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Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Nov 01, 1916
Page
2
A fragmented account discusses cold storage for butter and produce, with references to military wartime logistics and processing efforts. It mentions enlistees and distribution notes, plus assorted names and items tied to a wartime supply chain and market activity across towns and regions.
Readers defend open discussion and fair process in public questions. The piece argues for unfettered expression within decency rules, condemning interruptions and partisan manipulation while urging forthright debate, evidence, and the right to rebut unfounded claims.
At the Royal Commission of Agricultural Industries held in Merredin last week, Mr. Giles as chair heard Mr. Diles explain that the rise in super prices stems from difficulties in securing raw materials and freight. The report also mentions land parcels, leases, and public notices, including appointments and military service details, plus local incidents and shipping news.
A fragmented report outlines a referendum in Western Australia with references to registration for aliens, parliamentary proceedings, and upcoming votes. It mentions the Perth district, various bills in the legislature, and a public notice urging civic participation amid broader political and social commentary.
Personal items from Geraldton AU report on Mileposts and recognitions including Gunner WU Ronrest and telegraphist achievements during wartime service. A quiet wedding near Ale June is noted for Mrs Dean Chaplin with ceremony led by Archdeacon. Also reported is the death of Professor Wm Fecon at Abington England, a noted geometry scholar and fellow of Merton College Oxford.
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