Weather and events mix in Geraldton week notes
A week in Geraldton features mixed weather with hot and sultry days except along the coast. Local events include The Wire Brigade euchre party at the Masonic Hall, prize winners named Mrs C and Miss Ide, and MC J O Malley with musicians. Police report a railway fatality near Mirribil. An amended land sale notice for 650 acres at 10000 received approval.
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Wire Brigade
Masonic Mall
Mohine
Mrs. C
Alm
W. Fale
Mieside
Hmarrington
Miser C. O'Neil
Ona J. O'Malley
Town Clerk's Worries Over Park Horses and Piano
At a Monday Gerabiton council meeting the Town Clerk discussed minutes and a dispute over moving a piano from the stage despite a council resolution. The Mayor and others faced questions about permissions, with insinuations tying Town Clerk to the matter. Debate touched on Queen's Park ponies and park access, ending with a motion on park horse access and recreation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerabiton Munielyad Council
Cork
Colinecillor
Mr. West
Ur Smart
West
Gilmish
Rose Mayory
Abe
Rennin
Cr. Berde
Ward Funding Debate Echoes East and West Split
A heated council discussion across East and West Wards centers on funding for road approaches and tolls. West Ward seeks equal or greater share amid traffic dependency, while East Ward pushes for priority. Votes split as Crs Abbott, Partridge, Smart support the amendment guiding allocations, with Crabbe, Hutchinson, Grimish, Bride opposing.
A Glimpsed Page of Early 20th Century Cartoons and Stories
A fragmentary OCR of a newspaper page shows various illustrated pieces and literary items. It mentions Patane Gardens, a series about pirates, and a tale titled Pon's Kid. It references The City of Agra and Life in an Nation Cruiser, plus comic sketches The Wrong Hat and The Doings of a Foul.
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Patane
Agate Hutchback
Agra
Benkling
Indus
He Kaiser
Renta
Correspondence to Wye Editor on Geraldton council duties
A reader writes to the Wye Editor from Geraldton, questioning municipal actions and proposed cost-saving measures. The letter mentions councilors, a Works Council, street conditions on Snowdon Street, and a road improvement project amid concerns about expenses and debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wye
Geraldton
Bown Snowdon Street
Ind
Tito
Prohibition Case In Police Court Involving Note Fraud
In Police Court Mr Wk Gee and William Pwyer faced charges for suturing a note to obtain liquor. The accused, previously on the prohibited list last December, faced a later intoxication charge. The proceedings show the court’s efforts to secure the defendant’s response and address the alleged drink changes, with testimony about the resulting behavior and penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whltam Pwyer
Bern
Ui Polley
Bethea
Ballot on Young Wallsend minors shows confusion and protest
Telegrams from New South Wales report the recent ballot among South Coast minors at Young Wallsend Sydney. Voters say turnout was low and ballots confusing. Many minors oppose work until district sanction is obtained, while a motion declares that no work proceed without approval.
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Sydney
South Coast
Bowing
Young Wallsend
Lotion Lodge
Floods Wreak Havoc East of Sydney Killing and Destruction
Floods in Wee Wes cause four foot high inundation destroying homes and stock across Sydney’s eastern towns. John Reynolds and Olive Geil drown in separate incidents while many residents become homeless. Rail and telegraph services suffer as waters rise and boats capsize, with widespread property losses and livestock deaths.
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Sydney
Wee Wes
Normae
Chapman Hse
Ren of
Mes
Chapman
Walier
John Reynolds
Olive Geil
War
Labor Politics and the Official Responder
The General Secretary of the Australian Workers Union outlines Labor politics and the State Rights question. He argues the Labour Party pursues its own interests, neglecting terms affecting Labour across states, and condemns conduct seen as harming the broader movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Australian Workers Union
Vosdtag
Labour Party
U.S
Alan
Telegrams, a Second Jane Conquest in Fire Alarm
Miss Carter, startled by flames at a fire in Healesville, climbed a 25 foot telegraph tower to raise the alarm. Her courage woke residents nearby and helped alert the nearby premises, preventing a larger disaster as the fire was checked before reaching other buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Teasdar
AL Healesville
Ruth Uaror
Wilson Bross
Muday Street
Hell
Carter
Poultry Cholera Reported in Melbourne Epidemic
An epizootic has struck poultry across the state with thousands dying daily. Officials confirm the disease as poultry cholera and warn of rapid spread and severe losses to farmers.
