings, Patience Waldeck, Murrell, and J. Tone among many others and references scores like 43 and 28. The text mentions venues, dates, and a potluck-like gathering, with unnamed officials or organizers cited in a cluttered cricket context.
Correspondent reports unclear text about war events and a committee formation. Names and details are garbled, but mentions a justice of the peace, a secretary, and an appointment to sign documents.
A fragment from Three Springs reports a hot spell with yes days of extreme heat. Residents cope as conversations drift, a Methodist minister departs soon for new duties, and locals describe daily routines, cycling, and casual chatter about town life and upcoming changes.
Fragmented OCR text notes a community gathering and auction style event. Mentions a school coach, local organizers, and a childeren party with a list of attendees. Several names appear blurred and uncertain.
A fragmentary reminiscence recalls Capricious Carpings and Will Pengelly now in Nou Handulup, once famed in Nurngulu. The tale hints at a young man’s rise, discussions of appearance and discernment, and rumors surrounding a murder case, with puzzling references to peculiar footwear and elusive identity among railway travellers.
Mullewa notes show unsettled weather with showers and rain, farm work in full swing, and many horses and stock moving to grazing areas. Reports mention railway disruption, road and bridge works, new station progress, water works, and a farewell event at the Convent with presentations. A sheep owner killed eleven sheep in one week, with Geraldton visitors and local church attendance noted.
Melbourne wool sales resumed with Dalgety & Co offering close to 30 bales. Competition was keen on American accounts and export prospects, with crossed brokens and crossbreds showing gains. Brokers held supplies to sustain current values as producers benefited from the daytime market and catalog offerings.
Fragmentary ad copy touts a kidney remedy by claiming relief from backache nerve pain and fatigue. It cites a testimonial from Mrs Walker of Perth and a man who reportedly regained work capacity after using the product. The notice lists price and a mail order address for purchasing Pills.
Market clerk notes a brisk trade in sheepskins and furs with high quality hides selling at full quoted rates. Kangaroo skins, opossum, and other wild pelts show steady demand, with weights and grades listed and prices per pound or per dozen, reflecting persistent market activity.
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