Patchwork of local notices and court brief in a muddled report
A garbled late 19th century item mixes sport team selections for Geraldton and Railway clubs with social events at City Band Room, labor election campaigning, and a police court case. It notes a 3.80 start time for a match, lists players with numerous misspellings, mentions a Labour interest, and reports William Callaway pleading guilty to stealing from D. Scott, with hinted motives and proposed penalties.
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Gerald
Mame
Queen's Park
Geraldton
Railwayz
Stokow
W. Beaton
J. J. Kelly
Kidd
S. Mutchinson
Barker
Get Bines
Mati Krelehmér
Carapbel Iper
Ley
Lenttul
Meadowcroft
Howen
Kelly
Haswell
Wills
Muntos
Foeuyth
Star
Mites
Groenster
Correspondence to the Editor on town council labour issues
A letter signed Plain Jim criticizes the District Labour Council for lack of response on recontracting town work. It defends Mayor Urch’s lone stance on contract versus day labor, notes a fire brigade demonstration, and urges councilors to follow ratepayers to secure fair wages and work for townspeople.
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Labour Connell
Taileray
Too
Urch
Plain Jim
Majur Urch
Cimbrach
Citi
Zen Mayer Ureh
Counsell
Lanor
Fire brigades’ demonstration questions on charges and tips
A reader asks if fire brigade volunteers get paid or reimbursed during a public demonstration. He inquiries whether hosts cover expenses or provide free meals, and whether participating firemen receive any recompense from the committee or charity.
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Geralton
Batse
Lukes
Attorney General's Proposal for Royal Commission
In Sydney on Thursday the Attorney-General urged an inquiry not limited to lawyers. He proposed a Royal Commission to review the cost of civil service and associated issues, aiming for a broad, economy-focused examination.
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Sydnen
Fhiiman
ASW
Attetwer-tieneral
Sinpit Ak
Eisit An | Praemia
Rifle Scandal Remands Piggott for Fraud at National Prize
In Sydney on Thursday Piggott remanded after allegedly falsely claiming a high score of 2004 yards to win the Kong's Prize from the National Rifle Association. The charger is accused of fraud and the evidence is described as damaging.
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Piggott
Sydney
Thuraday
National Rifle Association
Nationalisation of monopolies before the Senate
Victoria Australia reports the constitution alteration bill on nationalisation of monopolies is now before the Senate as Thwredar in Melbourne. The text is garbled but indicates a parliamentary review of major economic reform. Key entities include Victoria and the Senate with mentions of nationalisation proposals.
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Melbourne
Thwredar
Federal Parliament Report on Spoils to The Victors In Melbourne
In Melbourne, Tuesday, the Minister for Home Affairs commented that a deputation from the Political Labor Council did not weigh the spoils to the victors issue. Defence officials noted Australian officers abroad would stay in touch with aviation matters and a dedicated officer may visit Britain. Two medical women, Dr Wa Coptitan in Sydney and Dr Muriel Davies in Methonirne, were appointed as physicians with retaining fees.
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Maloner
Vic
Political Labor Council
Frazer
Defence
Kelly
N.aw
London
Britain
Amaire
Deakin
Wa Coptitan
Sydney
Muriel Davies
Methonirne
Fire Brigades Demonstration Committee Set for 1911 Plan
A mayoral parlor meeting reviewed arrangements for the 1911 Fire Brigades Demonstration. Attendees included business leaders and officials who discussed committee roles, funding, and secretary and treasurer appointments. Final plans covered donations, a prize meeting, and preparations for Geraldton events with weather notes for the coast.
Anictor Usher's WILACE LABEL Ades Whisky Ad
An advertorial blurb promotes Whinky as the finest spirit distilled and bottled in Scotland with emphasis on quality and heritage from Ades.
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Anictor
Usher
Wilace
Scotland
Fatal accident at Guildford railway station shocks city
Kathleen Harkness, a Guildford worker, was crushed between a train and the platform at Guildford station yesterday evening. She sustained a compound fracture of both legs and other injuries and was taken to West Midland private hospital in a railway ambulance in critical condition. Doctors Hicks and Clark treated her on site and a rapid transfer was arranged.
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Perth
Kathleen Harkness
Guildford
Harkness
Bayswater
Inmmeriabety Cesrudd
Bedas Ik
Savine
Nayha
Redistribution of Seats Shelved This Session in Perth
Government will not interfere with redistribution of seats PAU this session. Friday report notes Perth area details and parliamentary plans.
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Shelven
Perth
Defausting Clark Faces Gambling Charge in Perth
Perth police court heard a man named Moor was summoned for trial on a charge of stealing through deceit during a weeklong absence from work. The accused allegedly concealed his misdeeds and took money amid the absence, with defense claiming confusion about his sentence and intent. The case proceeded to further hearing.
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Perth
Tie Central Police Court
Vester
Moor
Ein Acharee
Tre Davis
Forrest Moor
Eirertonl
Avere
Tron Fle
Population Pertit Days in Western Australia Decline
Fragmentary OCR reports the Western Australia population figures for M1 19M with total counts around 46 255,000 rising toward 285,200 by year end. It notes births and deaths numbers and monthly changes, mentioning bottles and bottled goods for home use, with unclear specifics about rates and dates.
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Western Australia
Bentemner
Fomates
Telegram the Missing Woman in Perth Mystery
Report from the Weat Perth case notes black trackers tracing wheel marks near W. Sterl sighting Holdenall Co'y cart on Wan neroo road. Tracks led through swampy bush country as Sovart remains detained in the Steer Mert Jockup. A window view shows Smart restless at the police yard while awaiting tests for a charge. Harris had left him before March 11 amid hopes she may be found.
