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Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jul 14, 1915
Page
4
A historical lament notes Australians facing violence and death amid promises of retaliation. The verse suggests hundreds killed and thousands more to follow, reflecting wartime sentiment and calls for retribution by countrymen.
The piece urges steadfast support for the war effort, calling for united prayer and moral fortitude. It emphasizes backing the Red Cross and allied nations, maintaining belief in victory, and using schools and public spaces to promote spiritual strength and communal resolve.
A damaged, cryptic excerpt portrays a troubled work era with fragmented phrases about a sprinkler, protest, and a struggle for peace. It hints at conflict and a personal stake in a larger, ominous historical labor scene, but reads as garbled OCR.
Reports describe a piney erected on the water shaft to supply water for batters at about a quarter of a mile distance. Pipes are covered along the route. The Golden Oak party continues a shaft to reach higher ground with similar available agues. Prospectors and stakeholders south of Warriedar discuss property value and ongoing surveying as work moves toward boundary areas.
An old advertisement notes Woods Great Peppermint Cure for chronic chest complaints. It promotes children’s go-carts as suitable for girls and mothers, with government-like prices aimed to fit every purse. Also advertised are children's combination chairs and menstrual chairs, plus The Geraldom Express weekly publication with free address delivery.
In Mingenew a public meeting mourned the death of Airs Huygens wife of Mi Thos Tiaghes Denison Hongarra after a brief illness. Sympathy extended to the Tiaghes and Denison families while plans discussed for a new hall on Upper Twin roads to improve roads and footpaths.
Prices and market conditions for pelts, hides, tallow, and various skins are outlined. Quoted values cover long, three quarter wool, crossbred, and kangaroo skins, with notes on supply tightness, competition, and advised holding of oddments for sale at satisfactory prices. Damaged items faced lower quotes. overall market described as very tight with private buyers active.
The vast assortment and remarkable values drew attention as items from W. Zimpilis Furniture highlighted affordable products. Reliable construction uses top materials to endure any temperature, promoting confidence in the sale and its offerings.
Via Three Springs the schedule shows departures from Three Springs at 8 am on Wednesdays and returns to Three Springs Friday noon. The fragment lists times and places but key details are incomplete.
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