Doan's Backache Kidney Pills Endorsed by Builder in Geraldton
A Geraldton builder Robert Campbell of Bulgarrie on Francis Street praises Doan's Backache Kidney Pills for banishing his long running backache. He notes relief after using the remedy. pills sold at Conway's Pharmacy and by Peter Lang Co Perth at 24d per box, six for 15s 3d. Be sure you get DOAN'S.
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Deroix
Robert Campbell
Bulgarrie
Francis Street
Geraldton
Dean
Doan
Conway's
Feterlan Co
Murray Street
Perth
March issue highlights Wheat Growth and Old Graveyard Tale
The issue features T Ky Dow and Juur palist praising wheat growth in Canada and Australia, with notes on stud-breeding of varieties like Federation and Dart's Imperial. It also presents Charles Barrett on Eyre Peninsula graveyard discovery, Dr Cook’s Observations critique by Dr Fitchett, and sketches of the North-West Mounted Police and native life.
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T. Ky Dow
Danila
Ue Ue
Canada
Australia
Mr Dow
Federation
Wallace
Scientife
Eyre Foninaula
Charles Barrett
Cook
North-Western Mounted Police
Kelly Gand
Longmore Commission
Dorriegton
Avetranan
Athurs
William Mays
W. A. Somerset
de. Fitchett
England
Germany
Troiia
Lord Kiltebendr
Askimon
Life
Tas
Corite
Fremantle auction reports strong demand for skins and hides
Messrs Dalgety and Compare Clink held a weekly sale at the Fremantle sale room on March 4, 1910. Buyers concentrated on skinned and half-wools with full rates seen in Merino and crossbred lines. Hides and tallow fetched varied prices with firm demand, while kipper consignments showed weevil damage and perished pelts.
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Dalgety
Clink Fed
Clit Street
Fremantle
Man Weber
Zotrd Condifin
WaMaroos
The Man Who Fails to Advertise
An advertisement urging manufacturers to advertise to reach millions warns that skipping promotion leaves a business underachieving. The copy argues effective advertising elevates a firm toward industry leadership and global reach.
Market notes on fur skins and forward sales
Last week's firm fur prices persist with strong demand for opossum and euro sk in supplies. Forward sellers urged to ship promptly to capitalize on current premium rates amid mixed lot descriptors and regional pricing cues.
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Brush Kang
Standard Family Medicine ad promotes nurse advice and medicine
A fragmented advertisement extols trained nurses and medical advice from a physician. It touts a domestic care theme, claiming a tonic or remedy called Henne will cure biliousness indigestion constipation and related ailments. The text mentions price and availability through chemists and a specific product branding.
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Vosderd
Lomax
Foutscray
Melbourne
Mullowa Progress Association Minutes Report Council Action
The Mullowa Progress Association held its usual monthly meeting on Saturday. President Miro Warren reported on a deputation to the Minister for Lambe at Geraldton and the suggested railway proposal. Nanson will write to Lands authorities for action on blocks open for a section park at Mullowa and to obtain assistance from the Agricultural Bank. The meeting approved 40 to 12s for prayers.
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Miro Warren
Lambe
Gerultton
Lotter
Tollwayn
Cailee-Beorviary
J. L. Nenson
Pater
Careus
Nanson
Mullowa
Tuesday's Wires From Fydney March 7 Settlement Fails
A garbled report notes a failed settlement following a meeting of southern-property proprietors. The text mentions miscommunications and tensions among the group and implies unresolved issues about a vote. Names and specifics are unreadable in the fragment.
Newmarket Fragment Reveals Jealousy Motive in Fatal Shooting
Fragmentary text indicates Mephettene shot his wife and then killed himself at Newmarket. An unsigned letter allegedly shows intense jealousy toward his spouse. Norma Bloch reportedly died in a related incident. Cael Bonello tied to a distant event in Thrundia.
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Mephettene
Helen Kennels
Norma Bloch
Cael Bonello
Thrundia
Tragedy at Well Claims Bridget Walsh Life
Bridget Walsh 44 drowned in a well at Jondukot after slipping and getting mouth only above water. Foreman Mr. Mayenot reports the incident at Suneday while Walsh bathed with her husband nearby.
