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Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Nov 29, 1907
Page
3
A confused transcript describes a public meeting about Western Australia supplies and deficits in the eastern state. Key figures Bartlett Fo Arm Strung Smith and a State Rights League branch are mentioned, with pledges to form groups and establish a committee though details remain unclear. The crowd voted thanks to the lecturer.
A testimonial claims Dr Williams Pink Pills restored Mrs C F Teer’s health after years of thin blood and severe neuralgia. She describes pain, loss of appetite, fatigue, and sleepless nights, then relief after using the pills with renewed appetite, strength, and vitality.
Mr A F Bartlett traveling secretary of the State Rights League spoke in Geraldton amid a heated town hall gathering. He outlined protection for Western Australia and warned against inland railway policies linking with other states. Attendees debated fair treatment, while Bartlett urged support for a 25 percent tariff to shield local industries.
The meeting of ratepayers of Cer nhtion, adjourned from Friday, was held in the Municipal Chambers last night, chaired by the Mayor Mr FP G Armetrong with Crs Smith, Brode, Mountain, town clerk D Pascoe and others. The mayor's report details road and footpath works completed or started, including new footpaths, drainage, and street improvements around Marina Terrace, Thornhill Street, Francis Street, and Marine Terrace, plus a new water supply plan under consideration for the town. A financial note shows an overrun of £24 in the current year against the act, with explanation and calls for accountability. an advertisement for Chamberlain's Tablets follows.
A man with over two years of eczema found no relief from various remedies and medical advice. After using a complete Cuticura set, he reports permanent cure and relief from fear of losing his job, noting dramatic improvement since starting the remedies.
A troubled town meeting discusses a dermatitis incident in a child, revenue from a 3 percent levy, and how funds were spent. Officials argue about excess charges, town hall extras, and contractor bills while councillors seek remedies, audits, and possible arbitration. The session ends with thanks to the former mayor and remarks on governance.
The Russian Dura debate on Tayally rights ended with a rejected rights amendment. Cadets and the military abstained as the Labor Party dissenting over the issue. the council war chord and antianthean stance closed the discussion. London's report notes naval issues and tensions surrounding dispatches and purchases.
A condensed column records rising farm market activity with prices for cattle and crops. It cites increasing rates for various produce and mentions regional correspondents noting favorable wholesale movements and proposed deals influencing the agricultural market.
London reports a serious situation as a French force clashed with Tribesmen in the southwest Moroccan region near Hanikalilat. European and native contingents suffer mounting casualties while Sultan Muley Abe del Aix allies with the French to suppress the Harm tribe.
A London report from Thursday discusses Turkish barley export prohibitions and wartime trade concerns. It notes English Prime Minister's stance during a visit to France and mentions Biarrart health matters. Obscure obituaries and political references follow, linked to Gladstone era nomenclature.
Fragmented OCR text reports Armenian atrocities linked to disturbances in the Cane Province and references to insurgent activity. The garbled lines mention authorities and subordinates, with unclear place and date details.
German reports indicate renewed Armenian distress under Ibrahim Pacha who no longer sits in the Turkish court. Some 140 Diabokit villages have been razed amid the conflict, leaving Tondo and surrounding areas affected by thirst and destruction.
In London on Thursday, Mr Job Hert mond claimed the De Trish Party were rabidly urd and vowed to push Iren Frome Thike to the front in the upcoming session, signaling a heated party fight.
Inter state Maltourne reports a late Thursday vote on a plebiscite to decide on an Australian Theven Yor test mate fin Peco. Results show stand 258 for Trumper, 258 Notte, 257 Arimirone, 249 Ranalont, 149 Maetitt, 143 Car tee, 142 Sunndroes, 199 Jodynsim, 1200 Neigh, 125 Macartney, 121 Onan, 62 Carkink, with minor figures for Vernini and Hopkins.
A body of an elderly man in his 70s was found this afternoon in a bathroom hall on James Street, Perth. The deceased was well known in the area and reported to be of sound mind despite his advanced age. Police investigação underway.
Fire at Fremantle Smelt works shortly after 11 this morning caused a blaze along wooden planks above the smelting line. Fire spread rapidly in dry timber and wood pile debris, hampering water access and forcing workers to evacuate via a trench dug in sand. Fire brigades arrived swiftly, containing the flames before they reached the railway.
In Melbourne Victoria and South Australia began a match with Victoria posting 224 as Mackenzie scores 51 and Kannford reaches 81 not out while Worno H2 and other batsmen contribute. The second wicket fell early setting a tense tone for the innings.
Voters in Central and West wards faced a close race as Smith led in Central with 228 votes while Verentone and Armertone trailed. Mountain faced Kitching in West Ward with a narrow majority. Absentees and doubtful ballots influenced the final tallies as officials urged calm and thanked supporters. Farmers urged to use Abeolhos Guano for crop gains.
Perth dispatch notes a sluggish morning as Parliament resumes after a delay. Legislative comments focus on reforms and party positions amid ongoing debate and procedural matters.
The Legislative Council report on the cantons chain of the eel ven Act was received after discussions. The session adjourned following debate on land aid income tax and governing powers, with officials ready at the high state fixed line.
Fragmentary OCR shows a stock and market listing from the Stock Exchange Buildings. Names like Muller and various company items such as Northern Lig Roublers appear amid broken text. Details are unclear but indicate a price or lot listing with multiple firms and products.
An obituary reports the death of Mrs Amy Pass at her residence with details naming family members and mourners, including Mr and Mrs O Dea and numerous relatives. The notice lists attendees and mentions the deceased’s age and prior health history in a formal, ceremonial register.
A fragmented social notice lists numerous individuals and families by name within a community. The text references married couples and extended kin with titles such as Mr Mrs and family, including various spellings and possible OCR errors. No specific events or dates are identified.
A garbled OCR snippet mentions Dublin Arak Lomwion Kaw airioet and Lamon Haas with unclear actions and numbers. The text is fragmented with incoherent phrasing and potential names, lacking a clear event, date, or outcomes to report.
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