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Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 26, 1912
Page
3
Fragmented text discusses evolving party dynamics in the United States with hints of a split within Republicans. Mentions Dew party formation and shifts aimed at improving Democratic prospects in the presidential campaign. Names and details are unclear due to OCR corruption.
A dispatch from London dated June 95 reports a rail workers meeting showing mixed signals as a strike is planned to begin at 12 noon tomorrow. Transport workers indicate heightened risk unless voluntary actions are adopted by the men.
In London on June 26 amid the Titanic disaster inquiry, counsel for the United Kingdom Passengers argued Ismay presence on the liner influenced the voyage. The board heard from Mr. Graves as to the general conduct but did not confirm any decisive action.
Obituary note from London dated June 25 reports the death of painter Lawrence Ajnan Tadema, connected with Vitra. The fragment mentions a land or place in Priugia and a location Wiestaasdon, with garbled sponsor names and titles arising from OCR.
London June 25 The Chancellor of the Exchequer Mr George Hume stated that a large surplus would be saved with the supplementary war revenue. He outlined 400000 for development in British Africa and 8000000 for national defense. Mr Chamberlain was expected to deliver the naval supplementary soon.
Pegenatite and other mines across Western Australia show mounting development costs with total outlays near £125000 for various mines. The annual mining report records minimal progress in melting, gold value at £1057, copper down by £17810, and ore treatment quantities reduced at Coolgardie and Pibarra sites.
Secretary for Mines Ihin mars of the annual rays of Western Australian mines notes Australia wide concerns over capital shortages and rising costs. The report cites Mayne's discovery and goldfields as dampening hopes, warning that future development may slow amid mounting line and funding pressures.
A scrambled personal notice mentions Mr. Clarkenmin of Sategecraft arpet planning a dawn departure to Porta tye Geraldson with a short organizing visit to Me Aiethel. The fragment hints at a rally call and a cryptic quote about stock and a Deep at ours, with references to Nu meld and Fed Bowe (Adee).
In the Fitup tton Departmint the Incroanen will wil men the Department y value lint by 234.914 for 1919. Last year special advance wan tawdy. Ube wo men teachers' salaries amounting to £43,000.
In a post and telegraph union move, workers faced a ballot on extreme action. The Australian Telegraph Operators union reports a large majority voting yes to possible nationwide strike action, with the final count still pending.
Fragmented text from a Perth item notes a dispute between Rickards and Wests over a contract with executors of Stickards and a vaudeville troupe. Mentions Melrose and pantomime periods and a potential adjournment or action, with unclear details and dates.
Scores from an Above match show Lindleum 10 065 and Wil Naena 190 in Melbourne June 95. Diggle from Sydney set a record with 902 points on the white hat on 10 May. Finish scores list Marverson 12 161 and Diewly 11 767.
In MELAOTANE on June 25 the House of Burpromantativer heard the Trime Winister reply to a wart of confidence motion. He traversed all the Miogations and claimed the attack was powered by Mr. uF. Book. The Axterdey-feneral was replying when the Housy rome.
In CARGOONESH on June 25 thieves broke into The Ark Company’s warehouse Frenshert, taking tobacco and other goods valued at £. They attempted to break in a melon but caused only partial damage to an outer sheet. A hole was made in the rear wall to gain entry.
June 29 Melbourne and Caulfield weights released for the Melbourne Cup and related races. Traffairgal tops the Melbourne field at top weight with several horses including Artesian, Mounme, West Park and Malt King among the listed contenders. Jolly Beggar and Folly Beggar also figure in the metropolitan event with varying odds and weights.
Colonial Secretary J A Drew returns to Perth after a Gersicton visit as discussions unfold on implementing the Workers' Tames Act. Proposals include worker housing with varied designs, a state building site, and a registry of architects, plus a bustling shipping schedule with vessels named Mogolin West Australia Kinderney Wexford and Ivanhoe. The Agricultural Bank faced inquiries over lending practices, with explanations of loan requests, collateral, and limits on advances to settlers.
A damaged excerpt shows Mrs Drew and others discussing rents being deterred for settlers. The speaker protests lack of knowledge and questions possible arrangements, noting advances have pressured tenants and raised suspicions of forced retention. The tone hints at systemic resistance to rent terms.
A lengthy discussion in Geraldton quotes Dr. Baxton opposing lenient moral guidance for youths. Critics warn against overbearing curfews, while others tout disciplined homes and outdoor air as better for temperance. The piece recalls past bells and police patrols shaping local life.
A chaotic narrative depicts a tense Geraldton police scene with a veiled rebuke to authorities, mingled with medley of farm union talk and social commentary. The piece voices concern over agricultural associations, government influence, and evolving labor relations amid a rural town setting.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a “Great Peppermipt Cure” and odd claims about wind, dogs, and cough relief. The jumbled text references a supposed remedy and a whimsical wood setting, but lacks coherent facts or identifiable sources.
A fragmented notice from Kingsport hints at an exhibition or event titled Grass Giftow Uncover at the Met House. Details are unclear but imply a public viewing or party with delayed scheduling and contact questions.
A reader from Crowasinet Whoyllvengabba reports lifelong indigestion and violent headaches ending after following a brother’s advice to use Bile Gaunt. The course eased suffering, restored appetite, and strengthened health. The brother, long run-down, also recovered after taking the remedy.
Market reports note small supplies of fruit, especially apples, due to high prices in Peril. Vegetables supplies coming in freely. Poultry partly large supplies. prices varied. Apples and other fruits quoted. vegetables and dairy items price details given. A good sale of goods and buyers’ activity noted.
Dalokty's weekly stock report notes no material business changes. Market conditions are unsettled by erratic arrivals of Nor' Went bottling and one unit out of commission for ten days. Prices for common items like Diel Coughs and Woods' Great Peppermint remain unchanged.
Farmers report fluctuating cattle rates and mixed yields across regions. Price ranges for veal and beef influenced by supply delays and weather, with notes on stock movements and market demand. Agricultural commentary highlights labor strains, feed costs, and anticipated harvest conditions into next season.
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