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Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Sep 20, 1911
Page
3
A damaged notice outlines an auction at the Town Hall next Friday and reports on political plans and candidate statements. It mentions a meeting of the tidnaklion council, remarks by Dr Vainley, and debate over extending an assay pending appointment of a commissioner.
The Miymsemmedin picnic held Wednesday on the Movom Sormumike pole grounds featured a Leremt aucerme and many Maggie residents winning events. Notable wins included Rhiniseht Has apart and several races with Youth and children competing in a lively program.
The Premier one party arrived at Franc on Saturday 16th and was welcomed by local officials. Banquet at Minne Hotel followed, with decor in National Polare colors and a parade of guests. Weather yesterday showed intermittent rain and cool winds as delegates toured agricultural displays and met residents.
An advertise-like notice touts Doan's Ointment as unequalled for piles including itching bleeding and protruding forms. It cites a case from Perth with Mrs Rich and Mr Thox claiming long term relief and urges purchase at 4/9 per pot from Foster McClellan Co. in Perth.
MES FINDLAY will address the clochnes at Bootena Wall in Friday evening at clock. Authorized by WM. Findlay.
The readable fragment shows questions about churchgoing and notes a Montreal reader asking if Tomis goes to church. It mentions Nomis with his religion and his money tied to his wife’s wary input.
The Geraldton council and Labor Party figures clash over proposed reforms and state policy shifts. Key speakers include Mr Brink Wilson and Mr Coie, with debate touching industry, agriculture, and municipal governance in a tense session.
A large Saturday evening gathering in Greenough saw Mr Nannon defend his policy amid interjections from Tosken supporters. The meeting ended with unclear balloting as supporters moved toward the doors and a consensus vote was claimed amid confusion.
A partial OCR note references a September gate competition event involving unnamed groups. The readable text lists names-like fragments and dates but lacks clear details of participants, places, or outcomes. No verifiable outcomes or sources are present in the legible segment.
The Visiting Nurse Committee held its usual monthly meeting in the mayor's chamber. President absent, Waricker chaired. two new committee members attended. secretary reported 6 patients served, 4 visits since September, cash on hand £70 10s 0d. A maternity fund special fee proposed and kit of medical supplies ordered. A portrait night is planned for Friday to aid the scheme with tickets available from secretary and committee. Skating Club carnival proceeds offered to the fund and gratefully accepted.
A garbled report mentions Veer OP Statin and Meties Agttiests with references to locations such as Wis Los and Wind and a broader action about a fertility or health related matter. The fragment references a nescent policy or procedure and a set of names, places, and times without clear context or outcomes.
Fragmentary notes describe Boan Bros Emporium on Wellington Street in Perth and a proposed railway station at or near the precinct. The text references delays and discussions about construction funding, with mentions of local figures and potential timelines.
Fragmentary OCR text outlines a murder case near Winselle and Wat mucderen with mentions of officials, witnesses, and investigators. It references a Vhortin trial and local authorities like Gandersmaunt Walle, plus Mile dita rianil Medbatne Tank, indicating a regional crime report with names and places.
The Northampton Local Court heard a suit to enforce payment of entrain monies amid a disputed contractor dispute. The plaintiff, a contractor from Natawab, alleged the defendant Bardwell agreed to pay for clearing 200 acres at £1 per acre and to settle the contract terms. after Bardwell’s assent and completion of work, a verdict was entered for the plaintiff with costs awarded.
The Geraldton Rifle Club details a recent event with winners and scores. Reported results include Praising Bowes and Leach as notable competitors while noting petition aims and event logistics at the range.
The fragment discusses community concerns over a petition and public reactions to allowances for a local project. It references meetings, permissions, and local officials including a reference to a person named Mr. Parsil and a rural setting with Kentemdy Wall and nearby areas. The tone resembles a public notice or correspondence column from a newspaper.
The item appears as a damaged Victorian era notice from Melbourne listing names, roles, and implied public works. It references a hospitaly or street project and a variety of individuals, with unclear positions and dates.
Fragmentary note describes digestive issues and biliousness with mentions of remedies, doctors, and routine dietary advice. Cites references to Mr Georgy Wate, PAL Mailer Sir Consume, and New Zealand figures, plus vague claims of treatments and home remedies. The text is garbled but centers on digestive discomfort and suggested cures.
The chamber of representatives faces a manpower shortage delaying a major commerce meeting. Officials in Washington, Portland, and surrounding areas review supporting actions and await approval from the committee. Applications will be considered as each plan proceeds.
Fragmentary verse references sowing seeds of happiness pain discontent and grain. Mentions a peppermint cure seed of health with obscured wording and stray terms suggesting a poetic or ad hoc health motif.
An Australian advertisement touts W. Zimpel's extensive stock of furniture and home wares for the Westarm Australia market. It highlights luxury displays and a broad range of furnishings, promising comfort and prestige for households.
W Zimple of Hay-street displays a range of children’s go carts praised as beauty models for gorse-girls and mothers. Prices aim to fit every purse alongside a large stock of children’s combination chairs units and rocking chairs.
The fragmentary dispatch notes unclear events with names like Vieira and Prantis. It references a hotel, a location near Grabbtan and Sepione Wr, and mentions votes or approvals totaling 184 with two votes for Leonite Bailes and APP AG.
A Richmond dealer, W Zimple of Hay Street, offers stylish venetian bedsteads and up to date designs imported from Birmingham. The ad promises a wide range of walnut and artistic beds and claims modern and traditional options to suit every taste.
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