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Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Oct 19, 1914
Page
2
Unclear OCR text outlines a store sale event with scattered phrases about discounts and items. Key names and concrete details are fragmented, but the core note is a rebuilding sale set to begin next Friday with various product mentions and promotional language.
Fragmentary OCR shows an itemized storefront line for Flank Green and Co The Big Store in Geraldton. The text includes scattered product or department labels and nonsensical filler, hindering full reconstruction of the original notice. No coherent event or date is detectable.
OCR mishmash mentions locations like Losal and General Vers with scattered names and events. It hints at a meeting in a mall setting with speakers invited, but the text is highly garbled and incoherent, leaving key facts and participants unreadable.
In Memoriam notice mentions a passing and lists names such as Cotton Vitel Bergh Maty Tymertial and Leahy. Vague OCR reads like a funeral or memorial listing with unclear dates and spellings. The fragmentary text names individuals and a boat reference, likely a memorial column.
The letter flood targets candidates amid a heated contest for Geraliton. Claims of bias and manipulation appear from various groups as supporters clash over who holds an edge in the race. Voters see tensions rise around the nominee list and party loyalties as election day nears.
Whealeve won with 83 points to 0 on the pudble 1090 while P. Lowel led scoring. Geg Rowe took the second spoon and Green Rifle earned a tie. G Houston posted notable results though faltering near the TOM. Gibson Trophy scorers included Lanel, Rowe, Woodward, Platt, and Lester as full results detail.
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