Geraldton political clash over Premier visit sparks heated talk
A noisy public meeting in Geraldton centers on review of the Premier's planned visit to the region. Speakers clash over government projects, road funding, and alleged cyanide cargo concerns, amid pointed jabs at policy and personal motives. The session ends with calls for peace and adjournment.
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Clu
Geralte
Moore
Braclay
Farrah
Lebihem
Cockcrow
Bulla
Capman
Getabitun
Ibis
Emelay
Geraldton
Sniff
Greenough
W.A
Barkai
Hin Polluy
Gay
Nike
Per- Dey
Ren
Aiitopye
Ebert
Caravensary
Hig Tatter
The Sensible Way To Cure Indigestion
A Victorian style advertisement describes indigestion remedies, arguing a strong stomach improves digestion and daily function. It promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills for women, claims life changing benefits, shares patient Eva Shearer’s testimonial, and mentions other tonics and remedies including Wolfe’s Schnapps and Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy.
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Dana
Eva Shearer
Ward Street
Perth
Dr. Williams
Willams
Pink Pilla
Solty
Starrkeerers
Nay
Wy Williams Medicine Co
Australaedia
Living Dart cee and the Cure for Chronic Eczema
A reader from Camberwell Green describes long sufferring eczema and how fourteenth year old diary entries relate to a dramatic improvement after using Cuticura Ointment. The letter praises the ointment's healing effect and urges others to try it.
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Uftecuk
Falter Muy Wei
Et Corey Tod
Odin
Camblewell Green
Mechanics' Institute meets recount early history
Wednesday night’s annual meeting at the Geraldion Mechanics’ Institute recalls T S Stroud’s reminiscences and the society’s early formation. It notes the block of land Lot 244, central town planning, the hall built for public meetings, and later growth and property values, ending with a stray line about Wolfe’s Schnapps as the era’s largest spirits sale in Australia.
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Geraldion
Stal
Gregory Street
Ital
Wolfe’s Schnapps
Australia
Tomorrow's Football Match At Gecaliton Drawn Teams Named
Two teams from three chosen battle for a prize of 1s 6d to the best player on each side with spectators as judges. Team No 1 wears red and black led by captain R Kidd and includes Bett, Bunn, Gabi well, Critch, Dolan, Forrester, Gibbings, Harpur, Howell, FL Kidd, Lester, Maynard, Pheakstod, Uteh, Walsh, Webt, Woodhouse. Team No 3, in white, captained by W Pooley, lists Drage, Raton,rossler, Hale, Hall, Hawkes, Hewourn, Houston, Hutchinson, Mounier, Raus shaw, Rooke, Stokes, Townstead, Vincent, J Ward. Continuous text errors and misreads present.
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Gecaliton
Cuba
Tady Batths
Kidd
C. Bett
Bunn
Gabiwell
T. Critch
Dolan
Forrester
Gibbings
Harpur
Howell
FL Kidd
Lester
Maynand
Pheakstod
Uteh
Walsh
Webt
Woothouse
W. Pooley
Drage
Raton
Rossler
Hale
Hall
Hawkes
Hewourn
Houston
Hutchinson
Mounier
Rau
Shaw
Rooke
Stokes
Townstead
Vincent
J. Ward
British Politics Debates Age Pensions Bill Passage
In the House of Commons the second reading of the Age Pensions Bill was carried as Mr Walefour debated the measure amid the latest cables from London. The Opposition header questioned the vote as proceedings continued in the Commons on Thursday.
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London
House of Comuny
Catholic Archbishops Oppose Irish Universities Bill
The Catholic Archbishops and bishops of Ireland issue a statement condemning the government's Irish Universities Bill. They say the plan fits no genuine national needs and expresses regret at its flaws within the current legislative system. They also criticize provisions affecting the University of Dublin and its colleges as misaligned with Catholic national convictions.
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Tachin
Thinetay
Amd
Leviatal
Ireland
Youle University of Dublin
Mr Birrell and the Uatrollios The Irish Bishops and the Universities Bill
The article discusses Bishop Lime ick s criticism of the Universities Bill introduced by Chief Secretary Mr Birrell and opposed by Sinn Fein. It notes London Times claim that papal sanction could alter the Church stance and questions whether the Pope has formally sanctioned the submission.