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Perth
W.sterl
Holdingall
Wanneroo
Sovart
Abd Jms
Smart
Harris
Vitoria
Sidri
Produce Market Sees Strong Fresh Commentments and Prices
After a brief pause, the produce market opened briskly with 50 fresh commentments listed, 48 of which were new season quality. Priced offerings ranged from £4 to 21/12/68 for Wheat, with top wheats and oats bid at 4/10 to 21/13/6. Shipments included all season wood and milling wheat at 3/6, reflecting grade and condition.
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Perth
Seasim
Government Savings Bank October 1910 Transactions
The Bank reports that at end of October 1910 there were 748 accounts with notable activity and deposits. Total credit to depositors stood at £9,722,560 198d, compared with £5,100,486 199 41 in October 1909. During October 1910, 1,678 new accounts opened, £281,571 116.30 deposited, and 21,077 withdrawn.
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Perth
Gototrer
Govienment Savings Bank
Femainite
Dloner
Three Steamers Sighted South of Tin Island At Dawn
The lighthowe terper at Hreaknes Inland reports three steamers 13 miles southward of Tin Island at 3 a.m. traveling slowly westward. They are likely Muntch warships from the Eastern States and may reach Frenmate at daybreak on Saturday.
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Perth
Thurada
Hreaknes
Tin Island
Frenmate
Geraldton gas supply bill moves to second reading
In the Legislative Council last week the Geraldton Municipal Gas Supply Bill was read a second time. Hon W Patrick, MLC, moved the second reading, noting the bill enables Geraldton to acquire gas works and plant and to borrow money to pay for them. The measure aims to allow Geraldton to have a lighting plant of its own as the town grows toward city status. The bill cites a 21 year Melbourne-based agreement with the Colonial Association and proposes purchase of the works under municipal powers, with Clause 4 allowing borrowing of £13,000 to cover the cost. The council supports the measure and expects municipal management will improve lighting, though current earnings are modest. The bill was carried on a voice vote.
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Geraldton
W.pavtrick
Hansard
W. Patrick
Melbourne
Colonials Association
Gorakiton
Ett
Geraldon
Venice
Tyne
Irene Geraliton
Fragmented text from Australian note remains unreadable
The readable portion hints at an Australian context but provides no clear event or naming details to summarize into a proper newspaper card.
Three Springs visitors and new settlers on the Midland route
Sir James Gardiner of the Midland way Company visited Three Springs during Tsk week. He is confident more land will be made available to satisfy eager settlers now traveling from Morawa. Several new families from Great Southern have taken holdings about eight to nine miles east, joining local harvest efforts amid water and land challenges.
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James Gardiner
Midland Way Company
Three Springs
England
Morawa
Amioe
Dr Williams Pink Pills Claim Digestive Relief
A long testimonial claims Dr Williams Pink Pills cure indigestion and stomach trouble by supplying essential elements and purifying the blood. It recounts a Port Pirie reader’s severe symptoms, including wind, yellow pallor, and headaches, improving after using the pills with ongoing relief after multiple doses. The ad notes price and postal order details.
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Thizestlon
Williams
Laird
Fol
Pasche
Bright-xiert
Port Pirie
USA
Emily
Winlians
Nual
Kibnaen
Willans Medicine Ui
Australabia
Perth
Land Settlement Report From October Figures In Geraldton
Inflowing figures outline October activity at the Geraldton Camis Ute area, with applicants and totals noted. The document lists totals 99 11 and references six airships and seven aeroplanes forming Britain’s next aerial fleet.
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Geraldton
Britain
Aeral
Injunction Hearing in Ty Bakine Case
Local court records a hearing before Mr Thaywinmd Gre RLM on the action by Ty Bakine against Koor-Poden to recover funds. Witnesses described a cheque and expenses, with testimony noting prior management at the Commonwealth Hotel and a £5 cheque disputed as part of the stay funds.
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Koor-Poden
Inky Couel
Se Vines Hse
Mills
Sumerais
Banih
Ewan Ae
Burke
Jas Lily
Wilson
Sturine
Hanes
Mille
Malé
Fragmentary court notes on payments and market prices
Disjointed OCR text records a court case discussion about a £25 payment and related evidence, plus a long, chaotic report on prices and market rates for various goods. The fragment mentions individuals such as Mr Mills and Mr Wilkow, a bank, and terms like evidence and adjournment, interwoven with commodity quotations and weekly rates from markets in Adelaide and Tasmania.
Market report on Chaff Grain and Wheat trends and notes
Market report analyzes chaff and grain prices with focus on wheat and oats in regional markets. It cites declining supplies, high demand from mills, and shifting futures, noting prices near historical highs and ongoing weekly adjustments as traders watch rainfall and harvest progress.
Daversa Statement On Benefits From Fes Schnapps
A fragment notes Daversa discussing benefits from Fes Schnapps with a curious line about a keg and eleven. The text is unclear and partially garbled, preventing full context or attribution.
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Daversa
Near Fatal Burns After Fire at Weetawda Blea Tyan
Aiew W Rewick of Moambeline Dawtahi NSW sustained severe burns while cooking at an beh firsplate in Wen Watt. He was taken to a hospital in Sedtney after failing to respond to initial treatment. four months later the patient remained in care with persistent pain and limited movement.
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Moambeline
Dawtahi
Nsw
Weetawda
Tyan
Wen Watt
Anyogely
Sedtney
Elborls
Ray
Hutie
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