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Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Nov 09, 1910
Page
4
Perth reports a biomic examination of a cloth tag found in the back yard of No 5 Contestant, West Perth. A قالت blouse fragment and green balze were tested, revealing human blood on the blouse and a scrap matching the mining woman.
Reports from Golden Valley speak of further alluvial finds amid intense verification needs before any definitive statement. A recent claim notes gold valued at seventeen pounds in the locality, with speculation of genuine divers working the area recalling Emmetme tract routes. Yesterday a staking event occurred at Roatherm Cross as a crowd watched, aims to develop a wall reef along Antares Street. Cabinet plans include a railway line from Southern Cross to Bullfinch and temporary water pipes between two places.
Two young girls Gladys Ashley and Mary Byam narrowly escaped tragedy at a hospital crossing when a train struck Mary as Gladys crossed carefully. Mary survived with shock. A farm accident near Howrrin left 20 year old Bohn Green with a fractured leg and broken ribs after a horse kicked him following a fall on the hill. Green lay in agony for an hour before rescuers brought him to Perth Hospital. Street betting convictions were recorded at the Poles Court with fines for several defendants.
The Health Officer reports best annual results yet with 13 infectious disease cases, six typhoid or enteric fever, five diphtheria, two scarlet fever, including three imported. General improvement in cleanliness and new modern dwellings aid appearance. Population growth stresses housing, with many small rooms. council to monitor slum conversion. Central Health authorizes disposal of corral or manure. Mr Stevens to advise. strategy hinges on economical reform.
A garbled report discusses tax implications and evolving sanitation concerns. It references diminishing virulence, eye infections, and a committee’s role, with thanks to local officials and sanitary inspectors for assistance amid health-related problems.
The Yuna Farmers Association held its October meeting at Lundowner's Retreat with President Hall and members including Buchanan Winn Durden Sterty Dorald Hebiton Matten Binks G Buchanan and Rudall. Minutes approved. Objections to gates across roads between blocks 3619 and 3620 were voiced to Northampton Roads Board. Nanson MLA blamed delays on pump arrival for Government Jam and promised to pursue earlier delivery. President’s name offered for Commission of the Peace. New member elected after clearance. Thanks given to Sun Downer's Retreat hosts.
A local shopkeeper recounts relief from chronic backache and headaches after using Doan's Backache Kidney Pills. The testimonial, from Mr. HV Eaton of the Miners Arms now Geraldton, notes lasting benefit six years later and urges others to try the remedy. Distributed by Foster-McClellan Co. with prices listed.
Regulation under The Health Act 1498 requires importers to notify a designated inspector at least two days before meat arrives and to obtain an inspection permit before unloading. The master in charge of any ship carrying such articles must comply with the inspection conditions or risk prohibited removal.
The document outlines precautions for unloading imported meats, requiring protection from contamination and weather, forbidding contact with contagious individuals, and mandates cleansing of carts and conveyances. It defines transporter duties and clarifies responsibilities of importers and carriers.
An old saying altered to promote consulting F C Towler for job printing. The note invites readers to verify the ad by this name, framing a proverb style line as a market pitch for printing services.
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