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Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Sep 20, 1907
Page
3
A fragment notes jewelry shop offerings including electro plate and stabling silver wedding presents as potential gift items. The terse line suggests a local retailer advertising wedding presents in a period newspaper.
Fragmented notes describe a school picnic by Anglican Sunday school children, a race meeting by Victor District Tara Club, a presentation at the Bay Hotel noting Sergeant Connor’s departure, and a lecturer discussing prohibition with references to New Zealand and American examples.
Mrs Eva Shearer of Pittsburgh reports relief after taking Dr Williams Pink Pills for fatigue, weakness, and sleep troubles. She credits the pills with improved appetite, reduced headaches, and renewed energy after months of decline. The testimonial notes a price of 3 shillings per box and 18 pence for postage.
Fragmented testimony describes Mrs Harrison Tee and Mrs Finerigan Laggan Tren Optinn in a Torn Felon Welnentag case. The account notes emotional plights, disputed claims, and a fierce defense by Trev W F P Bhannon. Enunciation and demeanor described amid a tense scene as Mrs Lew comments on the proceedings.
A Saturday afternoon event at a Wea Teall venue featured an At Tome gathering where Mrs. Harrison Lee received a small luncheon. A mix of attendees mingled and one gentleman joined as a member, supporting temperance efforts.
A crowded town hall event marked by a wedding ceremony and a debate on abolition and temperance. The gathering featured six brides representing nations, with reception notes on attire and speeches by speakers including Mrs. Teo and Wolfer Schnapps, who urged temperance amid wartime concerns.
A reader from Bronwon Park Surrey describes using Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Vinilimel with alk to treat eczma on a child after other doctors and chemists failed to help. Three weeks with Cuticura Ointment nearly cleared symptoms. author asserts a permanent cure and recommends the products.
Claim notes millions of women use Cutieza soap and ointment for purifying beauty care. Mentions relief from irritation and weakness and suggests benefits for various skin concerns.
Perth reports the governor prorogued the third session of the sixth Parliament after the Legislative Council rejected a land tax bill. The speech thanked members for their service, noted the resignation suggestion to the minister, and asked for patience as financial measures await support from the Assembly. The Parliament will reconvene on October 9.
The political situation draws heavy public attention after Parliament's prorogation. Supporters of the ministry unanimously endorsed the government motion, while Mr. Moore left for Bra Dure to fast for two days.
Friday events report Reuben Burkinshaw charged with drunk and disorderly conduct and for damaging Constable Sut Sivas’s uniform. He was conveyed to the station after acts of profanity and assault on the officer. fines totaled 10s for each drunk and disorderly charge and £1 for uniform damage plus 25c fare.
Read reports claim sultan of Morocco and the pretender Mutai Hafid align in a shaky power split while Antader visits Admiral Drude. Earlier, fears rise as a hundred persons perish in a separate incident. London chronicles Thursday dispatches with brief references to maritime and political upheaval.
A valued painting Bacchanalia, worth £4000, was stolen from Coun Avoca's collection at Hrmerds. It has been recovered in parts and three arrests have been made. Political turmoil noted with elections upcoming for the TV Legislative Assembly and Assembly in Wohmary, while the Legislative Council votes proceed.
Grave fears for the safety of Tr. Willa Teyien's Sont Nish Arctic extradition crew as distress reports emerge from Spittergen Fordand Sound. Officials respond with search plans and maritime alerts amid worsening conditions and uncertain whereabouts.
London dispatch notes Austrian military maneuvers at Karlowitz with troops advancing in heavy formation. Two corporals reportedly captured. private losses described as severe in intense metal action.
In Taunton on Thursday the Anglo-Russian treaty terms affect Britain by restricting infant immigration and related welfare measures. The report notes government actions during the period to address the issue and its domestic implications.
Meury Pont reports to Constable Allis that Joseph Wendell, an elderly neighbour living at Sunrise Gully, was found dead with four bullet wounds. The body lay on the floor wrapped in blankets. evidence includes a rope around the neck. Motive unclear. Wendell may have faced a recent threat. Police intend a formal examination.
This morning the brigantine Rotorua parted her cable in a fierce gale and was driven on a reef at Drnnehty Point, becoming a total wreck near shore. Tasmanian reports describe the perilous situation with survivors unknown.
