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Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jan 30, 1911
Page
1
Knowledge is power says a bold ad urging adults to quit complacency. It promotes night courses at the Geraldton Business Academy in commercial methods double entry bookkeeping law and business practice. It promises better jobs and a path to accountancy through diligent study. Ring phone 108 for details.
Scattered notes from Indgoorlie detail local events and figures including Agnes RN son Vint Marie and references to community leaders and meetings. Mentions Ty, Gearee Walsh, and Rine with unclear roles, plus a Minister for Maks He. Overall, a snapshot of a distracted, fragmentary period with many unreadable segments.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention public officials and offices, with garbled names and unclear dates. The text references an average salary figure of 204 per year for South Meditation officers and includes a stray political or administrative line about motor vehicle duties and dents.
Report from the labor conference outlines statements by principal speakers including the Prime Minister and Mr TC Watson. The event discusses worker protections, wage policies, and anticipated reforms as ministers and labor leaders debate future economic measures and industrial relations.
Calculations of sunrise and sunset times for Geraldton are presented for January. Moon phase notes include the full moon on January 15 and related tides or times. The text mentions January values and a reference to a moon phase.
London Directory announces an annual trade guide listing English manufacturers and dealers, export merchants with shipments, and colonial foreign markets. It includes steamship lines by province and notices for trade, with agencies and advertising options.
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