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Melbourne
Premiers plans for Agent General post in Western Australia
Word of speculation centers on Meer taking the Agent-General role while Premier May leave for London to scrutinize the London office and craft a deployment scheme. Moore will arrange his program to return before Parliament sits, ensuring the State is not left unsupported during the absence.
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Meer
W.A
B. Flavon
Meare
Turtor
London
White
Ue Lountén
Moore
Perth Court Docket Delayed as Case Remains Pending
A brief note indicates the Perth matter involving Mi, Hopkins Perth, Wotnstay, J, Mi, Wopkins, Mb.a. faced court yesterday but was postponed and continues on Wednesday next, with no final ruling reported.
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Perth
Wotnstay
Wopkins
Mb.a
Midland Railway Company Abuses Rolling Stock Costs and Labour
A critical piece from the Sunday Times assesses the Midland Railway Co deteriorating rolling stock and mounting labor costs. It argues management must face rising basic earnings limits with more cars, better service, and fair wages, citing delays, poor upkeep, and a hostile public stance toward workers.
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Sunday ‘Times
Midland Railway Co
Turing
Stauber
Bern
Betterment
Sim Apeiton
Midland
Aot
Midland Junction
CmMcot
Buckley
Sidon
Lex Geraldton
Trisdouhir
Howes
Mozumbier
Commissio
London
Simon
Rusty
Uae
Aston
Rowing Notes From The Regatta Committee Meeting
The Rowing Notes report a recent Regatta Committee gathering to outline events for Anniversary Day. Entries listed include Senior Sculls Avyier Scotts Junior Four and Senior Pair-oar races with both men and women divisions, plus swimming events and a health board update.
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Molda
Avyier Scotts
Landicap
Swinming Rane
Tangivap
Yury Gitte
Abner
Goodey Pole
G. Houston
R. ‘Tindal
Wiie
Houston
la Nano
Harper
Powlis Mindi
Fy Kidd
Baston
Fish
Municipal Estimates and Ward Spending Debate
Municipal estimates were presented on Monday with Sonn in Hilmar money for the West Ward. Cr Partridge urged funds for a footpath along Marine Terrace. The Mayor noted West Ward has been singled out while Cr Hitchingdon proposed a road plan with Works to decide funding. Dr Bese explained Ram costs at £072 for the year and urged West Ward two fifths East Ward two fifths Central Ward one fifth, while Abbott questioned parity with East Ward.
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Swart
Smart
East
West
Central
Abbot
Parkiday
Abbott
Lana
Crabbe
Hutchinson
Grimish
Bride
Rachinson
Grimist
Wredy
Baxton
Trice
Musk Cole
Dr. Baston
Hic Bush
West Wands
Liem
R. Baston
Partridge
Raston
Trigg
Raventer
Wainip
Sonn
Hilnr
West Wand
Phis
Ingan Ty
Marine Terrace
Cr. Hitchingen
Gomnister
Bern
Bese
Toon
West Ward
East Wand
Secues
Mie
Wosteope
Uie
Dr. Breds
Proclamation Dates Set For Federal Election Nominations
Victoria Melbourne notes a proclamation fixing writs on February 28 and nominations on March 4 with polling day on April 1 as the House of Representatives nears expiry under the Constitution. Federal Cabinet confirms these dates for the forthcoming federal elections.
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Melbourne
Ursday
Paria Eny Amtil
House of
eMaxim
Hime
Pal- Ning
Aueil
Ammunition Supply Details For Premier Moore In WA
Melbourne dispatch reports Premier Moore and WA officials discussing ammunition availability. Minister Defenee states reserve well above War Office needs and ready within 15 minutes by 0d men. Mr Cook confirms ample stock and easy procurement while noting possible increased production if paid for. A. L. Lefay named J P at Boolandy Station. RW. Fremlich resigns as commissioner.
