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Peak Hill Express

Location

Peak Hill, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Jan 25, 1907

Page

21

Tomingley Tit bits and town notes in railway talk

Local column updates Tomingley residents on railway prospects and public life. Mentions a Railway League meeting, mining and sporting news, new pavilion tender, and local officials amid shifting land values and crop yields.

Spuuwren Railway League George Crowhurst Nemo Earness

Start Right by Starting Now Resolutions Foolish

Wisdom warns that resolutions fade fast and are forgotten. The advised path is simple: begin immediately and take action rather than delay for perfect plans. Emphasizes immediate momentum over grand declarations.

Open Column letter targets socialism and race in 1907

Finley D Frazer of Peak Hill criticizes Bob Paton and the Socialist Labour Party in a January 21 1907 letter to the Express. He argues Christians should oppose anti Chinese and anti Japanese immigration measures while condemning socialist rhetoric and associating it with biblical misinterpretation. Frazer warns of potential imperial conflict if the party supported protectionist policies against foreigners.

Bob Paton Hillingsgate London Paton John the Baptist River of Jordan Mr. Paton John Jordan Socialistic Party Christ Jepson Aloethetry Ptaitorwends Dinor Hall England China Japan Paul Stephen Bob British Empire Finley D, Frazer Peak Hill

Hurricane Devastates Cooktown Friday Night

A severe hurricane struck Cooktown Queensland on Friday night and Saturday causing extensive destruction. The majority of the town lies in ruins with substantial structural damage and displaced residents reported.

Cooktown

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