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Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jul 17, 1908
Page
3
A doctor named Walker was arrested in a village during a disturbance described as WRLETVING HE wis. The report is garbled but notes an arrest and a disruptive incident with unclear details.
Fragmentary Perth newspaper notes describe a poultry show at the Geraldton exhibition with a white egress prize and judge’s praise. mention a slop sale at Mingenew and postal show entries. Also referenced are municipal ballot issues, shopfront notices, and Wolfe’s Schnapps advertised as a health promoter amid general local notices.
A testimonial style notice claims rheumatism is a blood disease and promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills as a cure. The author describes severe joint pain, swelling, and mornings spent in agony, attributing relief to the pills after completing several boxes and urging readers to write for the medicine.
Fragments report Mr J L Hanson and Mr J Nunson discussing an arrival in West Australia planned for late August. A letter to S B L Elliot mentions intent to meet acquaintances after returning to his constituency. Advertisements praise Grand Cough Remedy and Wolpe's Scuraapps with local shop mentions.
W McKenzie Grant arrived in Geraldine while visiting on sister’s marriage in England. Surveyor-General Harry Johnston arrived by mail train from Perth. Premier Monte to speak in Bunbury. Expenditure delays in charity monthly allowances noted. Bad weather and fare notes for travelers. Rows of names and local official visits listed with brief notes on upcoming events and inquiries.
A letter questions the Middleton benefit concert program noting the absence of the newly formed Philharmonic Society and asks if the committee overlooked the organization or declined to support a charitable cause with broad appeal. The missive seeks clarification and urges universal support.
The Fitzgeralds Circus plans a Geraldton visit on Friday Saturday and Monday in May, with their Australian act drawing large crowds. Tours via Northampton line will offer excursion fares, while advertisers push Co-op Stores as providing price benefits and a pure product line.
A family recounts treating their three year old for eczema on the face and shoulders using Cuticura Ointment and Soap. After months of discomfort and itching, the child improved significantly with neighbors noting the change. The writer signs as G Williams, 84 Sea Brook Rd, near Wednanbury, England, Aug 28, 1900.
A cluttered London page notes suffrage activity with women’s releases halted by authorities. Military and political items discuss Boer War remnants and a Chronicle reply on Catherine dy Iter relic. Olympic results report Blaurepatre winning a 1440 metre event. Plague updates in Goa and an Atlantic outbreak are mentioned. Australia’s immigration push faces danger as pressure grows over warship withdrawals and Pacific tensions with Japan.
A Tokian letter argues Japan does not covet Australia or the Philippines and denies aggressor aims. It notes critics view white penetration into the Far East as immoral, while China and Japan would complain of such ideas.
Telegraphed items report the Omrah voyage ending with Best’s death by suicide overboard. Warren Moyne named arbitrator for a Swans matter. Wool first take due at Hanhor Mine. Porth’s agents and Melbourne agrarian units are highlighted. Minister Mick Gregory expected to leave for Mining duties. T G Molloy ill but continuing duties. Fremantle arrivals include Enigmatist Mr Frogeai and Premier T Price visiting. West Perth ballot question involves Bank of Australasia executive transfer and local electoral expectations.
The secretary Mr Tek Brown outlines new wage terms in the Nor West and cites 226s per hundred in the Kimberley with 296 And per hundred in Ashburyem and Gascoyne regions. Australian Workers’ Union influence is noted as spreading from the East to Western Australia as talks with Labor figures and unions continue amid plans to use arbitration acts. Local notes include Chamberlains Tablets advertisement.
A meeting of parishioners at Christ Church Geelong carried a motion censuring Archbishop Clarke for his persistent refusal to deal with Canon Niehe's case on constitutional grounds. The action reflects ongoing tensions within the church over church governance and discipline.
The Prince of Wales and Earl Dudley, the new Governor General of Australia, began their journey from Landes by rail to Guobe to attend the centenary celebrations. They will travel aboard the cruiser Tnadunttaile, expected to reach Guobe on Wednesday, July 22.
In London on Thursday Sir James Dougherty, assistant mer Secretary to the Lent Lieutenant of Trelind, reported that the American Federation of Labor has promised to support Mr W. J. Argamy who was recently nominated by the Denver Democratic Convention as the presidential candidate for the forthcoming American presidential election. 2,144,044 votes cited in coverage.
A letter from officials references shelter shed construction and a proposed creche site at the Cory alton yard related to a Victoria District Program. It notes approvals, receipts, and ongoing talks during a visit by Mr Shorva with Northern Railway officials, with emphasis on facilities and funding.
A reader notes a subsidy paid for the past financial year to support nun volunteers and a committee led by Mr Brown. He secured funds via a Treasury visit, aiding the distribution of equipment and instructions, with 275 pounds received for the trustees. The money will aid card-making work and local committees, while a separate letter promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and Linseed Compound as effective cough medicines.
Lamon notes Joseph Carruthers returns from Enghand visit as official representative of New Soult Wale at the Franco Huntieh edition with onward by Meerdean Hiner Milliades. Lamlin reports in Hemanutins Czar Indicted. Count Len Tolstay, Russian novelist, writes in Kieweliaht accusing the government of executions and challenges the regime.
London reports Sir Oliver Ledge states electricity in agriculture boosts crop yields by up to AW per cent. Wheat, rice, tomatoes, raspberries, and canes show stronger resistance to pests and diseases, enhancing overall farm productivity.
An 1860s style patent remedy advertisement touts Woods Great Peppermint Cure as a universal cure for influenza coughs and colds. It claims safety for children and adults and notes availability from chemists or stores, advertising Stoneport Remedy as another proven option.
A fragmented account recalls Masten Gilyert Lloyd Elliot winning a Malvern Scholarship award and the community’s gratitude. It notes Elliot’s residence in Baghand, mentions the fund’s intent to aid scholars, and expresses thanks to Mrs Muliatdra Untetare and Mr SW for their support.
Paragraphs recall Arthur Loveridge a popular teacher and coach at West Guildford school. He balanced education work with rugby and rowing, led local education efforts, and left a wife and children. Reports hint at possible suicide amid a troubled late life.
For bronchial coughs take Woods' Great Peppermint Cure. Life insurance advice suggests keeping a bottle of Foni ton's Trish Meas in the house for instant use when required. Ron nington's is touted as a standard cough and cold cure, pleasant to take, and LIGSEED COMPCURE of 40 ene raven efficacy. fr Carlyle, Colds, and diffi awty ot becadhings.
A children's ball was held on Wednesday evening for Geraldton City Band patrons. About 43 children attended in costumes, with mixed dress from quaint to tailor made. Miss Muriel Hipper and Miss Myrtke Ure performed well, while Sunny Jim from Boge Park featured in the program. Mrs MeK Mitton organized the event, proceeds benefiting the City Band, and plans for another dance at the Drill Hall were noted.
An old pharmacopoeia style item promotes Woods' Creat Pengerming Cure and similar remedies as nature aiding medicines. Claims describe relief for coughs and chest conditions, touting expectoration aid and lung opening effects. Sold by chemists and storekeepers for chronic chest complaints.
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