Local Seaport Controversy and City Affairs Stir Public
In town talk a dispute between the Commonwealth Government and the Japs over mobilisation threats to Fremantle Port spurs decrying critiques of naval presence. The scene touches Captain Tickell, local politics, the council seat, a rising Bullfinch boom, and a growing Southern Cross Times edition with sharp ads and civic forecasts for Gerakiton’s future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth
Tickell
Buster
Perth
Doan's Backache Kidney Pills Endorsed by Local Builder
Mr Thomas Hutchinson, builder of Fitzgerald Street in Geraldton, testifies that Doan's Backache Kidney Pills relieved severe back pain linked to a kidney issue after a chill. Four years on, he remains free of backache, crediting a short course and Conway's Pharmacy. The ad urges readers to care for kidneys, presenting Doan's as the solution and noting price and availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doan
Thomas Hutchireon
Pitzgerald-street
Geraldton
Conway
Hutchinson
Tom
Noster-McCellan Co
SH Murray
Stokes Family Wins Greenough Cricket Clash By 8 Wickets
A Greenough Show match pitted Stokes of Stokes Greenough against Rowlands of Dongarra. The Stokes won the contest by eight wickets after a family gathering with dancing lasting into the morning. Key scores featured W Rowlands and J Rowlands among the top batsmen for the Rowlands side, while A Stokes led the bowling and preserved the win for Stokes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenough
Stokes
Rowlands
Dongarra
Miner cured by bile beans claim in Broken Hill notice
A miner from Gossum-street Broken Hill, Mr William Pavis, reports suffering from liver and kidney trouble. After trying remedies he took a course of Bile Beans, saw improvement before a first box finished, and claims full recovery with no relapse. The ad mixes medical claims with shop notices and other products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Pavis
Gossum-street
Broken Hill
Tuesday's Wives Suspected in Double Murder Case
In a case tied to Elizabeth Moodis and sisters Alma and Annie, multiple family members fell ill after a shared meal. Arsenic traces were found. Olive Woodie purchased arsenic for rat poison. Investigations seek postmortem examinations and formal certifications.
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Melhourtis
Mes
Elizabeth Moodis
Annie
Alme
Angie
Alma
Woodie
Olive
Kilmore Rail Accident Verdict Report
The Kilmore railway inquiry in Melbourne on the 23rd concluded with a verdict of accidental death for the driver Ryan who recently wrecked at Rik Store Junction. Proceedings indicated the driver was conducted yesterday.
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Melbourne
Nav
Ryan
Rikatore Junction
Counterfeit Cotners Sentenced After Fleet Jersey Case
Henry Scroggins William Ryan and George Montgomery faced sentencing after being found with counterfeit coins and embiefoit pains in their possession at Fleet Jersey day. Scroggins received three years imprisonment while Ryan and Montgomery were given minor terms of imprisonment.
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Henry Scroggins
William Ryan
Beorge Montgomery
Fleet Jerby
Scroggins
Ryan
Montgomery
Yar ra Lunatic Asylum Wardress Brutally Beaten
Mary Ceo, a wardress at the Yar ra And Lunatic Asylum, was found battered after a morning attack. Her cook had visited West Melbourne, leaving her at 9 pm. The assault left her unconscious with facial injuries and a blank tongue, later regaining consciousness briefly and naming a caregiver before fading again.
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Mary
Yarra and Lunatic Asylum
West MelSourve
Barls
Condemned Milk Plant Tied to Chocolate Creams
Government inspectors condemned a Funed condensed milk facility in Sydney for human consumption use. The plant had planned to use its product in chocolate creams and similar preparations, raising safety and regulatory concerns.
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Sydney
South Africans Defeat Queensland by 122 Runs in Brisbane
Inter State cricket report shows South Africa beating Queensland by 122 runs in Brisbane on November 2. Melbourne saw Victoria edge South Australia by a narrow margin as SA totalled 200 in their second innings, ending their bid.
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Brisbane
Quenland
Melbourne
South Australia
Jost Fom Wickrte
Fisher Government Criticised at Perth Event
Perth reports Sir John Forrest and Lady Forrest returning yesterday. He condemned Fisher Labor policy and criticized the government for attacking opponents and misusing majority power to pursue their fiscal agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perth
Sir John Forrest
Lady Foret
John
Sir John
Laborists Toast Pearce as Railway Bill Promised
Perth reports a large Laborist gathering praising Senator Pearce. Senator Meares vows the first bill after the next session will curb the Port Sigo to Kaloorlie railway construction. Bullish stock activity noted. government town sale to be held Saturday.
