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Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Nov 28, 1917
Page
2
The Eastern States link faces disruption as food supplies fail and a conference of permanent heads is urged. Mr Short travels east to press Railways Commissioners for action while critics question shelving responsibility and warn of growing starvation amid ongoing delays and political maneuvering.
A fragmented report from Geraldton discusses food shortages, transport delays, and government indifference. It notes sugar famine threatens households and several industries struggle to operate. References to Mr Pinter, Mr Wolfer, and other ministers highlight frustration with federal aid and promised shipments.
In North Norway a 98 year old fisherman and Christian Times correspondent Abel Eileen has died. He spent his life in Norah Norway, married three times, with 23 years married to his third wife who survived him by a couple of months. The report reflects on his long life and steady character.
The clever and attractive troupe of young Indians trained by Miss Edith Compton delighted a Geraldton audience last Monday week. They travelled to Northampton by rail and rubber tyre on Monday 26 and staged a successful performance in the King's Hall. A British audience enjoyed the show with a promising box of receipts, and Miss Compton’s group received applause for their artistry. A parade will be held Friday at 8 o'clock. all ranks are required in uniform. Interested persons are invited to attend.
A mixed Perth wire reports officials visiting by Great Wonton Ex, appoints E Woodrow as chief inspector for Avaralin at 700 a year, and Governor General Sir Ronald Munro Ferguson privately confers an O.M.G. on Jomon Mitchell. Barurley sensor notes soldier casualties in the north, with deaths, disappearances, and multiple injuries.
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