04 Jan 1911
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Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jan 04, 1911
Page
1
An urging call to pursue education over idle youth, promoting night courses in double entry bookkeeping commercial law and business practice. It argues knowledge yields power and higher earnings, urging immediate action by calling phone 108 for particulars.
The Select Committee on the Roads Bill urges compulsory capital unimproved value rating, ties to land tax, and twentyfold valuation for Crown land leases. It proposes occupier voting rights, nonpayment not barring voting, and limited by laws enforcement, with amendments to be printed. The report notes broad support for swift enactment and cautions against overreach, while including satirical and unrelated prose excerpt.
A letter laments rude conduct on trams buses and trains and the gossip of "awit females" as men chase women. It argues reversing courtliness, male vanity, and societal changes degrade proper manners, noting women’s influence and changing values in contemporary life.
Annual London directory listing manufacturers and dealers across goods classes. Includes exports, import lines, colonial and foreign markets, and ship sailings under Paris lines. Provincial trade notices cover major industrial centers. Advertising rates from £1 to £3 for larger adverts.
The readable fragments describe a troubled woman accused of deception and abuse, mentioning a doctor, expenses, a husband, and a cafe setting. Loss of clarity hinders concrete names, dates, or locations, but references to money, ginger, and various mutual accusations imply a sensational local crime or scandal.
Students in the Tull Moon group presented observations on lunar phases led by Stan Eth New Moo, sharing data from recent telescope sessions and noting visible changes in brightness across several nights.
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