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Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Mar 11, 1907
Page
4
The article details a heated dispute over Sunday work and overtime between railway workers, the association, and the Commissioner of Railways. It describes wage penalties, overtime compensation, and threats of legal action, with the association opposing the commissioner's proposed changes and pressuring for adherence to the award.
The fragment offers medical pseudo advice about dandruff and scalp care. It mentions a remedy from “Resor’s Soap” and warns of hair loss if treatment stops. The language is garbled and contains erratic spellings and odd brand names typical of era writing.
A fragmented Chicago note describes a car of watermelons from New Mexico and their journey toward an alleged ideal ripeness. The piece mocks overhyped production claims, hints at seeds and growth, and ends with a stray remark about a hoped for desirable result.
Notice announces the annual election at the National Schoolroom on March 16 1907 to fill vacancies caused by resignation and retirement. Four electors are eligible for re election. Candidates must read nominations at least seven clear days before the election to the chairman Samuel Jupi Katrma Babawali March 2.
The annual general election for Uhre members to serve on the board is scheduled at the House Board office on Thursday March 21 1907. Nomination closes eleven days before the election with polling from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Returning Officer Sidney J Hosken.
The Royal Agricultural Society offers storage facilities for a trial of cool stored stone and soft fruits to support a forthcoming display aimed at promoting storage for profit. Exhibitors must meet guidelines on ripeness and handling, with a 20th intake deadline and a focus on careful selection and odor-free fruit to ensure quality.
Local column from Greenough notes cool spells and dewy mornings at Windisie, critiques licensing rules, and jokes about whisky without much discipline. Mentions penalties for fraud in Adelaide, land purchases by Chief Juice Way, and praise for a new shelter shed at the beach for picnics and tea.
Mr C F Gale reports three days of sponge diving at Claremont and Cottesloe yielded none with estimated growth twenty or more, sponges cleaned for grading and valuation, and more sponges along the reef awaiting report. He includes guidance on processing before sale and notes the need to forward specimens to the Agent General.
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