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Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 29, 1910
Page
3
A railway smash near Mul lewa occurred at dawn when a cattle laden wagon train drifted off track. Three trucks were damaged, the driver and fireman escaped unharmed, and temporary repairs allow the train to pass. The incident involved minimal injuries though cattle remained unharmed.
Local notes report a heavily laden stock train colliding with an empty track at Ue Mullewa while approaching the station. The impact hurled the tender, caused extensive damage, and the locomotive reportedly turned over, with injuries described as severe to the crew.
A goods train derailed on the main line tearing apart a water tank and overturning two cattle trucks. Fireman Christenson and Driver Grigg were injured but survived. An unnamed stock block manipulator caused the derailment by pushing a truck onto the main line. a departmental inquiry will examine the stock block’s removal. Recovery work included a temporary deviation and maintenance crews restoring the Gerakton line status.
An Australian reader profile cites Doans Backache Kidney Pills as a remedy for kidney pains and backache. Mrs Mellows from Geraldton reports relief after using the product sold locally, praising the treatment and recommending it to others with weak backs and kidney discomfort. The advertisement notes price and availability at local stores and from Pastor McHian in Perth.
Fragmented text references Ware Wareart stored at TOWLE Marine Terrace Goraliton. Mentions cleaner of Printing st Uresud let tive gurenany and a cure for ailments of the rhest. Context unclear due to garbled OCR but signals a historical print or medical advert.
Report from Tanaml Adelaine details an April 12 incident where a native man with two spears attacked prospectors J. Lowbey and Ada Barnes, injuring them but failing to kill. Both survivors emphasize the assailant acted violently amid general tensions. The minister and authorities vow caution for future expeditions.
A controversial proposal by Premier Mr Wilson on the Transcontinental Railway is debated. Opponents argue the state should borrow two million and invest locally, questioning benefits to Western Australia and urging consideration of agricultural districts and meat producers. The discussion touches on railway extensions, economic impact, and policy aims to expedite the Bit legislation.
The Acting Premier has released a telegram from the Premier of South Australia noting that the Trans Australia Railway line question is dealt with in the Northern Territory Acceptance Bill before the Federal Government. The Commonwealth Government faces this issue as relations with territories proceed.
Report from Melbourne on behalf of Mrs Downey and two other women convicted for murder. Application to the Full Court was made yesterday to write a rave for union of the Full Court, but the judge refused. Colesai would carry to raise ti the Full Court.
A notice from Walker's Coffer at Park Street, city reports £300 abstracted as takings from Saturday Sunday and yesterday. The text is garbled but confirms a theft of cash from the safe. No suspects named.
A cryptic Telegrams item notes a personality involved in a 2K exchange and an absent token. The Kyte money had been removed, and the proprietor reports a sale by the shop. The brief hints at a financial irregularity tied to a local business.
At the company reduction works in Margins Colin McDon H and Christopher Beyer were handling a charge when it exploded. One worker was killed instantly, another severely injured, with scalp injuries and severe facial trauma reported. A third worker sustained arm injuries as colleagues scattered during the blast.
BUNBURY, Wednesday, David Yoting acting health inspector for the Tribury Board of Meelin reports Little price as nyinsing. On Friday evening be aspraved very depressid. On Saturday morning a man named Sharp felty faint a shuck towler near the water outlet jetty. Initial examination inconclusive with further tests pending.
A disturbing report describes a violent event near Yer parents residence where a child was harmed. Law enforcement faces difficulties in identifying the perpetrator as investigators work to piece together the sequence of actions from the night. The case prompts calls for swift justice and heightened safety vigilance.
Mrs Barlow and Mrs Downer assisted with plans for Jalitte events as guests enjoyed a pleasant afternoon of dancing and supper on the farmer’s portion of the event site.
Football chaos described with absurd phrases and garbled names, detailing a tense match or event where supremacy is contested and leadership questions loom. The piece references a president absence, political pressure on the sport, and calls for action amid disputed results and crowd reactions.
Stormy weather last week improved. Berth 1 activity and Friday unloads noted. Minister for Lands visits, land purchases, and auctions. Gliding, carnival prizes, rain totals, and weather impacts on monthly figures reported. Public events include talks, a skating rink, and a forthcoming trip to Perth.
The Perth seat contest features Mr. Butcher muted from the Gascoyne race as Mr. Shitcher holds a tentative nomination poll. Weekday reports indicate sparse filings with only a single nomination recorded.
Heavy gales off the coast cause delays to the mail steamers serving Fremantle Perth. Weather disrupts schedules with ships running late and on adjusted timetables as crews cope with rough seas and high winds. Navigation remains cautious as authorities monitor sea conditions.
Special purchase sale at Boan Bros features straw hats and felt hats at reduced prices. Clear out stock includes boy shirts and jams, with white red and green color options. Shop daily bargain day for low prices and aggressive discounts.
A Perth Chamber of Commerce communication reports dissatisfaction with jetty lighting arrangements at Geraldton. The issue seeks assistance to improve lighting and related infrastructure for the Geraldton jetty.
A town gathering honored Mr. Chapman, with the Ger Alcon Orchestral Society hosting a conductors tribute amid civic and business support. Musicians and local figures attended, praising his contributions and reflecting on the ensemble’s role in the community.
A compact ad notice urges correct pricing and proper placement for The Express. It emphasizes accurateRates and suitable candidate presentation in the newspaper advertisement.
The Upper Chapman Farmers Association assembled on a Saturday in June with officers elected including a president and secretary treasurer. Meetings are set for the first Monday of each month at a nearby district hall, with planning for railway service timetables and local siding needs discussed.
A jumble of local notes and rumors recounts railway gate delays and Inspector attention at Wraith District. The correspondent opines on camp life, rail travel, and town concerns while mentioning a proverb about saving and a wartime print advertisement for Hans Trvine’s Pure Grape Drink.
The search for a bold headline is underway as an ad notice hints at an upcoming event. Key figures or locations are not clearly readable, but the fragment suggests promotion of a local attraction or sale with advertising language from a historical page.
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