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Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Sep 15, 1911
Page
3
A pair of grey horses attached to a bus dashed along Mating Terrace at about 11 am with two men aboard before the driver regained control. A nearby witness Mina prevented a runaway, with bystanders noting the event appeared dangerous.
The record shows a chaotic session with Mr Manson and candidates in Nabawah and Mullowa as speakers clash over an alleged knockout question. The chair and attendees struggle to maintain order while topics shift to the Womyon Hills and railway notes.
In a police court, Mr. Hayne and Alt ag Watson faced a drunkenness charge with a fine imposed. The court noted a prior offense and sentencing followed. An advertisement highlights affordable furniture options and oak bedroom mutts studied by W Zimpel, emphasizing practical, artistic pieces.
A reader, J. L. Elliott, protests a newspaper's political framing of a land deal involving the Oakabella Estate. He argues the Express should present essential facts about land prices, improvements, and the prior right clause to avoid political coloration and to support a local hospital fund.
Telegrams discuss inter state politics and budget questions. Mentions Victoria Bihar and Erie with references to Commonwealth heritage and theater funding. Notes estimates and outcomes, with public interest in cost and venue decisions.
A fragmented public notice describes a town hall event led by local officials. It mentions meetings at various venues and dates with community figures including the mayor and council members. The text references a Shawarin Lae and a Vaughan Soetedys Trailer, indicating a sequence of civic activities and stations.
A Melbourne contempt case reports a fine of 200 pounds against a publisher for publication of articles about Dr Pocock. The court ordered listed parties to appear for a return date, with His Honor requiring proof of contempt and stating penalties to be enforced if failed.
Report mentions Mr Findlay and Mr Wai Fin das toda aiaat at the Colden Sheaf and an attendance at a meeting. The text includes a paneling and daily value of thanks and references to a reception, with thanks to chabrran and mullion NS. The fragmentary notes indicate a provincial or local gathering with emphatic thanks and some discussion of treatment and empathy.
Tasmanian courtroom scene recounts a controversial painter case amid political tension. Officials debate labor and federal oversight as evidence and public interest hinge on the outcome. Legal arguments reference names and dates, with procedural details shaping the trial timeline.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions multiple names and places in a mixed stream. It references individuals such as Joanne, Baker, Stuart and a US context, with unclear actions or dates. The text lacks coherent events or a discernible notice purpose beyond scattered line fragments.
A fragmentary Sydney report describes the ship Knightail St wrecked at Mulatalafa and consignment of freight to Messrs Gibte. The tale notes cargo losses and ongoing routine concerned with the vessel's fate amid unsettled conditions.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions shipping and names but provides no clear event, date, or location details. The legible segments reference people and places without forming a coherent report or outcome.
Company v Thmey halts Friday in the Local Court before Mr Barlee RM. The Scotlivh Colleriss Co. sues Callie River District Minte tion of Work tre for damages on alleged breach of aurecent under two agreements dated May 1. The court found merit in the plaintiffs case and awarded £6 with costs to be taxed.
A reader reports spending 50 pounds on ZamneBis or Zam vtve products alleged to treat itching and skin conditions. They describe widespread symptoms, including burning sensations, clothing damage, and uncertain relief after using the balm. The text mixes dubious medical claims with damaged phrases and unclear testimonials.
Fragmentary report shows a government land sale with references to parcels and identifiers. The text includes scattered alphanumeric codes, location hints, and terms like sale and land area though specifics are unclear. Further legible details are needed to identify entities, dates, and exact parcels.
Fragmented text with numerous garbled words and names. readable entities include places like AW Wi and West, possible events or people such as Thalia and Mie patel, but overall content is indecipherable and cannot determine a clear news item or outcome.
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