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Melbourne
Ae Defenee
Tuarte- Ty le
WIA
Ube Sun Arms
Cook
War Office
Collie Mayor Faces Fresh Turmoil After Council Dispute
On Monday night the Collie municipal Council experienced a disturbance as a council member disrupted the meeting for four seconds. Mayor Borekwoo then suspended proceedings until 8:15 pm, after which the mayor declared the Playset station closed amid the turmoil.
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Collie
siCundes
Borekwoo
Mining Fatality at Mt Magnet
A mining accident at Ui St Bourke Mine near Mt Magnet last night claimed the life of 37 year old Wyatt. He was removing a belt from a fan shaft when the equipment failed and he was thrown under a revolving pulley. He died on the way to hospital. His wife and young children mourn his loss. The deceased was well known locally and was the grandson in law of a noted wheelwright.
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Alatalacenen
Ui St Bourke
Dantes Wyatt
Wyatt
MIL. Magnotatistrivl
Gotaklon
Sam Scott
Nellie Woods
Northamptom
Death of Philip Solteer at Yalgoo Station reported
Inquests into the death at Tua delacra Station near Yalgoo reveal the body had already been buried when constables arrived. The remains were exhumed for inquiry. A jury including Beaton Scathridge and Marsd heard testimony about the carpenter’s death and the items found, including a chest of tools and a wagon cart.
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Philip L. Solteer
Tuadelacra Station
Yalgoo
Stubt Binnack
Raumgarten
Messrs Beaton, Scathpidge
Marst
Bile Beans Touted as Root Cure for Headache Indigestion
A testimonial from Mrs. J Brown of Richmond claims Bile Beans cured severe headaches nervous pain and indigestion after years of illness. The note asserts the medicine treats viliousness headache constipation piles anemia liver issues and general weakness, labeling it Australia’s family medicine.
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Jf Drown
Leonoxtreet
Richmond
Metbowne
Australia
Discussion by Axa on developing natural resources at Victoria District
The Victoria District discussion led by Abe Geraldton of AWN.A explored resource development, rail and road access, and the potential of the area as an upcoming cereal region. Government Land Agent and local NL members attended. A speaker urged practical knowledge, grading seed, and gradual adoption of mixed crops to prevent soil exhaustion.
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Abe Geraldton
Arand
Awn.a
Hea
Vaetoria Pisteiil
Mrdy
Alise Sok
MM. Tily
Oly
Victoria
Australia
Agricultural Banke
Wen Willing
Muxions
Asoc
Ostrich farming and local industry debate in district
Local leaders discuss agriculture, railways, and manufacturing as keys to growth. Emphasis on ostrich farming, bacon curing, pig breeding, clothing factories, and rail links from Mullewa to Mugenow to spur cultivation and trade. Strong figures include Mr Udy and Mr Williams advocating mixed farming and regional development.
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Lowe
Dja
Wes
Geraldtem
Jira
Northampton
Ths
Constantins
Northern Developant League
Mesera
Firen
MULC
Baston
Kr. Udy
Afr. Ty
Ifr. Udy
Neueseite
Epunkeer
Contein
Mullewa
Mugenow
Fremantle
Williams
Tt Place
Patietlar
Brady
Bartlett
Goodison
Udy
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Gerald Bieer
Li Spong
Lote
Wagular
Stewie
Thomas Teli
Thomas Wort
Steele
Roe Moines
J.B
John Gray
Olympia
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Mr. Wk. Gee
Tony Sing
al Rae
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Bitzer
Bledder
New South Wales
Wallsend
Labor Politics
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Oltereak Ty Victoria
Premer
Lonpas
Hopkins
Mifaut
Court of Arbitration
Arie
Amnun
Amd
Witich
Netheless
Bow,my
Temlers
Mingimeyy
Radalsioni
Health Board
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D. Todds
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