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Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 06, 1913
Page
3
A scattered Geraldton page reports on a stolen crown property bag verdict, church lands, Salvation Army meetings, and a wedding conducted by Army officers. It notes a Referenda text, football match details, and local religious body holdings, with several officials named.
A historical note links nine tenths of stomach troubles to acidity. The article discusses digestive disease causes, mentioning excessive acidity and its effects on the stomach and intestines. It references medical terms and patient symptoms in a dated, pasted-up newspaper voice.
Fragmentary electoral memo outlines a contested outcome with Opposition candidates leading in several seats and questions about who among Fisher Cook or other figures can assemble a Ministry. It notes Speaker selection and party alignment as the House convenes, with regional electors and incomplete rosters listed.
Incomplete tally from Western Australia lists candidates and state results for the Senate and a key proposal. The Trusts power to legislate is the only measure with broad electors backing across states, while other items show mixed or incomplete figures.
The Methodist Church will conduct services in the morning by Rev. J. B Bione and in the evening by Mr T. J. Lovett. The choir will sing My Theok Thee and The Lord Ye. Sunday School marks an anniversary at 8. Rev. Pal Seby leads children’s social and distribution on Monday evening.
Geraldton resident Brosnan accuses Mr Gregory and others of unkept pledges regarding supplying batteries at Meekatharra and timing of installations. He offers to stake £8 or £10 for public hospital funds if proven wrong, inviting Constantine or Bride to dispute statements.
A letter urges ministers and residents in the Great Southern and South-West to prioritize road boards water supply drainage and agricultural railways. The writer criticizes apathetic local businesss and calls for rapid district development with significant funding to improve roads and services and attract settlers and commerce.
The author argues for extending the Upper Chapman railway from Geraldton to Atullewa over about 40 miles to open 108,000 acres for closer settlement. It would ease remote travel, boost land sales, bring trade to Gerakitom and Mullewa, and settle 2,000 new families while reducing transport costs on the line.
Day of the dose is over. Medical efforts to educate use of gentle laxatives have endured for years. Sold by chemists, promotes digestion and regularity, relieves soreness, loss of appetite, and bowel issues. Do not trifle with health insist on California Syrup of Figs with the blue label.
Fragmentary text hints at a debate over the men who cut the Golden Fleece symbolizing Australia wealth. The passage references stamina, stern codes, and unnamed figures associated with grocers and a restless Teese.
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