A telegram dated Thiraday evening from Me F Hann the peosweeter details a near Laverton to Etna route. He notes arriving hour and a long trek with camels, a 100 mile stretch, water at Sandhills, and a stock route heading south. The message references a mineral country and a prolonged journey with uncertain outcome.
DisjointedOCR notes recount a confusing incident involving a man in Waterbury and a watch seizure. The scattered prose references theft, pursuit, and an unclear sequence of events centered on a watch and chain, with multiple unsettled names and locations interwoven and hard to parse.
A brief notice describes Wolfe's Schnapps being offered for sale as a pleasant drink. The item emphasizes its appealing qualities and availability in local outlets.
The quarterly meeting of the Geraldion Mechanics Institute was held in the members’ room with seven members present and the secretary. A financial report showed receipts of £108 10s, expenditures of £115 1s 4d, and a closing balance of £25 10d. a loan and building discussion followed including a proposed 2500 investment sketch for a return. Members considered increasing annual subscriptions to 10s per annum and elected Mr Fran E. Davin to the vacant committee seat.
Perth morning racing notices list odds for Caulfield Cup and Melbourne Cup with multiple runners and varied prices. Poseidon and Booran feature among favorites, with many entries including Seldon Subterranean Zinskip and Dyed Garments. The column appears to be a betting snapshot with numerous figures and abbreviations.
Fragmentary OCR text describes trains, salvage crew, and disjointed names with references to London and Werstern events. It mentions wheat quantities and a discharge of carey, but the readable facts are minimal and unclear.
A servant, Phaelen Coinicran, was tried for theft from employer Mr. J. Mele of the Victoria Fate. The court found no intent to deprive and imposed a one month sentence.
The Tide Club held a shooting day with weather favorable and several top scorers. Sergt Major Everingdon led with 19 points and Gregg posted 25 and 29 in different rounds, while other names like Kretoheiar and Wanstrough scored well. A visitor from the Fremantis Club, Mr. Sumper, boosted tall scoring as practice continued on the range last Wednesday.
Reports from Perth on stock and share figures, local auction results, and a note that visitors shoot well on the range. The Durgee Cup match advances toward an intersting stage, with infantry teams slated to play on Saturday October 5. Also mentions Chamberlin's Tablets and Ronnning Irish Moss as remedies.
In a Kaleportio circuit court yesterday Albert William McMillin Tolng faced charges of contracting a marriage while already bound to another. The jury, under judge's direction, returned a verdict of not guilty after testimony about a prior marriage to May Boyland in Lahore and a subsequent departure to Australia. The case sparked discussion of prior relationships but was not proven. The community event planner announced a charity ball at the Town Mall on Monday to aid Chewi How and the late Binne Uch Totlose’s orphan. The procession route included the railway station to Town Hall with a 7:30 pm assembly.
In Walkaway Hall F T Diver urged an up to date flour mill to cut railway costs and boost the district’s returns. Oliver backed the plan, noting high wheat prices elsewhere and claiming a quality flour standard could be achieved with modern milling. Brigadier Lipsett of the Salvation Army will visit Geraldton September 27. The WA Producer’s Union advertises fat lambs for sale and Mr W T Jones announces newspaper delivery agency updates.
The annual meeting of the Gennith Jon Cricket Tink was held on Wednesday evening at the Frosmas jr. Trotel with Mr H. Carson presiding. Balance sheet showed a credit balance around £5 to start the year and various officers and committees were elected or reappointed.
The Esplanade Pier hosts the season's opening evening performed by the band. The programme includes The Taher lor Intermezzo Rustic Revote and other selections. Messrs Crow, W. Patrick, MacL.C. returned from Perth while J Stone and T S Brown remained behind. The Mayor and town clerk also returned from their Perth visit.
Auction notice from H Mackenzie Tas retirement sale details a large inventory of household goods including piano, chairs, tables, upholstery, glassware and sundries. Public viewing invited at Masonic Hall on Wednesday September 20 with the sale on Thursday September 26, 1907. Geraltoun auctioneer.
Tenders are to be received at the office secretary by 12 noon on 26th September for the right to operate the refreshment room at the Annual Show of the Geraldton Agricultural Society on 9th and 10th October. Tenderers must provide lunch and afternoon tea. the Society guarantees forty lunches daily. The average attendance last show was 1,500. W C Brown, Secretary.
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