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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Aug 31, 1911
Page
1
The column reviews church and political activity, noting the Church of England, Presbyterians, and Liberal League branches in the district. It mentions planned events and seating for a show with a dance, plus commentary on strikes, wages, and Parliament. Fashion observations include embroidered gowns, empire gowns, Magyar sleeves, and decorative sashes.
Isseka hosted an annual school children’s picnic on Friday with a morning sports program and a lively evening concert. Winners were listed in many events for various age groups while a rain shower cooled the joyous day. A Sunday school anniversary is planned for September 10 followed by a tea meeting and political discussions among settlers.
A Saturday cultural hill concert in Mullewa raised social and financial benefits estimated around ten pounds. Secretary A son led arrangements with praise due to visitors aiding the event. The evening featured dances, with many local assistants named, and plans for October races and a W.A.T.C. date alteration discussed. Constable Richardson arrived to take charge of royal pole duties as the town awaits upcoming elections September 23. Mr J L Nanson’s visit on Thursday spurs local anticipation and a hearty welcome is planned.
Tam reports a welcome rainfall after a long dry period with about half an inch measured. The shower uplifts mood though not reaching far inland. Mr. B. J. Watson visited and warned conditions look poor on the Upper Irwell.
W Mullane admitted using diacene language and was fined 20s with 7 days in default. He also faced resisting arrest and received 2s for 7 days. Michael Hyland charged with being an and disorderly person with a lost possession, sentenced to three months in gaol with hard labor.
A brief note describes a tonic called the Peppermint Cure attributed to Woods, claimed to ease a hacking cough in children. The item references a price of 1s 64, suggesting a shilling and pence notation common to the period.
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