Jubilee celebration for nuns marked by prayers and gifts
The ceremony honored Mother Aloysius and Mother Margaret Mary on their silver jubilee with applause, addresses, and a procession. Mr T R de Lucey presented a candlestick and reverent tributes while Geraldton indigneous sisters received thanks for their service and education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio
Aloysius
Stoter
Margaret
Order of the Presentation
Thair
T. R. de Lucey
Heales
Aloyaias
Mother Margaret
Mary
Sim
Totem
Tatrick
Carnarvon
de Salat
Goomal
da Lucey
Aleyatus
de Licsy
Lndine
Geraldton
Mr. F Blateery
Kathie
Ledge
Mion
Alma Kelly
Mr Lupp
Tome
Ensaro
Yieo Zum
J. Shephhard Sinig
Erin Fives
Mise Evy Smith Wong
Oriteh Cornet
Killarsey
Lyn
Coms Wong
Tha
Meeter J
Brindley
Gacoro
Delaney
Chicken
Yotal
Fj Slattery
Ive
Mire Wells
Gort
J. Drew
Guente
Pupila
Felenda
Tadlew
Mumuy
Bimir
Peace Conference Acts on League of Nations
Paris January 26 reports the Peace Conference passing a resolution in favor of forming a League of Nations as an integral part of the treaty. The League would open to every civilized nation to promote its objects through periodic conferences, with a permanent secretariat and a committee to determine the League's functions. New York telegraphs Lloyd George outlining British lines and President Wilson urging timely action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
League
Nationa
New York
Lloyd George
Wilson
Found Paradise in a Tih Desert King Ferid of Arabia Story
An interview with Vincount Aled Germain, posing as Ferid I, claims he rose from explorer to king in Arabia. He recounts meeting Persian pilgrims, uniting viziers, and proclaiming a single ruler for a land of over twenty million. He describes reforms, a new capital Eyoon, and royal pageantry, noting harems were suppressed yet quietly kept.
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Vincount Aled Germain Lt
Brouil
Ferid I
Arabia
Paris
Armenia
Syria
Euphtes
Jerusalem
Mecca
Valfey
France
Armia
Stasof
Ferid
Eyoon
Uohin
Northern Forces Attack and Petrograd Surrender Fear
The Parisian correspondent reports real fear of Bolshevik spread in Europe as moderate forces in Germany, a Poland compromise, and a Russian question settlement appear to quell Bolshevik danger. Petrograd surrender threat by northern Russian forces lingers amid Norwegian and Baltic theater chatter in January reports.
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London
Dolshovit Ministria
Petrograd
Stew York
Parijs
New York
President Wilson to Return February 15 Plans Feb 16 Departure
Paris dispatch states President Wilson will depart for Alma on February 15 with plans to return to conference, and indicates Mr. Tat will replace him at the talks. The report notes the timeline as of January 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Wilson
Almeche
Mr Tat
German Elections Result in Socialist Majority
In Copenhagen dated 26, final results show Government Socialists securing 190 seats and Independent Socialists 28. Several women are among the elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenhagen
Fan
Socialistz
Asath
Germany and Russia dominate early 20th century indemities and evacuations
The Paris correspondent reports Germany may owe an annual indemnity of 500 million pounds if allowed normal life resumes, with Wilton opposing punitive terms. A Stockholm telegram notes the Bolsheviks evacuate Petrograd after defeats, 67,000 Petrograd workers on strike, Trotsky relocates to Novgorod, and Red guards retreat amid food shortages.
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New York
Paria
Chicago “Daily News
Maya
Germany
Herfferich
Wilon Mas
Suprens Council
Ais
Pete Reer
London
Stockholm
London Morning Post
Helsingiorn
Trotaty
War Ministry
Bolshavicke
Petrogrind
Tan Oury
Trotsky
Novgorod
Red Guarda
Rowhevick
Katelin
Sunjerel
Victoria District Turf Club meet at Junuary show
There was good attendance at the Victoria District Turf Club meeting in January. A train to Geraldton, motor conveyance from town, and contingents from the countryside filled the day with races and committees coordinating with Mr N Bartlett as clerk of course and Mr J Brown among stewards. Firsts included Contfold Blutter in a six furlong sprint. Foundation Thandicap and other events listed with times and purses.
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Geraldton
Mir A. P. Bock
M. C
Macvensie
N. Bartlett
4. Elliott
J. J. Brown
G. F. Mosely
M. Quamn
and &. Clark
5. Nladdy
S. Macvenzie
G. 1. Mosely
Iso
H. Milla
Randell
Smoke-Cured Youth Sparks Vexed Elders Conversation
A short, jocular exchange unfolds as a youth smokes a briar despite elders’ disapproval. The old lady urges restraint while the boy insists he has learned and persists, reflecting a humorous clash over tobacco and propriety.
