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Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Sep 30, 1914
Page
4
A garbled account describes a public gathering with mentions of Hewett, candidates, and protests amid a heated exchange on government policy. Vague references to pensions, elections, and parliamentary figures surface in a dense, unfinished narrative.
Report of the Geraldton Flour Mill at Abie and the Wheat Growers Cooperative meeting held at the Commonwealth Hotel Chainman presiding. Discussion covered superior wheat blends, potential new techniques, and plans to raise quality flour in New South Wales and broader regions.
A disjointed transcript recalls a meeting led by Mr Oliver and references to a report on leakage costs and financials. The text names figures, dates, and places in a tense discussion about allocations, stock, and approvals, ending with a call for action and unresolved questions.
An aged, garbled medical advertisement touts a barkache remedy and tonics to cure ailments by marketing bizarre claims. It mentions Down's Work, Dr. Pother, and a Perth address, urging readers to buy specific tonics and potions for relief. The jumble lacks clear structure but preserves the product pitch and origin details.
Fragmented OCR outlines Geraldton College and related institutions offering courses in arts, music, and practical subjects. Mentions the University Mater Trinh, Wattege and Venton Music, and various departments like Shorthand and Typewriting, with references to training and professional papers amid scattered place names and programs.
A fragmented notice outlines an art students workshop plus an architectural drawing session. It mentions materials like piping and stenciling, and references a rainy or littered environment with unclear place names and dates. The text is garbled but signals an educational art program.
An OCR fragment describes GARFICS and a 1 percent slogan for Sensi and Hest used for coughs and colds, noting no poisons. It also mentions Wolfa's Schnapps described as a palatable refined spirit.
Our prices are right and the quality of our work is good. The message promotes value and reliability, highlighting affordable rates alongside solid craftsmanship.
Fragmented text details a potato soup dish with large potatoes and mixed vegetables. Instructions describe oven roasting skins, combining two quarts of broth or stock, and simmering with leek carrot and parsley stalks. The text then lists seasoning steps and serving notes, though many words are garbled.
Schedule lists times and locations for mail and service pickups at Horateligan Hast Officn and FP Park. It notes shifts and recurring sessions on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Sundays with several named towns and districts including Minninogka, Vitel, Stndass Lake, and Ul un aypely. The long list covers multiple days and instances across May and June with varied opening hours.
The readable text presents scattered timing notes on Tuesdays Fridays Mondays Sundays and mentions notices about English Mail snail notice and regional references Nor Weet and Singapore but lacks coherent events or identifiable entities.
The London Directory advertises a complete commercial guide to London and suburbs with export merchants, shipping lines, and provincial trade notices. It offers copies for £1 with postage paid on receipt of order and ads for dealers seeking agencies.
European Agency promotes prompt delivery of British and Continental goods at the lowest cash prices. The catalog includes boots, shoes, leather, glassware, hardware, machinery, jewellery, watches, optical items, stationery, and more. Trade quotations from 210 upwards with consignments sold on account. William Wilson and Sons, established 1911, 25 Abelmech Lane, London. Cable address Annuaire Lovisa.
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