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Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
May 15, 1907
Page
4
The report describes easing supplies and fluctuating prices for prime fish and related goods. Traders note tighter markets, higher bids for prime eatables, and incoming consignments drawing attention from outside buyers. Prices for prime green wheaton and related products are cited with changed market dynamics and a cautious outlook.
Dalgety and Co weekly market bulletin notes barley and grain trade prospects for May 16. It references wheat pricing and quantities in the Dalgety trade, with emphasis on potential buyers and quantities available.
A noisy, misspelled testimonial page touts Dean's Backache Kidney Pills as a cure for kidney disease and backache with claims of permanent relief. It cites Mr A Mellows and Mrs Mellows endorsing the product, alongside Foster McGillan Co. and Murray Street distributors, urging readers to buy at 2/8 per bottle.
A spirited critique of old remedies contrasts with Bile Beans as a modern liver and stomach aid. The ad touts herbal extracts and claims the product cleanses the stomach liver and intestines, offering a natural tonic for biliousness and influenza. It notes price, box sizes, and dealer requirements for authenticity.
April 12 report from Northampton details the funeral of Miss Em man Board with Mr A Saas presiding. The procession path included relatives and neighbors from the district, with readings by Drew and references to convent activities, wrestling events, and wreaths by Mrs Williams and Mrs Tob Reywokla.
Mrs Gladetone of SF seeks help in finding her son of 11 years who disappeared after a period of illness and confusion. She appeals for information to local authorities and a trusted storekeeper for guidance in the search.
A letter from ONE OF THE INFLUX criticizes Northampton policing and district supervision. The writer cites a large police district for a small town, notes idle constables and a constable away on inquiries, and urges immediate action to improve law enforcement amid mining boom arrivals.
The document outlines conditional purchases and direct land sales with blocks from 4 to 180 acres, deposits, and staged payments. It details pastoral leases across Kimberley, Guacoyne, Eucla, and other divisions, with rents per 1000 acres and phased improvements. It also notes concessions to settlers, railway fare refunds, and land agent support, with land agencies listed in multiple towns.
An advertisement touts Romington's Irisit Moss as a standard family medicine for coughs and colds with a warning against inferior remedies. The copy urges readers to ask distinctly for the exact product to ensure genuine treatment.
A damaged store reports bread price declines amid storm damage. Residents rushed for Westa of tile from GorakiK lon and Day Dawn, causing a local drop despite wheat costs. Local talks note fairs and gatherings, with Bartlett's The etc. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy praised for children amid illness.
Fragmentary ad copy claims Chamberlain's Pain Water acts as an antiseptic remedy for humans and animals, suggesting rapid healing in about a third of the time compared with other treatments, and implying wide availability through society channels.
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