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Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jul 28, 1913
Page
3
Local notices discuss land and tax matters with references to unimproved values, rates, and annual returns for property owners. Geraldton water connections, Nabawah Recreation Ground trustees, and a weekly stock report note drought relief, pastoral prospects, and market demand for store sheep and mutton.
Fragmentary 19th century text references a remedy called SUINSEED COMPOUND and Great Peppermint Cure. It alludes to old trade names, a chateau setting, and a retail context with ingredients such as senna and linseed. The passage also hints at a twelve month term and a price of 10? 6d.
London July 97 The European ambassadors met for two and a half hours in conference over Turkey but failed to reach a decision. Reports from Rome say Powers may authorize Russia to occupy Armenia to force Turkey to withdraw men from Asia and prevent reinforcements from Asia.
Matson of Surico Brn and his mother Oliver were involved in a collision on a Saturday scene near Bubiveo. Matson sustained injuries to a bone while Oliver aided him as the accident occurred.
Large crowd attended the Saturday fixture but poor Brigade form marred the event. Railways fielded sixteen and dominated through several goal attempts and minor scores. Keating and McGilvray featured for the Railways with multiple scoring chances, while Brigades defense struggled to contain the presses and turnovers.
Berlin reports non committal on Turkish actions while more hopeful Germany expects the Powers will compel Turkey to abandon Adrianople. London says Balkan delegates head to Bucharest to discuss armistice with peace preliminaries at Bucharest.
London reports that Greece and Servia rehire to grant Bulgaria a three day truce of traps as Romania offers to act as Milgarin's friend to enforce the Tomtom treaty against Turkey.
In a tragic event, Sammut Tok, a noted local figure connected to the Bugael von Jordt Meyer of Ladatth, died in a collision. The licensed powerfulan driver involved was widely respected, leaving a widow and family.
Police report a fatal south west tragedy near William Street about a mile from town. A suspect, Taylor, and another man named Ylipim are linked to the scene with O’Brien reportedly tied in bags and killed during the early investigation.
Government refuses to declare May 1 and July 4 public holidays or repeal the law against meetings and use of force. A commission may be appointed to handle new demands, labor delegates uneasy as mine owners grant unions an annual ten‑day vacation and an eight‑hour day with a half‑hour winding period.
Reports from Sydney describe a smallpox outbreak causing fear and mortality. The text notes the disease spreading, potential deaths, and risk of disfiguring pockmarks to the face.
The wetterwriters will receive about 15 percent, or the South Australian 1 percent Loan of £1000, taxed at £97.
Albany reports the steamer Karoola arriving yesterday afternoon from the FarEast States. Passengers are bound for Fremantle. In Adelaide, three smallpox cases have appeared and were sent to the quarantine station.
In Italy the Davis Cup featured Britain versus America. Williams of America defeated Witun of Britain 6 2 7 5. Park of Britain beat McLoughlin of America 7 1 5. McLoughlin and Hacket lost in doubles to Roper Barrett and Dizon 57 61 20 78.
A London telegram reports a possible visit by the Prince, with Australian towns abuzz that he may travel to Canada and Australia. If true, Sydney or Melbourne could host him in November next year for a ceremonial laying of the Federal Parliament House foundation stone.
International Rifle Shooting final results show Canada’s Private Tawkins taking the King's prize with a total 44 points. Sergeant Fehy finishes second on 38, while the four remaining Australians in the final post scores: Clacklow 23, Halliday 321, McMlister 319, Morrison S18.
A conference last week discusses mining wage scales and overtime in Risolative of the hams and Enginwlrivers association. The Chamber of Mines promises to reply within a few days amid questions on wage and overtime recounts.
Reports show varied rain across Gascoyne stations with over an inch at only a few. Camerer arranged immediate stock transfers to Toorawarah after telegraphing South Australia for ram and rams, with Merragoolin and Brick House-like locales receiving notable downpours and high moisture readings.
In Yalgoo on a hot dusty day, police auctioned eight bottles of ale and eleven glasses seized in a Payne's Find raid, while locals discuss broader government action. An inspector from the Central Board of Health visited, but his report remains private. A move to form the Yalgoo District Golf Club gains traction as residents mourn Duncan McMurtrie, a long-time local who died quietly at 74. Interred at the Presbyterian cemetery, funeral acts were led by Mr Tatwards and Mr Hope.
A fragment describes a children’s ball with concerns about admission pricing and attendee safety. It mentions promoters and special ladies, with promises of a long running time and a “lynec time” on Saturday. The text notes tomorrow’s event and similarities to a prior plan, including adult and child pricing and venue doors.
The Arveimaceh played at Geral ton under British Association rules. It pitted the Whites against the Reds with notable efforts by forward Heila and goalkeeper Grosselor. The match featured several attacks, a Rowboi goal, and crowd unrest as timing and competition sunk into a draw.
In Melbourne a horse and rider suffered a fractured leg during a morning session. The horsewoman sustained minor concussion but was able to return to riding after treatment.
Odd advertisement claims BON TINGTON'S AMES MOSH strengthens the voice eases the throat and "winds up the ions" with a bold promise to improve speaking and singing after ingestion.
Boxing tourney continues with Mitchell against Lance in a light weight bout and Sorrell facing Samways for five rounds. King plans a training exhibit as four aborigines prepare a four handed tornado. King sharpens form for a clash with Northampton champion Arthur Brown.
An old text touts a simple rheumatism remedy by a well known alchemist. It describes mixing gearbur, acrayy derivative, Barend camphatmd, with syrup of ginger and wormwood, stirred with water and taken after meals to ease pains. The article claims worldwide relief and notes early chemists prepared it.
A fragmented ad touts Bonninton’s Jubes pastille as soothing and effective for throat and voice. Mentions an Expo item and a twelve month term with a price reference, but the text is incomplete and garbled.
Mr Teller outlines the estimated capital outlay and annual costs for running a mixed farm with six hundred acres, ten horses, and standard implements. He assumes spring feeding, stubble feeding after harvest, and half feed from hay, half from wheaten types. The total outlay is about £1,150 with annual returns near £1,450 allowing for depreciation and interest. members judge any return under a full risk of loss for the district.
Mr Gooch reports a southern overland journey to Carnarvon via Murchison and Hamelin Pool. He notes dense thickets along the route, rain improving sheep feed, and the herd heavilly woolled but grass scarce. A sale to Murchison House station is mentioned and a river demarcation at the Murchison is observed.
Market reports show uneven demand with sheep prices firm and recorded yard activity down slightly. Buyers seek quality lambs while overall supplies strain, with high prices noted for prime beef and tallow amid steady yard activity and ongoing inquiries from buyers.
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