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Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 12, 1914
Page
3
Deep unease grows over the volunteer movement among Nationalistas. The issue is seen as a sign of intent to concentrate Nationalists against the Amending Home Rule bill, reflecting Prime Minister Asquith's failure to advance compromises or settlement of the bill's provisions.
A dispute over how executive power shifts from Huerta to a Provisional government threatens to extend the America Mexico Peace Conference. The Mexican delegate seeks a constitutional transfer, while the United States objects to any tacit recognition of Huerta.
The Medical Officer reports good overall health but an epidemic diarrhoea outbreak among children. Two houses in Abenton-strost and Gregory-atrogt fail ventilation and sub-floor standards. damp unhealthy walls. ECs of both houses do not comply with bylaws, and owners have ignored notices, prompting council action.
A local town screens a film from Amsterdam titled California Roden showing a Salinas US roundup of 1913. It features buck jumping and daring riders fighting cattle with bare hands. The piece highlights courage and danger in the old rodeo era.
An advertisement extols Zam-Buk as a rapid remedy for rheumatism of the arms and legs and a host of skin and wound ailments. It touts its efficacy when other embrocations fail and likens it to a universal healer, urging households to keep it on hand despite a higher price.
Telegrams from Melbourne report that the Supply 1 project faced uncertainty as of June 1. Early indications suggested completion by the House and Senate by tomorrow, but later in the day progress stalled. Most managers in both towns plan to depart tomorrow and do not expect return, signaling renewed delays and a hesitant resolution.
Perth June 14 reports a severe sheep and lamb shortage driving prices to multi year highs at North Fremantle market. Wednesday’s quotations reached 11s 0d per lb, with only 1,700 sheep penned against typical needs around 6,000, signaling a forced retail price rise.
Perth reports that last night's carpenters meeting did not signal a brighter outlook in the drawn-out building trade dispute. Proposals to settle the stalemate were rejected, though not by all, casting further doubt on a swift resolution.
Two motor desperadoes robbed a Sydney home of £9,900 and fled in a fast car yesterday. Stelbourne detectives intensified patrols, watching trains and boats from New South Wales to curb possible entry into Victoria.
Football notes list Rovers and Railways lineups with a pool of potential players from both clubs for the Junior Rovers match tomorrow afternoon. Injuries and transfers shape selections as Railways omit Murphy and Baker, draft Groessler and Thompson, while Rovers expect Howell Hale Mills to return. Attendance and gate receipts are down this season, prompting fundraising plans including picture shows to finance Perth travel.
The Mullewa Roads Board met at the Town Hall on Saturday June 6 with members Warren Doney Keeffe Stokes Tass and Puckle present. Mr Doney was elected chairman for the term. They discussed road works from 51 mile siding to Troy's block and clearance for routes between reserves 602 and 8004, among other items including new roads gates stock route works and financial matters.
The meeting debated bids for clearing and grading several roads, noting L. J. Ortteh and T. Watkins among tenderers but deeming prices excessive. The group considered expenditure on the road to Nuberoo and Willrocks and tasked the secretary to query the District Surveyor about delays. They approved tea at meetings, discussed moving to contract work, and addressed stray dogs and nuisance issues affecting settlers.
The general meeting of the recently combined men and women's branch elected officers including President Heitmann Senior Vice President Mrs Pulling and Secretary Treasurer Clementson. A constitution was adopted with printed copies planned and multiple committees formed to organize Eight Hours Day events district canvassing and amalgamation celebrations.
Many readers report winter rheumatism returning after summer dormancy. The article notes a persistent toxin in blood and describes Williams Pink Pills as aiding permanent relief by toning the system and boosting blood quality. Chemists stock these pills for home use and relief from rheumatic symptoms.
Geraldton Roads Board held its usual monthly meeting with members Museen, W. V. Sewall as chairman, and others present. Appointments included Michael W. Carrall as Supervisor to begin July 13, 1914, while tenders and rates for chains of road work on Glen Jeer and Chapman River Roads were discussed. Several administrative updates followed, including land and road projects, legal notices, and a future meeting set for July 2 at 10 a.m.
Council hears Health Inspector report detailing condemned Wleanor-phow property units and a derelict yard behind the old police station to be used as a dog pound. Inspector criticizes council for ignoring trials of horses and urges enforcement of sanitary measures and safety actions.
The Minister for Works Mr. Johnson attended a civic reception in Coneby on Wednesday night. The mayor mentioned the farheem tye stale and noted many attendees under the minister’s notice. It was decided to have Mr. Ne Pounell prepare the retri elements, with Matt ers, Tred, Clarke, and Conellick to arrange the list of retirements.
A summary of a local inquiry into horses linked to the Twind Hatin factory yard. Officials questioned ownership and health of several animals and noted a past purchase, with statements from a Works Committee inspector and veterinary observations about the animals’ ages and status. The report indicates concern over return of horses and potential welfare issues.
Fragmented OCR style note questions why doctors do not claim to cure disease. Mentions prophesy, hope, and various remedies. Describes patient weakness, palpitations, irritability, and urging to try purported remedies with urgent call to action.
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