Geraldton Council debates committee stance over financial reports
The Geraldton Municipal Council sparred during a special meeting over whether to go into committee to discuss financial statements and proposed rates. Dr. W. P. Edwards opposed the move and left as the motion passed, with Mayor H. Carson noting Edwards could retire if unneeded.
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Geraldton
Edwards
Connell
Counell
Davenport
L. W. Shepheard
Rawards
Dr. Edwards
Frat Steps Toward Piety Highlighted by Robert Stevenson
A readable fragment notes Robert Loula Stevenson urging cheerful worship and steady work as members of a fraternity pursue piety. The item emphasizes positive attitudes and religious devotion within the group.
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Robert Loula Stevenson
Gold mining the state's yield shows slight decline this year
The state's gold output for the year stands at 1,104,087 fine ounces, down from 1,105,720 a year earlier, with last month's production at 4,208 ounces. Weighing factors include four weekly returns by Western Australian mines and higher gold prices boosting value despite volume drop.
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Western Australia
Perth
Royal Mint
Mines Department
Wheat Belt Storm Brings Heavy Rain Across Regions
A monsoonal low in Western Australia caused heavy rain and severe thunderstorms across the wheat belt, with Corrigin recording 463 points in the period. Damage included structural damage in southern Corrigin and drowned livestock, while Morawa reported the worst hailstorm in district history. Rain alleviated water shortages and offered relief to the sheep industry along the Great Southern.
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U Aa
Wheat Belt
Coolgardie Guldfields
Sub-Tropics
Intand Sub Tropics
Corrigin
Hall
Canna
Morawa
Great Southern
They Say She Killed Him Chapter One
In a crowded Hertfordshire party Valerie Lane inspires envy and speculation. Peter Trench, devoted yet unsettled, defends his fragile confidence in her as Dr. Trench faces hospital duty and a looming theatre.
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Peter
Valerie Laine
Tre
Trench
Vilorie
Tinea
Imaine
Alonlor
Vialerio
Valerio
Sherry
Dalxy Linmore
Valerie
Dr.Trench
Dr. Trench
Daisy Lismore
Hertfordshire
Talay Lismore
Ethel
de ‘Trench
Delfield
Peter Pet ix
Valerie Lane
Deleth
Heaxallg
Jumons
Tareters
Aintryshire
Peter Trench
Fleetupty Ghaenies
Sinon
Simon Yean
Domaive
Pete
Joe Wax
Simon
Vex
Uwi
Val
R. Trench
Bee
Jwork
Mney
Dr. Treveh
Nasure
England
East End Hospital
Queen Mary Ward
Williams' Pink Pills Promise Health and Vitality
A damaged notice-style ad claims Williams' Pink Pills restore health and energy, clearing blemishes, improving sleep, mood, and skin tone. It touts stronger nerves and brighter eyes with a nutritious blood supply, urging purchase at chemists and stores.
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Andy Xkin
Orends
Williams
Stan
Lincoln Quote On Thistle And Flower Metaphor
A concise Lincoln aphorism notes the contrast between harsh acts and hoped for growth, reflecting on the idea that actions shape perception and legacy. The quotation centers on intent versus outcome in personal influence and moral judgment.
Kidney pills promise relief for urinary issues
An OCR fragment promotes Doan’s Kidney Pills claiming to cleanse waste, ease pain, and relieve kidney and bladder symptoms. It asserts toxins buildup worsens acid conditions, swelling, and rheumatic pains, urging readers to consult a chemist and use the product.
Geraldton Newspaper Office Admits Address in WA
A clipped notice shows a Geraldton based publisher at Guardian Buildings 12 Marine Terrace Western Australia seeking distribution or office services. It mentions Lindsaith and five workers in a terse line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindsaith
Geraldian
Timtt
Guardian Buildings
Marine Terrace
Geraldton
Western Australia
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Locke
Locke's
Milrox
Hocki
Heximed
Lang
Locke’s
P.O. Box
A. Avn
de Witt
Army
Navy
Alr
Geraldton Newspapers Limited
Laos
Ike
Pearl Bellairs
Chapter
Pillar of Judgment
Mes
Newport
Armenia
Abraham Lincoln
Rexona
Geraldton Newspapers Ltd
Lume
Vcuull
Ebael
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