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Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 24, 1908
Page
3
A muxkesey prize contest was held at OA Company 1st Battalion WAAR with band completed. Scores listed include Sergeant Keetchmat and others among top finishers. Notable marks: 40.24 by Banilsmian, 28 24 by Rants? and Mull er We with various rankings across the field.
The note discusses a requested concert and attendance, mentioning Hawt ane and An prearht elfurl. It references a potential event and seeks coordination with Ang Chat Rew and a Lonplaeyt part iy ther Tpaw. The writer asks about further youth involvement and sport connections.
Stock Notes from Mulga Downs report Ree bourne area drought with fourteen months without rain, recent showers improving water. Herds from Charista, De Grey, Sherlock, Murrichison regions moving herd to southern markets by September. Cattle in good condition after rains, with horses and stockmen described in transit. no ACEP update yet.
The Geraldton post office will close the mails for the United Kingdom and the Continent at 10 p.m. on Saturday. This deadline applies to late Tee am. items awaiting dispatch.
Sensation Broome reports a looming civil conflict with revived information, amid vaccine debates and social strife. The piece notes unrest, political rifts, and public fear as followers gather on sites, while officials warn of traps and call for calm.
Bill Squires, Australian boxer, hails from Sydney and eyes a Paris rematch after a recent bout with Burus in France. He notes his conditioning improved, plans a strong dinner and training ahead. The article links boxing to intercolonial railway debates and South African colonial tensions amid broader Cape Colony discussions.
Fragmented report outlines a murder case involving Colvin Five Hepattien and references to diary material tied to Cates nan. The text notes contested evidence and a demand for cabinet or governor involvement amid a high profile legal dispute.
In Perth the Mayor of Ger Skiton Mr WoS Swath visits the metropolis to discuss municipal issues with partner departments. The trip aims to advance the water scheme and address delays in department statistics while noting slow progress in several city divisions. Local business in Perth and Fremantle laments dull activity and questions the Ancene Tax policy amid public interest.
A fragmented Odd Fellows note from NerVhaipt covers a midyear report on membership, officers, and general activity. It mentions a satisfactory balance, ongoing cooperation with church officers, and thanks to Shiptan Lodge members and leaders for patrols and support, with several named Brethren and officers cited.
Fragmentary news from New South Wales describes an incident at Tamworth railway station where a man, identified as Thomas Netherton, was found badly injured and died soon after. Authorities are investigating to determine cause and circumstances of the death.
Local report quotes Senator Pearce discussing colonial treasuries and federal powers, highlighting strains between Commonwealth and state authorities. He asserts financial prudence and warns against hindering development, referencing northern districts and regional projects while addressing government stance and potential opposition.
The Pally Mail reports a divided U.S. stance on a clean energy policy at Kerlin. Only members of the elite assembly are very wealthy, reflecting a broader gap in wealth and influence and the President's desires for a reform package.
Cape Colony law prohibits import of shoes and footwear items. VICTORLY WN CAPE COLONY reports only limited context.
Fragmentary report notes widespread interest in a miner day event in Germany. The text mentions scientists, the Commons, and hours in the mines with unclear context and several garbled place names.
A fragmented report notes suffragists rallying at a national convention on a Sunday in the capital. It mentions key organizers and a victory mood, with reference to voting rights advocates and unnamed participants.
In a dispatch from a stenographic report, leaders in the Pan Val Congress face questions over the plan to recall civic measures. An attorney argues the election process lacks transparency while a rival cites constitutional concerns and religious influence. The piece notes confusion over timing and policy details surrounding a proposed Great Peppermint Cure reference.
A short article discusses tatonism in relation to timber mills and a berth, attributed to Widlmeslay. It outlines industrial practice, potential conflicts, and geographic context in a concise reportage style.
A truncated report notes a Labor candidate for Roebourne seeking a seat in the Western Australian Assembly. It also recounts the life and death of Mrs Sweeney, praising her as a charitable, religious mother with a large family and noting the extensive funeral honors and local notices.
A patient recounts relief from liver trouble and debility after using bile beans, describing improved health, regained energy, and a return to work. The ad touts beans as a universal cure for liver and stomach issues, urging readers to buy the product in single or family packs at affordable prices.
White traders complain of slow trade while housewives are urged to shop at the Co op Stores. Cash trading reduces bad debt allowances, which the Co op refunds to customers in prices. A favored item is white and gold china cups and saucers at 7s 0d per pair.
In Kalgoorlie Magistrate Dowkey Downey presiding, the Frenuin matter proceeds with Vowley securing a single credit. Proceedings focus on the disputed credit term and related legal actions.
Touller and Wolgestay report Thy Roatter Town Wall opened yesterday as the Gaverhe tunneled for Perth the same evening. Excellency attended the hall and answered those dwinsindists who sat Wat Howiesik Ridge rtiy.
Mr Gregory arrived this afternoon and was entertained by the mayor and council in Waverly district. An orderly gathering followed with discussion of local matters and upcoming events.
In Memoriam recalls Ellen Sweeney born in Mallow Ireland, wife of Joly Sweeney. Elderly Irish settlers and their enduring memory are celebrated, noting a life marked by early hardships and virtuous maternal influence.
A reflective line echoes through history asking where death’s claim ends and triumph remains, framing mortality with solemn prayer and a search for final peace.
An old testimonial advertisement touts Doan's Kidney Pills as a remedy for backache and kidney trouble. It quotes John Richards of Nor'Wert praising relief after using the product, noting long chronic pain and improved strength with each box. The notice urges purchase from Foster McClellay Co. and cautions to get the genuine article.
A chaotic courtroom scene shows a juror asking for the verdict while others murmur about premature judgments. An older advertisement reveals Chamberlain's Cough Remedy claimed to aid a child with croup, with a testimonial praising its effectiveness and urging readers to buy from chemists and state shops.
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