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Feemanth
Bridget Walsh
Tours
Jondukot
Fir
Suneday al
Hename
Jer
Second Inning Collapse Records Debutants Fall Short
A fractured OCR cricket scorecard shows Howard and Kyle Selk among batsmen, with Selk taking 5 wickets for 49 runs. The narration lists numerous players like Hogi, Johnstone, Saunders, Parkes, and Renny across first and second innings, highlighting Sundries, outs, and totals amid a jumbled transcription.
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Howard
Kemain Voor
Hogi
E Hoean
We Formationy
Rowe
Renny Ane
Parkes
L SuRenay Carter
Rut
Christian
Kortlang
Ty McKenzie
Gotrei
Johnerann
Frons
Capkook
Hart Pattie
Sh Johnstone Wee Anderson
Launchere Selk
Stuckey
Amekmein
Kaci
Ronny
Carter
Hy Renny
Stuckony
Christan
Fohnstone
Hogwe
Belle
Cirkeok
Tague Saunders
Wortlane
Selk
Furniture and furnishing stock at John NY All Sorts
New stock of furniture and furnishings advertised with price quotes from C Towler. Broad claim of low bedrock prices for job-printing needs.
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C. Towler
The Man They Couldn't Wang Continued
A prisoner recounts darkness and agony from restraints as Berry and the governor remove bonds and lead him to a cell. The bell tolls and a dreamlike moment ends with the treacherous morning when three hanging attempts had failed.
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Berry
Lee
Jim
Reunion with an old accomplice from 1885 drama
The narrator recounts a surprise reader who once played a key role with him in the 1885 events. James Milford, now retired in Exeter, sits with the narrator and recalls their shared past, including wartime aids and a morning cells scene, revealing no lingering rancor between former adversaries.
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James Milford
Exeter
Ake
Aerwardis
Tere
Mr. Milford
Vien
Juba—Lee
James MiMord
Tme
Johnie
John
Great Art Union draws in Australia with £1000 prizes
A 1910 advertisement promotes the Great Art Union offering total prizes of £1000 including £1000 for first, £100 for second, and £50 for third along with seven other prizes. Entries must reach Melbourne before 17 May 1910 with payments via postal note or stamps to local agents. tickets priced at 1 shilling each or 22 for £1.
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Fonths
Nors
Australasia
Perio
Amadidrorpai Caraloge
Buildiaze
Elizabeth Street
Melbourne
Serra Chance
Great Art Union
Uust
Tucal
K. Snell
tHeo. Wheds
Attr Australia Buildings
Elizabeth’ Et
Vitoria
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Ware
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Kittie
Mr. Mayenot
Tenry Broghton
Sandstony
Broughton
Minnick
Aguinet
Messhs
William ED
Hewcasth
W. Zimpel
Hay Street
Interstate
Victoria V. W.A
Victorie
Nat War
Tony
West Australia
Jimings
Victoria
Messrs
F.S. Falkiner & Sons Ltd
5. F. Falkiner and Sons, Limited
Johnson
Austratia
Barrack Street
W.A
Crossley
S'ationey and Porta
Terald
Saunders & Stuart
Engineers
Prern
ALR
Morrison, Lees! Ageal
Clutterbuck Bros
T. Moustaka
Mporier
Bar Tron
Galevaniaed
Brarda
Metters, Ltd
Biron
Ovens Menges
Alston
Norwich Union Fire Insurance Society
Marine Terrace
Agriculturists
W. W. Thompson
Austral Chambers
LE Bovindes
Agricultial
Epps’s
F.C. Towler
Promer Mtvewente
Cary
Far Baio
Avers
Avery China Sea
Eline Yu
Rane Weghsto
U. M. Rosenwax
Wolfe
Schagainst Edaa
W. B. Armitace
Macfarlane & Co. Ltd
Murray
St. Perth
Andress
Geraldtom Express
Ovary
Francis Henry Critch
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