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London
Limeick
Bng
Me. Birrell
Sinn Fein
HUSKLESS OATS AND AMERICAN POLITICS IN BRITAIN
Broad 19th century style notes discuss huskless oats trials in Norfolk and a Liberal member for Shouth Hackney introducing a bill to curb bankers balances and securities. The piece shifts to the American presidency with coverage of the Republican Convention in Chicago praising Roosevelt and urging four more years. Senator Longge presides as permanent president, with enthusiastic crowds and strong support for Roosevelt.
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Lamilon
Thireray
Moralie Dollamley
Shuth Hackney
Commins
Aail
London
Pestentay
Chicago
Roosevelt
Omer
Lostge
Deportation threat and sports mismatch wobbly report
Fragmentary notice describes an individual linked to London and Ontario onward deportation risk, with unclear provenance and jurisdiction. A separate sports item notes a rowing match between Towns and Try, plus Barry, for a seating championship in Scotland area, amid garbled place names.
Black Stand Miscreants Meet at Park in London
A garbled report describes three miscreants meeting at a park in London on a Thursday. Signor Gracoma, a wealthy New Orleans merchant, is mentioned amid fragmented phrases about tyre styles and an ex tract black ned, with unclear actions.
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London
Signor Gracoma
New Orleans
Hillot Tyres Htaians
Helongine
Hit
Surplus Revenue Act Debate Reported in Telegamas Columns
Senator Chante backs Melbowrne as Thurglay Bemator Pearce cites the Federal Treasurer’s approval of surplus revenue. The report mentions Sir Witliam Tyne as a burglar and accuses Sir delia Forrest and Sir Gorge Turner of past political misdeeds, explaining a current action by Forrest and Turner years earlier.
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Melbowrne
Thurglay
Pearce
Witliam Tyne
Delia Forrest
Gorge Turner
Forrest
Turner
Western Australian Population and Economic Indicators
Fragmented OCR notes report population trends and economic data for Western Australia. It mentions population changes on a December date and expresses figures for males, along with wage or expenditure terms, all in a 1920s or early 20th century colonial context.
Adela interview quotes restless parliament and territory notes
South Australia report from Melalio on Thursday describes Sir John and Lady Pareest in Adelaide discussing Fromaniit in the Or HoteS. Sir John says the LabI Parl in the presentatives was already restless, noting his subedinary position and indicating confusion about the Northern Territory matter.
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Melalio
John Aul
Pareest
Adelaide
Adela
John
Labi
Aileeady
Nat
Local Boards Debate Meals Maintenance for Infectious Cases
Perth officials and Legal Boards discussed the duty to fund care for infectious diseases in colonial districts. Mr Connolly stated the Amending Will would not alter public responsibilities, emphasizing no relief from providing for infectious cases. Residents observed hospitals cost nearly nothing and urged districts to cover own patients.
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Perth
Pralay
Legal Boards of Meals
Yeaterdas
Connolly
Diamond Fakir Lemoine Hoax Formula Exposed
Reported by a local paper Thursday, the so called diamond fakir Lemaine and allies allegedly demonstrated a bogus process claiming to transform powders into diamonds. Experts call the formula a refined hoax and describe the sequence as implausible.
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Lousson
M. Lemaine
Erie
Anglign Congress Sittings and Remedies Advertised
The fragment describes Anglican Congress sittings with mentions of women and religious questions. It also promotes several medicines including Wolfe’s Rochester products, Bonnington’s Irish Moss, Great Peppermint Cure, Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy, and other tonics, claiming safety for children and adults.
Fire at Wroome Paper Plant Destroys Facility
Perth reports a blaze at Wroome destroying the plant and stock. Proprietor Mr Gi Ty Gren expressed surprise at the event, noting the business had only recently started operations. The fire disrupts local supply and raises questions about insurance and recovery plans for the damage.
