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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
May 08, 1909
Page
3
A garbled telegram style clip describes a sequence of events with names and places only faintly readable. It mentions examinations, cages, weigh tickets, and a court or police-like focus, but details are severely unclear and fragmented across the text.
A misread dispatch describes a maritime incident involving a steamer near a dock. A crew member named Walter Palliat assisted in evacuations after a line snagged a crewman, who was hospitalized with injuries. An examination of the Celtic Club reveals a shortage of 27M.
In a peculiar inquest report Mr Penny representing Har emet Whippy Willis contends memory of Miss Fitts death is unclear with potential malevolent acts denied by witnesses. The jury's verdict and the investigation last week are noted as the inquiry proceeds with police and medical examination.
Fragmented report recounts a strike at Broken Hill with scattered names and vague incident notes. The text mentions Eulenes Holfiand and references unclear events and reactions, suggesting confusion or partial observations from an evening briefing and subsequent discussions.
The readable parts hint at a polling or election duty in a city, with mention of March and meetings. Names and places are obscured in the OCR but imply civic duties and scheduling. The text suggests a local government or election context with upcoming events and responsibilities.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions agitators of the working class and a council aiming to secure rulings of trades unions. It references unjust imprisonment at a local Ab ivary, with unclear names and dates in a historical context.
May 5 Sydney reports Me Kiwhin arriving from Queensland amid party factions. Debates over lease and land policy unfold as Deakin leads discussions with Joseph Cook appearing hesitant. Press coverage notes conflicting signals and a slow conference, with plans for further meetings pending.
Vague remarks by Mike K Arce and ministers about policy in New South Wales, referencing public opinion and party positioning. The fragment hints at discussions of tactics, possible fusion talk, and government positions but lacks clear outcomes or concrete events.
Tanlor, Minister for Customs, said the Ministry would be defined as soon as Parliament met. The Labor Party faced dissension. every national trip seemed to strengthen its position for the next country visit.
The note lists various commodities and prices including wheaten and Melbourne wheat, oats and other items with pounds per quantity. It records unit prices such as 3 25 and 3 28 and references different wheat types and market terms.
Government notes indicate wheat production targets for the Vietes de District during the Creaning Season, focusing on grain output and policy guidance for farmers amid rising demand.
Round two results show E Ward behind and J Tait ahead by 102 as Ward wins. Wallace defeats Carbine by 7 while W wely beats Steggall by 4 and Rock overcomes Whitby by 45. Townsend defeats Grimiah 25 behind, Docxer beats Mauser 50, Limber defeats Redan by 50, Watson defeats Chatter by 82, Laing beats Ward and Rock beats Nelily. Third round pairings include Townsend vs West and Wallace vs Grimish with Watson against Dogzur.
The Minister of Agriculture Mr Mitchell and accompanying officials arrived in Northam district after a tour of the Midlands. They were greeted by Acting Mayor Dr Urrell and local civic leaders, and heard speeches on agricultural development, land settlement, and bank loans to promote farming, roads, and export facilities.
Fragment mentions Mr. Vu as candidate for mayor of Geraldton and Dr. Ure responding amid tense proceedings. Details are incomplete but indicate local political discussion and organized group presence.
In the Northampton district on Tuesday the 4th inst, the Minister for Agriculture Mr Mitel Acran visited with Messrs Nupcon Qeul Caren M's.4 and Cooke on the Agricultural Maus. The party toured from Oneuilllay tober Telus acdl 5 acdoel pine and urged the immediate remedying of railway facilities and better accommodation for goods. They met at Roodstemn Hall with local officials and residents, heard appeals for rail improvements, and ended with a reception at Howes station before proceeding onward.
Fragmentary OCR outlines land board actions at the county level with mentions of parcels in sections 16 and 17 and names like Robt. Chay. It includes dates and parcel references but lacks clear context or complete sentences.
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