Patrick in the gutter aided by Father Lunn
A fragmentary report notes Patrick lying in a gutter when Father Lunn arrived and urged help. The text mentions an attempted aid and a pig in the scene. No further clear details or names are discernible.
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Patricks
Market Report from Meury Dalgety and Co Ltd
Market quotations show cattle and beef prices across quality and weight bands. Best heavy bullocks reach £18 18s 6d, cows to £15 17s 6d, heavy beef at £42 per 100 pounds, and sheep prices from 17s to 18s for prime ewes. Pigs and store stock also quoted with firm activity and year-round yarding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tholee
Prine Weth- Vers
Lampe
Upper Chapman Ro Report on Roads Tours Meeting
Minutes from the Upper Chapman Roads Tours meeting of January 16 1919 show present J Z Forrester chairman J McCartney C Calder and G D Buchanan. Correspondence and queries from Landa Department and residents discussed with undertakings to inspect conditions before any road closing and to address bridge and road repairs including broken stone filling and local tolls. Secretary instructed to pursue settlements on accounts repair notices rent and creditor communications as the meeting adjourned at 6 30 p.m.
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Upper Chapman Roads
J.Z. Forrester
J. McCartney
C. Calder
G. D. Buchanan
Landa Department
Tt van Gestret
Ile
Geo
Vint
TY Wan
Conner
Smitha
Crasins
Darlot
Arrino
Upper Irwin Roads Board Monthly Meeting Notes
The Upper Irwin Roads Board held its ordinary monthly meeting with Chairman E A Field presiding. Secretary and Supervisor reports were read and adopted. various correspondence noted. Tenders for windmill records were considered. costs for duplicate parts and millet care were discussed. The Secretary was to confirm taming fees due to Mr Saund em. The Works Secretary noted £150 for the previous minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irwhn Roads Board
Stetmat
E. A. Field
Messra Derlot
Watson
Ing
Powel New Reads
Yendangokn
Wnder
Board minutes note road work and staff changes
The meeting approved minor works and supplies including posts for gates and a motor tool report for J F Hackel. It noted trip abandonment due to unavailable transport, discussed road deviation maintenance, and confirmed staff appointments and daily hours. Urgent repairs, telephone service installation, and dam and drain maintenance were ordered with accounts totaling £30 1s 0d passed.
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Sheppard
W. OW
Oliver
Konia Board
Om Rothsay Road
Widland Trailway
Seon Tiny
Station Yard
Mingonow
Ayas
Nenakine
Nanakine
Holmes Ros
Nominations Opened Under WH S Rules February 22 Deadline
Entry rules state nomination fees must be paid with entry and acceptance foot before weighing. Secretary Hordiner notes weights and official details, with February 22 as the closing date for nominations under the Stewards approved by the W.A.T.C. Hacks.
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W.A.T.C
Mareh le
Heenot Balei
Hordiner
Ibe Besretary
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the “Wussl
Noistievik
President Wilson
American Press
Russia
Rolstavier
Tomion
Bontrune
Firma Hs
Censral
Cotman
Tolk
Victoria District Turf Club
T. Cream
Gintchinsom
Penn
Mickey
B.pottdmans
F. P. Brown
Peersall
Clavelve
Pirwt
Godfrey
Aoina
Firat
J. G. Grants
Gedfrey
Whelun
Donaldson
McDonald
Tuke
Tgmeh
Hadity
Farewel
Me J
Grant
Aridgewania
Imin
Ned Be
Uae
Sam FL
Volition
V. Kyre jGaul
Con Lass
Geulaon
Dewdumroam
Tady Biddy
Warcesnas
Bright Bose
MacKenzie
Market Reports
Dalgety's Weekly Stock Report
Meury Dalgety and Co., Ltd
OP Catte Ark
PAT Stock Market
Chapman
Upper Irwin Roads Board
My & Navy Store
Marine Terrace
Victoria District
Mure
LL. Macey
Rin'nace
Three Springs Racing Club
Tudge
P Durack Brorter
D Gooch
Scales
K Caldon
L McFerson
L Byrne
Messrs
P McKenna
H Page
D Bsxter
Bowman, Varling
W.F.A
Horne
Robur Tea
Weniten Anew
Druids Hall
Arthur C. Macey
Rumy
Ana Ary
MY and Mary
Orden
Verein Gerailion Ly Mucwr
A. Gibson
A. Gibson & 00
Vous Chist Studio
Braziacoane
Jong 5
Edgar
Sven
Bartletta
Cmedrins
J Snell
Thris
SNELL
Kodak
Browning
Melbourne
Stewart
A. Pesfeely
Bartlett
Rng
Keward
Iewie
Withers & Oe
Hartiett
Ante Dwmart
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