16 Oct 1916
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Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Oct 16, 1916
Page
1
Jellison demands changes from Barwond and Moyle over a dated plan or plan delay. Barwond insists the project is not yet advanced, while Moyle is pressed to push forward despite confusion and shifting excuses.
A garbled wartime passage references training, marks, and a private delivering a terse line. Names and places are unclear, but the tone implies a military setting with emphasis on discipline and limited equipment or scoring. The text remains incomplete, offering only scattered fragments of dialogue and action.
The Mullewa Roads Board discusses road works and water supply projects. Meetings cover proposed surveys, a confirmation of authority to prosecute conscription supporters, and plans to upgrade water pipes and public works. The board instructs the secretary to urge the Lands Department to speed surveys and contemplates levy considerations.
A fragmented 1806 account describes the Tsar’s favored yarn and a visit to Paris. It notes a procession at a university setting, mentions Dalrer and various courtiers, and hints at courtly reception and conversations about the Tsar’s plans and intrigues during that era.
A brief item highlights Wolfe's Schnapps as a medicinal stimulant marketed as a world class health tonic. It notes a peppermint flavored care product touted for vitality and vigor.
The Soap to cleanse and purify, the Ointment to soothe and heal. Relief is immediate and healing in most cases complete, speedy and permanent. Sample Each Use by Post Go Sydney.
A quirky reminiscence recounts an enterprising man who built a wpm business for eighty cents, pushed ads in the square, and wooed customers with stock buys and a mural pace. The tale mentions a big bill for an ad, a forger, and the lure of the marketplace, ending with the note that the Geraldton Express can be obtained from local town outlets.
A dense OCR listing details many bus and train lines with varied times and destinations. It names Chapman Line, Wellies, Dawn Brady Lemonville, Pindar, Vibradden Street, Glengarry, Sandstone, Youna Line, Yoonin Moony, and many stations with weekday, Saturday, and holiday schedules. Also includes lunar phase notes and general notices about line maintenance and realty lines.
London Directory offers direct communication with manufacturers and dealers, listing steamship lines by port, provincial trade notices, and agencies. It advertises trade cards and larger adverts with freight prepaid on order. The London Directory Co. Ltd announces the 85 Abeburch Lane address in London.
European Agency offers lowest cash prices on broad goods including books stationery, boots, clothing, drugs, china, glassware, cycles, cars, drapery, millinery, perfumery, hardware, jewelry, watches, and photographic items with 24 percent trade discount. Sample cases from £10 onwards. Urges rapid orders via agents and lists London address and local agents in Geraldton Express distribution.
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