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Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 27, 1910
Page
3
The column notes promising crop prospects with predictions of a strong harvest and local farmers boosting activity. It mentions the State farm, numerous contracts for land clearing, and plans for a future court house, plus community concerns from Mt Erin about thefts and school staffing woes, all amid a lively local diary of events.
Marine Terrace Geraldton figures are executed across all classes of let live figures according to Towler.
A jumbled period piece describes a man contemplating self harm with fencing wire and recalls a Ballarat acquaintance obsessed with a boot, while two football teams shape up in formation. The text ends with a market price reference to embrocation in Nobawal dated June 28.
At Greenough a farewell gathering honored Misa Bateman of Freehurst before her extended visit ends. Mrs Maley hosted many Greenparty friends for games and hospitality. Also noted was possible engagement news and local social chatter amid a week of cinema screenings and skating at the Gladeaway Rink. An Adelaide trip and farm-wedding talk frame the social note as Geraldine endures a heavy Saturday storm with calm skies expected later.
Paul Metke was shot near his home Friday night and brought into Bocla yesterday. Three suspects Herman Haby 11 Oscar Haby 15 and HWY Simith 28 were charged with causing grievous bodily harm but released on a peachstone. The victim is progressing favorably.
Melbourne Sunday report states the coroner found Victoria Williams died of blood poisoning after an illegal operation by the mother. The mother faces trial on a wilful murder charge.
Samuel Maas, a chauffeur, lost control of a tar laden vehicle near Prahran while trying to avoid a collision with a motorist. The car veered onto the kerb, crushing Hans beneath the cab. He died after extraction. Two ladies, a nurse, and two children were aboard.
Prime Minister Fisher announced plans to pay for a new imperial cruiser yard projects in Melbourne. He said Britain may cover the cost in advance to save money and avoid four per cent interest, targeting a £265,000 payment next Thursday.
Premier Wade of New South Wales says the UK allegation in the Legislative Assembly about Vilas secretary settling branches under the Industrial Disputes Act will be investigated. He notes it was never intended to go beyond the revenue. Promises were to be made outside in court, an evil world to be created which should not exist.
Judge Chapman says gambling purists are seen by many as a lawful class but that the state must regulate them. He remarks that the notion of a legalized gambling class risks undermining civilised society and affecting those with lawful means of support. The opinion questions the legality and social impact of permitting such a trade.
The telegram from Mr Verrans Premier of Sin states that the proposal would allow mutual agreement to commence construction of their eastern railway. The Acting telegram suggests discussions continue to settle terms.
At a Trades Mall Council meeting in South Australia delegates unanimously supported urging Federal and State governments to curb misleading advertisements about immigration. They planned to urge Labor Councils in other states to form an Interstate Committee to oppose British immigration. Speakers criticized wages for migrants and blasted migrant competition.
The turf event saw La Camille lead early with Wana cle and Shirley in pursuit. A dramatic fall at the last fence left La Camille over the jump and Shirley tumbling, while Abrahatns rider of Shirley suffered a brain concussion. Marrett on Ori Chum finished with the winner’s time recorded. La Carmille faced issues restarting.
In Sydney on Sunday a shocking series of events ends in death and suicide. Mrs Frutus, a laundry keeper, is found dead by her head wound. Jack Day and Mori Mori die from bullet wounds. Mori Mori’s revolver lies by his side. Police suggest Mori Mori fired at Mrs Featus and Pay, then shot himself. Mori Mori worked with Fratin in the laundry. The obviour was a hotel packer.
Fadward Gooner, a barman at the Homefrom House Hotel, attended Saturday races and collapsed after Seo foo won. He was rushed to the hospital where Wart Lailaire and others were reported in attendance.
At a Kalgoorlie meeting of about WF members the Esp erance Railway League executive discussed competing with Neckon and Mspreanes for lines to Lams. Mr Airings urged action, criticizing Mr Mitchell as unworthy of serious treatment. A shell gate for Perth to form a representative reputation was planned, with Northern dispathing line construction costing over LAG AME.
A council meeting on Monday night debated road repairs in Geraktton. Dr Abbott criticized the Hast Ward damage, urged tenders, and questioned who was responsible while the Works Committee report faced abrupt dismissal. Confusion over project scope and funding emerged as voices pressed for accountability and proper procedures.
Pertti Moss resigns as official receiver amid changes at the Arbitration Court. The text hints Moss may become an agent for the employed at the court, with unclear duties and timing.
Sam Mackay donated £1,004 in Perth on Monday for the relief of Kimberley natives. The amount represents a substantial contribution to the indigent population of East Kimberley and Wirral Kimberley regions.
An outbreak of diphtheria was reported in Perth affecting Claremont and Northam. Two children are noted as being ill, with updates on the situation and local health responses.
The hast yearly meeting of the Ube Cer akiten branch of the PLP will be held in Druids Hall tonight at six o'clock. Important business to be considered includes a large item on Aramaach a lange wt teretamee i desitid.
The fragment alleges Foamy Tite cannot distinguish colors and mentions Torlienza, Woods, and a Great Peppermint cure. It asserts a quick cure for an unnamed ailment, implying a medical remedy claim without clear evidence or context.
Report says Percival Reta, a local agent in Hagenteert, has been missing since Tune Mir. A search team fears he drowned in the Swag River and left a family unsettled by his disappearance.
Fragmentary text mentions council remarks and a list of names and places but is garbled. Readable bits reference Te-Clee, Thiy werk, Nu, Cys Abteat, Udarish, Tarbrielle, and other scattered terms without clear context or coherent events.
Railways edged Rovers 2-1 in a windy, physical match. Stokes, Ciltridge, Pauly, and Vowel starred for Railways with key plays and sturdy defense. Rovers’ Dawgky, Howell, and Ward battled hard, but the visitors seized the momentum and held on for the win.
Correspondence from Geraldton notes surprise at flour shortages and a rush to buy imported brands while Victoria District Co operative Flour Mill products are sidelined. The writer urges bakers and public leaders to support local milling to stop the bias against locally produced flour and ensure steady supply.
Mr Anketell completes preliminary surveys for the rejected water scheme at Geraklun, Perth expected to report soon. An auction ad notes Okabetla Homestead for sale with 100 acres of good land and yearly rental aiding purchase, while council votes and meetings discuss repairs and governance amid tension at the town hall.
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