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Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Mar 03, 1915
Page
4
A war dispatch reports heavy fighting as German forces attempt a breakthrough. Allied lines hold with counterattacks and bayonet charges, while German troops suffer losses and retreat toward the west. About 2,700 enemy troops are mentioned with substantial materiel losses and disrupted supply routes.
A wartime communique from Friday night states Allied forces push north of Mesuel and capture several trench lines in the Champagne region as they advance against German positions. The update notes progress near Vreiles Mesvilles and Huthis with continued pressure on Belgian fronts.
A bi weekly report from the feud notes heavy storm conditions hindering operations and delaying actions. It cites shelled trenches and ships under fire with casualties and shipments diverted to supply lines amid harsh seas and military maneuvers.
Apparent confusion and garbled text describe a chaotic Friday event with unnamed locations and figures. The fragment hints at casualties and attempted prevention but provides no clear names, places, dates, or outcomes. The readable bits suggest a health or defense context with at least one violent incident.
The report recalls a brutal February clash east of Ypeth where German troops suffered heavy losses after a series of attacks. British then held the line with decisive countercharges, noting several steadfast soldiers who died defending their trench while others exhausted their ammunition and were overwhelmed.
A February 19 attack near Ypres to Menin describes German artillery superiority early, then French reserves countered. The French dug a cross trench, moved mortars, and enfiladed the German lines with hand grenades, killing defenders. German losses reported as 400 killed and 60 wounded, French 50 killed and 80 wounded.
Misspelled and garbled text references Invasion of unwellness and Suez canal with scattered names like Constantinapte and Heersheba. Mentions Keb Amsterdam and Valois, but details are unclear and names are garbled.
Warships have succeeded in a tactical operation at the entrance to the Dare Dunelles. Detected movement suggests control of key positions near the harbor as forces consolidate on the approaches. No further details available.
A detailed account cites three British battleships and a French warship shelling forts at Cape Mojles Sebbelbair and Orkaniel. The action continues with vessels moving into range, delivering precise and destructive fire. The report notes casualties and ongoing bombardment during February, with ships like the Queen Elizabeth and Irresistible active in the operations.
The notice lists spots for obtaining the Geraldton Express including Messrs EB Sell A J and other names. It suggests expanding many old businesses, reviving doll trades, and preserving large markets as part of a broader revival plan.
Fragmented OCR style notes mix nonsensical lines about youth romance and social fate. It hints at relationships and social perception but lacks coherent events or clear subjects to summarize into a concrete news item. The piece reads as a garbled draft rather than a reportable story.
A garbled account describes a hospitality focus at a Tie pitelite gathering with mentions of guests Moschotud and Haeneay Cutts and a plan to develop sand partitions. The text shifts to fragmented references to food prep including broiled tomatoes and a muted performance setup, with unclear names and places.
Mail schedule lists close times and routes for Geraldton Eastern Porrester’s and many rural stations including Ellendale Glengarry Minsinooka Sand Springs Tib radoen and Fremantle Perth Midland lines. Regular daily and weekly departures specify 5 to 7 am and afternoon times with multiple hamlets and private bags.
The London Directory offers a complete commercial guide to London and its suburbs with lists of export merchants and the foreign markets they supply. It includes steamship lines arranged by sailing ports and provincial trade notices, with advertising options for dealers and manufacturers. Published by The London Directory Co. Ltd. at Abeburch Lane, London.
The college overlooks the Bay with Tutor Tower and Gothic turrets visible. It offers extensive medieval style gardens and battlements, plus health and comfort for students. Certificates include 130 from Adelaide University and others. distinctions total 128 across arts and commerce. The school prepares for Adelaide University exams and public service, with special accommodation and private lessons offered at set rates.
Wholesale indents promptly executed at lowest cash prices for British and Continental goods. Includes books, stationery, boots, leather, chemicals, china, glass, cycles, drapery, millinery, hardware, jewelry, watches, photographic goods, provisions, oils, and more. Commission 24 to 5 per cant. Sample cases from £10 upwards. Consignments of produce sold on account. William Wilson and Sons, established 1814, 39 Abchard Lane, London. Cable Anneaira, Lonsos.
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