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Perth
Pearce
Defence
Meares
Port Siggie to-Keloorlie
Market Report From Mr H S Mackenzie
Market notes forecast the Christmas demand with farmers urged to stockpile and prep for higher prices. Prices listed are incomplete and garbled yet show fluctuations across vegetables and poultry, including cucumbers beans and tomatoes with various pence figures, reflecting a cautious outlook for the season.
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H. S. Mackenzie
Dreamless Sleep Sales At Wagon Works District
Fragmentary notice highlights sale items and shop location near the Post Office with references to dolls prams carriages and low prices. Names such as Snell and Wolfe appear in garbled text indicating a large sale of a single brand of liquor with advertising tone.
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Bulfinch
Snell
Dull
Public notice from Geraldton dealer offers reduced price
J J Ryan and family L Jtcher of Geraldton announce a liberal patronage stance and invite the public to benefit from a substantial price reduction starting in March 1910, with a yellow tag indicating the new price.
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J.J. Ryan
Taeaiing
Geraldton
Taving
Prices Stand Good for All Time in Hotels and Boarding-Houses
Special arrangements made for hotels and boarding-houses and supper rooms. Close nine millimeter Saturdays.
Greenough Rifle Club handicap match results
The competition was won by Rev. A T Haining with G Connolly second. L J Thompson tied for best shooting off rifle at 50. Supremacy to be decided by a shoot off on the longest range.
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Greenough Rifle Club
A.T. Haining
G. Connolly
L. J.thompson
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Uc Audra
Nur Waa
Sybil
Gerakiton
Rena
Capt
Wilton
Hughes
Capt. Tickets
Council For Abbatt
Ureh
Trine Tertius
Yilpaen
Jenathan
Southern Cross Times
Nto
Tila
Needkean
Seis Ford
Grey Stu
Mercutius MacIntyre
Aberardy
Aueseen
Parament House
Jorgeo
Heran
Gerabilton
Abe
Habark Door
Dt Han
Stuf
W. Rowlands
A. Stokes
F. Rowlands
E. Stokes
Rube Rowlands
W. Stokes
Don Rowlands
Total
R. Rowlands
F. Stokes
Rainer
Snell's
F. ©. Towler
Jadrey
Oirl
Ry Sisters
Vicis
THE
Kilmore
WASI
Edy
Yarra
South Africa
Queensland
Victoria
Fisher
Market Report
Cater Rose
Wolfe’s Schnapps
Cooper's
Clutterbuck Bros
John Darling & Son
Carnanish
Northampton
Bris
Nataling
Yuna
John Darling
Ron
Oliver
A. Searle
Ireland
Richard Holmes & CO
Jewellers
Tewellery
Waanes
Barrack Street
Ereth
Eoning
Eta
Francis Street, Geraldtos
Ward & Akerstrom
Myormerons
Mae
Ant
Romm
Greenough Club
J. Maley
Ryan Ee Sd. Waldeck
M. Devlin
Aed
Connolly
L Thompson
J McKenzie
D. Morrell
F. Morrell
Morrell
D. Duncan
Rev. Haining al Er
P.wansbrough
Wa Clinch
E. Witten
A.hamersley Mi
Se Young
Xmas
Jeanie
Jock
C. & H. Locke's
Bensteads
the House Furnishere
Marine Terrace
Oink
West Australia
the Central Fish & Oyster Saloon
WWW
Muskett, Proprietor
F.W. Warwicker
Grocer
Ken
Edward Hackett Ceneral
Greencogn
Andjwaleawat
T. Moustaka
Elie Aed
Galevanised Iron
Crooks & Brooker
Stephen Smith
Geraldon
R. Guscott
Helarine Terrace
Alcock
Alcock's
Fale
Clinch
Paris
Glasgow
Apd
Fecen
DALOETY @ CO
N. Bartlett the Bootman
Boots de Mato
Bootman
Kalgoorlie
Biakanent Railway
Haib-Dresing
Pritchard
Hobart
Wood & C
Mercury
TEL
Fallowfield & CO
I. Feneu
Erestion
Galvanised Iron. Co
Queen's Nendo
Asther & Paewene— Coer
Geraldton Express
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