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Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Mar 04, 1910
Page
3
A fragmentary 19th century newspaper piece describes a patient claiming illness and near death in Anza, detailing a recovery attributed to Williams Pink Pills. The account names doctors, patients, and medical products, with vivid but graphic symptoms and a claim of dramatic improvement after treatment.
A jumble of names and places outlines a political debate over a railway project and district authority. References to Matriet, Wes Wise, and various officials hint at opposition to a plan tied to mineral kits, infrastructure, and local governance, with broader implications for regional development.
Kadathinai Mr Maley, appointed secretary pro tem of the rece club, sails to Perth to arrange the fall swing. Upon return a programme and share of meeting will be set. A Welcome Storm probe district yielded 2k5 points last Saturday night week amid local transport concerns. The government dam is full and water dispensation spoken of for the time.
Altyr examining Tarinus sources for a proposed Geraldton water scheme has issued a report seeking support for suggested sites. Concern over Arinshaw Valley and Northern Gully highlights pumping and dam options, with Mall rook Creek favored for a surface reservoir and tests needed for feasibility. The town pushes for speedy construction while evaluating catchment areas and emergency schemes.
A fragmented notice details land settlement actions approving wood licenses in Hedsteiet, listing various landholders and plot descriptions. It mentions acreage figures, locations including Tad Gregory area, and references to per acre valuations and a Wolfe’s Sniapps site, with stated recommendation for listing.
Affected reader recalls severe eczema pain and swelling, crusted skin and hair loss, seeking relief from ointments and skin remedies. The narrative traces relief after trying various treatments and products, noting a family seeking help and a Newark address amid personal struggle.
In the discourse from Gilbertton era politics, Ri Aivacott with Hemsterson and De Large campaigns for Labor allegiance. The speech defends white Australia, critiques Chinese and Japanese education, and rails against pension reforms and protections favoring opponents. The piece covers proposals for pensions, federal banking, land policy, and states’ rights amid clashes with the Fusion and Labor parties.
A fragment notes Wolfe's Scumnapps as the largest eagle of any pride of spirits in Australia. The text is garbled and lacks verifiable details, but indicates a claim about an extraordinary eagle in Australia.
Telegrams from Adelaide report the pressue shock and police action in connection with the Strathness affair. Hector Me. Tait, the grand engineer, has been arrested amidst the developing inter state inquiry.
A Melbourne fire yesterday at a house in Une re Sidon of Comptable May resulted in the death of a 21 year old woman and her child. Neighbors aided as flames spread, and the fire was contained after the structure was heavily damaged. A man and two other children were found unconscious, with one later dying. Authorities investigate cause and details remain preliminary.
RACING IW VICTORIA JOT INI Thursday. The Alledt Stakes started, the field includes Printy Foote and Mary King among others. Time recorded 14at. Unal McCarthy raat AC Nut allowance Prince Fonte reported, with 4 stone ul nua.
The fragment mentions a foreman and a department inquiry over gloves for a work crew. It references a yesterday event at a port with unclear names and places, suggesting a local disruption or investigation without clear outcomes or details.
Report recounts a deadly free fight labeled Phuraday between two groups over a dispute. Shots were fired near a heat black Folks and Qawenon crowd with missiles seen, four men injured, one killed, another's face cut, and a violent scene with blasting gallery.
Sydney report notes families of imprisoned unionists amid wartime pressure. A fragment references Cotbett, a wife’s involvement, and committee actions, but details are unclear due to damaged OCR text.
Market notes show mixed activity in March with wheat prices showing limited movement amid a weak demand. Reports mention quiet trading in Valine and small parcels exchanged at MH ty Fe with prices around £59 straw and £3710 for related goods, while broader market sentiment remains cautious.
A compact note highlights Wolfe's Sconapps as Dottie's choice for home wear and small scale goods. The feature signals a focused selection of wye and related items, presenting a local business emphasis with a shopper’s angle.
A garbled telegram style fragment from a local page lists scattered terms and names. The readable bits reference a place or person but lack coherent context or dates, preventing a clear event or outcome. The fragmentary text suggests a routine update or notice rather than a full report.
A blaze swept through Ayussey on Thuentay, gutting a building and leaving charred remains. Firefighters battled flames amid water damage and smoke. no injuries reported as of the latest update.
An unclear report describes a fire at Southern Cross with fragmented details about key individuals, locations, and possible hazards. The text mentions disrupted lines and emergent responders but lacks coherent facts. Further readable facts point to investigation steps and safety advisories amid the blaze.
Vicrthe Friday reports a Maehar Works Department diver named Talis Deora died while attempting a task offshore in a harbor. The event occurred during night operations with colleagues noting dangerous water depth reaching several fathoms. Government investigators began reviewing safety practices following the accident.
Fragmentary text reports a Meekatharra murder case with a judge or coroner, a verdict anticipated or delivered after hours, and mentions a Mrs Lanpyas. The garbled OCR suggests a court proceeding at Wanxfouebte with a sentence possibly issued or pending.
A fragmented notice cites a population estimate for the state, noting figures around 1,? million with about 16,? thousand as a secondary count. The readable portions imply a census related update but the text is garbled and lacks clear names or dates.
Fragmented OCR copy reports a conference opening with scattered names and terms. It mentions Pertie Pinta and references AgrielN Panterepée, Hed weterday, and various unclear figures. Details are unreadable, but the event appears to involve producers and speakers in a formal session.
A highly distorted, partially readable excerpt with scattered names and terms. The text weaves through fragmented references to people, places, and events, lacking coherent structure or clear narrative meaning.
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