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Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 13, 1910
Page
3
Fragments describe Geraldton Branch of the A. S. P. holding a ball and toy ads, railway education plans at local institutes, financial and council discussions, and updates on residents, accidents, and court cases. Mentions Mr. Noone injury updates, Dalgety prices, and Precinct events in Geraldton and Bunbury.
Railways defeated Brigades with a high scoring match marked by wind advantage in the third quarter. Missing Theakston, Brigades relied on Ramshaw and Weruck with limited success as Railways built a decisive lead led by Smith Mounier and Vinrent’s attacks. Munro faced heavy pressure and well-placed kicks.
A brief note advises using Woods Great Peppermint Cure for bronchial coughs. The fragment mentions a dosage line “1a 64” but no clear instructions or dates. The call to treat coughs with the peppermint cure reflects old medical advertising language.
The report lists players Bore Lynch Stokes Townshend Ward Webb and others who played for Spot and notes goal kickers including Minnie Methaniess Strang Wincwnt Savith Benz Willis Grovsilk and Ramshaw. The junior clubs again failed to supply full details of the match. Cadets and Rovers are mentioned with the score 54 to 0 in favor of Jed Cadets.
A Northampton branch request to the Northern Development League seeks a telegraph and telephone line linking Northampton to Mumby about sixteen miles away. Locals near Mumby, Cripps residence and nearby settlers are described. no immediate installation due to lack of telephonic warrants. Recommendations favor awaiting Yoba development and future action once telephony at Yoba justifies wiring Mumby.
Market notes report a large attendance at a metropolitan buyers’ sale. Cattle yarded, with weighty and prime bulls reaching up to £17 and averages around £7 10s to £9 for various classes. extra heavy cows £13, medium £7 15s, slight prime mutton values modest, pigs and calves sold with mixed prices. horses and draught stock showed active demand. local firms Dalgety and Co, Elder Blenton and Co, and Hitheley banked turnover.
Telegrams report a temporary suspension of work at the State coal mine at Powhitt due to ventilation and haulage issues. The idle period is expected to last about six weeks as repairs and adjustments are carried out.
Thomas Briggs a slaughterman living at Hershagn, Melbourne, was found dead at a deep well dam from exposure after retiring last night. Muted details indicate he died due to exposure, with authorities notingBoyd and Berns among involved names, though the misspelled text complicates exact identification.
Suinay Apesame Joby Schware a 10 year old boy died after a fall while near Ta nunela last Tuesday. He was injured when called to a wagon and fell, sustaining a broken neck and other injuries. Seven children remain orphans.
Melbourne reports Minister K O Malley replies to criticism of the Federal Government’s bank note proposal. He argues that nets issue in America never failed and that values were always paid in full, countering opposition claims and defending policy.
The schooner Best, commanded by Captain Brock, foundered amid a sudden squall off the Senh Beas coast. Most crew attempted to save themselves, with only a few washed ashore. A native-reported survivor named Chiller, returning from New Mul, was later identified among the missing or dead.
The report outlines the Federal Opposition timetable before the new Parliament. Mr Deakin is expected to lead the party in the Senate with Mr Millen guiding the group. Fuller is set to be total whip in the House, while Mr. Chapman may return as whip in the Senate.
The Labor Caucus will meet on June 21 to finalize the selection of committee chairmen and Senate appointments, with expectations that Mr Poynton will be confirmed. Observers note Mr Turley is a leading candidate for a posting in that office and the process may shape the remementatives.
Mr Ler Minister for Works officiated at Denmmoyne as the tram line opened with ceremonies. The event outlined future road works and traffic measures for the next five years, including highway improvements and safety arrangements.
Sydney Suretay MLA Becky sparked a Labor function by urging a Federal Convention to devise a new national system. He said the existing derivation was symbolic and the time was ripe for a broad reform to unify the federation's contribution.
Colonial Secretary Connolly, visiting Nar? Wiest in Fortownany with Chief Harbarmastee Capt Time, reaches Pact Ueda. He says it is too early to judge the line as contracts not finished. possible damage from late rain may raise costs. Deputation asks minister for relief. Connolly shows restraint but hints repairs and pay risks. He notes 115 miles of railway at risk of cost overruns. railway aid questioned yet work proceeds under government risk.
Police announce the full recovery of all jewellery stolen from Mr. Reginald Power's South Yarra residence last Thursday. Two men are being questioned in connection with the robberies.
A garbled late era advertisement touts a “dualitiution” of Tips Hkewlae for chest relief during night coughing. It claims a tablet dissolved slowly relieves phlegm, soothes the chest, and strengthens against future fits. The copy references Pears erat success, old age, and chemists’ praise, ending with a curious year and box claim.
The barque Annesley from Cardiff reached port after a long voyage marked by severe weather and widespread illness among Captain Vernoy’s officers and crew. The voyage included many mishaps and tense conditions as seas were rough and dangers persisted aboard during the stretch home.
Leonard Alliwood faced a charge of shooting with intent to murder at East Brunswick on May 20. The injury occurred when a belt struck him as he lurked near a garden, another lineman aided him, he was taken to Baurms Hospital for treatment, the accused remanded for trial.
The following report summarizes arrears of rates submitted to the Municipal Council. The committee notes total outstanding arrears and seeks a regular update. Details cover past year collections, periods in arrears, and actions by council to address overdue payments.
A damaged OCR snippet mentions a tonic or cure by Woods for chronic chest complaints and a product named Pure Grape Arardy by an author or advertiser. The text is unreadable and lacks clear dates or locations.
A transient report notes a protest by about 450 workers at Pare Adehtide with a long discussion on drivers issues. The union claims a stalled plan and a proposal to Timber Merchants Association to pay 1 percent was discussed but unclear.
Fragmentary item mentions a product or event with cryptic phrasing. No clear persons organizations or places readable. Summary reflects limited readable data and preserves only components present.
An extract from a clipped page shows tangled notes on local figures and social issues. References to Geraldton, pubs, and public meetings appear amid editorial jabs and scattered opinions, hinting at a era of reform and civic contention without clear resolution.
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