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Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jul 20, 1917
Page
1
Teernetter late of Perth and Fremantley Bipeta announces a business run under his personal supervision. Patrons may rely on cleanliness, attention and civility. All things of Teledoce and Smaters stocked and added.
A fragmented OCR record shows Red Cross Society accounting for donations and subscription lists. Mentions Ms Grant and Mr Mouritz with amounts or notes for billiard matches proceeds, branch references, and staff names like J Criddle and N Chapman, plus numerous garbled entries.
rainfall surged through June and July after a dry spell with 1 182 points since June and 1 089 since January. crops reported in splendid condition though seeding hindered by boggy ground. Private J Lee returns from the western front to a hoped for welcome home social. local church service resumes with the Rev King absent in Melbourne. road board hospital committee to host annual social in August.
The document outlines amendments to an electoral bill with provisions limiting voting bias and introducing preferential voting for the House of Representatives. It notes cabinet consideration and expectation the bill will be submitted to Parliament in the near future.
A provincial newspaper profile extols the Express for decades of advocacy that opened Crown Lands, spurred development, and highlighted mineral wealth. It notes rising sales and a growing subscriber base while warning that unpaid accounts will be cut. Letters must reveal real names and avoid malice, with safeguards for anonymous contributors.
A Sythey gathering last Friday reviewed Mr A H Barton’s report for the association on State Wheat Pool accounts. The document alleges irregularities in payments to writers and agents for wheat supplied. Conference resolutions urged removal and the appointment of a Royal Commission to probe administration and workings of the State Wheat Office.
A burglary at a Kalgoorlie premises on a Friday evening resulted in the theft of jewelry valued at £150 and £10 in cash. Entry appeared through a door onto a side verandah. several rooms were searched while two young children slept undisturbed in bed.
The Australian War Records Department has secured a large collection of battlefield relics. Air. Dyson completed sixty winter Somme sketches including Australian incidents at Bapaume, several reproduced by lithography, and galleries in Australia may acquire the collection.
In the record, a fragmented date sequence references lunar phases with mentions of Full Moon on the fifth, Last Quarter on the eleventh, New Moon on the nineteenth and First Quarter on the twenty-seventh, though the text is garbled and incomplete.
London reacts to Commonwealth Government metal policy statements as experts weigh potential price controls and export effects. Observers note possible Australian metal exchanges similar to wool, discuss fronting costs, and question conscription links while highlighting copper and tin markets and London’s wartime stance.
Its age guarantees ite popularity and stability. Established in 1878 the Express has endured many vicissitudes yet never ceased publication for a single issue. It boasts unmatched foreign and interstate advertising volume, showing wide recognition as an advertising medium. Expensive but reasonable rates apply, with ads benefiting from the paper’s wide reach. Papers not delivered from this office available through local agents Blight Bros. 98 Garaldton.
The London Directory announces the annual directory detailing merchants and manufacturers in major provincial towns. It lists goods, foreign markets, and steamship lines by ports, with trade notices and dealer agent options, offering trade cards and larger advertisements for fees.
European Agency notes prompt orders for all British and Continental items at low prices. Catalog includes books, stationery, hardware, machinery, leather, china, glassware, motor cars, drapery, perfumery, provisions, oilmen's stores, and more. Discounts offered, samples from £20, consignments on demand. Established 1814, 39 Abchurch Lane London.
Fragmentary OCR describes progress in carts for trains and trams, noting large comfortable models with modern stock. Mentions materials like abel wood wicker and ornate eras, claiming comfort for riders and updated designs, but details are garbled and unclear.
Wolfa s Schnaps described as a gay stimulant product marketed for quick vigor and vitality with bold claims of potency and appeal to masculine vigor.
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