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Perth
Hroome
Gi Ty Gren
Zam-Buk Heals Baby Skin in Coconut Oil Remedy
The advertisement extols Zam-Buk as a universal skin healer for babies and mothers alike detailing relief from nap rash eruptions and head sores. It claims Zam-Ruk cures head wounds and promotes rapid healing, urging mothers to keep Zam-Buk on hand. It also mentions Zam-Buk as a staple product carried by chemists and stores, with a note on Wolfe’s Schnapps to offset effects of drinking water.
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Lulz
Fuvdy
A Manning
South Melbourne
Ieee
Micket
Ulheid
Espn
Lionel
Abel
Hite
Tewler
Thase
Perth Notes on Gregory and local mine affairs in Murdkson area
A disputed Perth Notes piece discusses Gregory and a visit to the Minister for Mines. It mentions supporters and opponents, and references Dunn and McKinnan, with political pressure and possible law actions affecting East Torii and Northampton areas. The tone hints at official inquiries and local governance issues.
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Gregory
Mark Tran
Mr. Magnet
Cue
Maine
Jmueney West
Northampton
Canina
Itueh McKinnan
Use Counel
Central
Ty Stannh
East Torii
D G. Leith
Geraldon
Premive
Trial Amid Coal Quality Debate and Rail Freight Costs
The report records expert views by Mr Knox chief engineer on coal quality and adaptability, plus a trial between Geratt ion and Fremanie. It notes railway cost issues at Walkaway and freight charges, with commentary on port handling and shipping routes, highlighting the high expenses of long-distance coal transport.
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Knox
Hesk Rob Rar
Buepoder
Gerattion
Fremanie
Ry Saunders
Roy
Rein
Rapiain Amd
Commissioner of Railways
Walkaway
Geraltin
Neithor
Mosers
Wainwright Duel Co
Ciml
New South Wales
Otter
Brake
Transi Rin
Cece Taritreurs
Cna
Asospor
Asai
Consileritie Deemgiarea
Ceaeyen Mitra
Bath Places
Gerakitn
Bso
Cnet
Dongarra
Sydhiey
Australian collieries price and railway impact on trade
Price per ton for collieries cited at 128 Pd with changes noted, highlighting the first railway in Australia and its influence on competition and prices. Mentions Newcastle wharf price of 115 per ton and a potential monopoly risk if rail access favors certain routes. Discusses shipping costs, navigation from New South Wales, and broader market effects on coal trade and transit to Albany, Singapore, and other areas.
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Wile
Australia
Newcastle
Che
Geradios
Albany
Derakion
Kermantie
Hemith
Geralitten
Sigapore
Cotanbo
New Souil
Walex
Rollieries
Lewiy
Wwe
Navy
Gerabie
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Victoria District
Steggall
Melbourne
Atrangemenia
Melbourna
Gomin
Businoss
Ametto Deven
Lally Miranita Shenang
Talsette
Tees
Wamroune
Wolfe
Churcinen
THE
Mechanics’ Institute
Taders
Rougewiver
Caste Trading Iy
Tor
OLD Age Pensions
Bpalfour
Savies
WML
Iavsit
MR. Birrell
Uattolios
ASTM
Norfolk
Hotyomle
Thurstar
Oshawe
Owhark
Canaae
Try
Peculemie
Kent
Glissware
Victoria
Surplus Revenue
Senator Chante
Tatest
Mtholirme
Commonwealth
Western Australigary
South Australia
Si Torey Forrest
Wadel Mde
Allsconds
Anglicn Congress
Lannton
Mane
Anglican Congress
Linnel
Fa Counee
Christian Seine
Bonnington
Gil
Anil
Pastoral Ant Agriculturat
Pasinal
Evererd Barlow
Beringarra
Mie
Denmark
Vielning
Wroome
Paton
Corp
Palonb
Euiloren
Irwin
Higdrane Listigure
Mr Reiyns
Remrt
Vosop
A. Gibson and CO
Practical Watchmakers
Marine Terrace
iBeont Atock
CEMT
Werth
Trememlen
All Fashions
Feza
W B. Aristace
Wolff and CO
AEROS
Tolfp & CO
Howie
Caris Bros
Peart
Lady Hropeh
Nh 205
Laly
Teng Mut Clain
Det
Goll
Emualler
Miamond King
Lins
Kay
Call
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