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Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 21, 1909
Page
3
An OCR fragment references men and a temperance topic tied to telegraph era activity. It mentions a press gathering or event location and time, but lacks clear names, dates, or places to identify specifics. The readable portion indicates a group meeting or discussion on temperance policy.
Kalgoorlie Circuit Court heard Tilore Wretree Roath charged with a five year offense. The defendant, identified as John Menghiawe, faced charges tied to alleged fraudulent cheques. Proceedings referenced Tavern and Wind fond gailer el the saan alin context.
Local page text describes Walkaway events and school support, noting prep for a July 7 gathering. References to Grays, preteen activities, and community figures appear amid garbled names and partial lines.
Local and General report on railway matters, grain shipment interests, and station improvements. Mention of a general meeting date and plans to deepen berths, widen storage, and improve facilities. Also notes on a new Junior Football Association with Cadets and Rovers clubs, leadership by Major Buchanan and Walter Kendrick, and a call for attendance at a meeting to form third junior club competition.
Markets, Perth, Monday, report continued rain reducing yard stock with 29 packs available. Wheat prices rose slightly under favorable demand, with prime varieties sold around 22 shillings fourpence and 4 pounds 28 shillings for mixed grades. Twelve loads helped stabilize trade as buyers adjusted offers amid soggy conditions.
A chaotic report describes teams forfeiting and umpire disputes as officials grapple with protests and investigations. Ritchie and Mounter face weeklong inquiry while King’s appointment and railway tensions fuel ongoing controversy, affecting the Brigades and broader fixtures.
In the Geraldton Express edition, a removal sale is announced under Beary as the mover at cost price from m1 to Ohare. The notice promotes Wolfe's Scitnapps as a bracing kidney and urinary remedy. The paper states subscriptions: twelve months free by address in the state, advance price 78s 6d, with publication on Monday Wednesday and Friday.
The letter defender claims the defeat arose from use of youth players and traveling spectators who did not play, refuting allegations of improper conduct. The author asserts no drunken conduct or abusive language occurred, praises the umpire’s fairness, and invites further proof while insisting the opponent’s supporters behaved during and after the match.
The secretary of Dongirra F.C. forwards a letter dated the 47th to the Father, conveying regrets that a recent event caused offense and expressing concern that anonymity may mislead observers. The note asks for a cordial welcome to the Railway tram and future matches, and requests assurance against any further missteps by opposing teams.
Brishaw, Sanday report a formal election at Mackay as Mr. A. M. Tell becomes Grand Master of the Queens Freemasons under the succession of Lord Chelmsford. The ceremony marks the latest leadership change in the lodge.
The Annual Convention of pastoralists in New South Wales discussed working of arbitration law, resolutions to be considered at future meetings, and ongoing sheep export investigations. The committee on the wet sheep issue was authorized to continue tests with practical exporters. Debate also covered supervision for exporting frog meat and government measures affecting pastoral interests.
In Sydney the Federal Labor Party plans to confront the Deakin and Cook administration at the earliest date, prompting intense organization efforts. Over recent days the Palmer Labor League and allied groups have begun forming across eleven country areas as part of a broader party buildup. More organizers and supporters are joining the effort.
Melbourne report notes Labor party activity as organizers plan new League branches during a period of internal tension. The article cites federal party leadership and local committees meeting Friday to coordinate election efforts and expand grassroots structures amid party strain.
Fisher, leader of the Federal Labor Party, spoke to a ceremony of nearly churchgoers about policy. He urged coalition with Labour in capital, promised six day work, and spoke on wages, housing, and social concerns affecting women and children in the neighborhood.
Postmaster General Mr Thomas spoke at Richmond about government departments and aims. He urged reforms and emphasized efficiency in public service while addressing local concerns and community needs.
A 1/6 notice describes Woods offering a Great Peppermint Cure for a child's hacking cough at night. The advertisement highlights a folk remedy claim and retail details for purchase.
A garbled Telegrams style piece laments empty churches and social misery. It mentions Rev We Worrall near Bendigo speaking on labor and gambling, criticizing society’s neglect of the needy and mentioning bloodshed and suffering among families.
Search parties patrol the shore and coast guard vessels Wyradah and Clara scan the coast for the missing ketch Victoria. Families of those aboard await news as authorities pursue every lead and warn of dangerous conditions along the coast.
Arthir Lindsay, long time chair of the Destitute Board, resigned his post some time ago and died at the age of 81 in South Australia.
Adelaide Saturday report shows Foy and Gibson securing a vase sale at the new York site. The deal concluded after delays and a final payment, with the five storey building now under their control and expected to begin work soon.
Western South region of the state suffered multiple washouts on tracks as heavy downpours disrupted services between Warloog and Cockermip. About 20 clams of river damage noted. trains halted on both sides of the breaks. Weather warnings issued. northern line near Katayniay also damaged with delays anticipated.
A near-sinking vessel was reported in distress early morning as a crew member described chaotic scenes aboard. The incident involved a stormy sea and calls for immediate help. Rescue efforts were mounted by nearby ships and authorities.
A bold notice urges customers to shop at Lupe Express where prices are right and goods meet expectations. The advertisement emphasizes value, quick service, and clear promises aimed at drawing steady shoppers to the store.
Telegrams appear with garbled spelling and broken lines. The text references names and places in a fragmentary way and offers no clear event or outcome. The piece resembles a puzzled dispatch with insufficient context for a complete summary.
Metropolitan football teams faced mixed results with North Kean in a dominant East Perth bout while Fremantle posted a 27 point win. Key players include Setty Mrprisutie and Lunt netlin with notable contributions from Willan SE and Sabuien in a high tempo contest.
An archival fragment cites Sir L S Eliot and a civil service matter amid retirement concerns and pension inquiries. It mentions the imperial period remuneration, a commissioner, and potential reorganization of offices with figures around 8210 pounds.
In Geraldion Police Court on Thursday TM Evans and A Kerr faced suit for breach of contract involving a Wark claim and a clearing task at the tor's station. The case centered on alleged continuance of the contract with Wert after Mills sold out, with Kerr accused of breaching terms and the judge ruling the service obligations unclear, awarding costs to the plaintiff.
The piece outlines mining activity including galena extraction from the North Wheat region, with mentions of workers, certain locations, and recent openings. It notes past years of grinding and processing, and hints at market demand and supply dynamics for the ore while referencing local figures and companies involved.
A fragmented report highlights various Northampton individuals and groups, including Veit Folin SGM and Wis Vito Werning, mentioning social gatherings, trials, and community activities. References to Gyatla Ballat and Stulaye Test hint at local proceedings and meetings with broad participation.
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