Classified Advertising Rates and Terms
The notice outlines ordinary and special advertisement rates for Gurunl Advertisements including display and single column ads with prices from 1/0 to 4/- per inch, six words to a rise eight lines to an inch, and minimum charges. It specifies insertion timing, lead page surcharges, wreath and wedding notices, births, and funeral lists with per inch or per line pricing, deadlines, and payment expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gurunl
Sonim
Nasihey
Igen
Tn Te Aed
Eisiarum
Ecoust
Uslase
USA
Municipal Works Report From Geraldton Council Meeting
The Municipal Foreman J Knowles outlined recent works including concrete kerbing at multiple street corners, footpath crossovers in Eleanor and Gregory streets, street cleaning on Gregory Fitzgerald Eleanor Cathedral Durlacher Marine Carting coal and oil to the gas electric station, cricket pitch at Queen's Park covered, soil carting for operation ground, a Queen's Park survey and well drill for water supply, drainage at Marine Terrace and Durlacher, and street maintenance across Marine Terrace Evans P.O. Lane Blesser Forrest Crowther Shenton Fingerall Sandford Duracher Bayley Ordtreet. Footpaths in Fitzgerald Eleanor Sandford Marines attended. all drains at Marine Terrace cleaned. beach outlets cleared. Minor repairs completed across town.
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J. Knowles
Geraldon
Cathedral Avenue
Durlacher Street
Marine Terrace
Queen's Park
N.E
Marine Termee
Tragedies in America Two Explosions Kill Twenty Workers
New York on June 9 reports two linked underground disasters in public waterworks projects across the nation. In Detroit River drill site six workers died, others fatally injured when dynamite exploded near an air drill. In California’s San Francisco area, eight laborers died a mile underground at the Spring Valley project after natural gas ignition. One survivor wore a gas mask to retrieve bodies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Detroit River
Spring Valley
San Francisco
A Man's Body and the Child Health Talk
At a fort eightly luncheon Dr A T White discussed child care noting the body’s fat could make soap, wood, and various items, arguing disease prevention in the young is a noble aim, though details in the fragment are garbled and the remainder unreadable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T. White
Murder Hunt Grips Chicago as Reporter Is Slain
A Chicago Tribune reporter Albert Lingle, killed while probing crime, triggers a citywide outcry. Police, state attorneys, detectives and press groups unite in a citywide murder hunt with a reward of 8000 pounds for the killer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Lingle
Chicago Tribune
Chicago
Policr
Tr Ie
Wireless patrol cars to boost Perth policing plan
Perth police prepare a new wireless patrol system with two Bentley chassis awaiting delivery from England. Local bodies wire the watch house as the Applecram wireless link nears completion. Two wireless operators will be sworn as police officers after training and selection. An announcement on the patrol launch is expected in the coming days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perth
Central Police
Watch House
Applecram
Bentley Motor
England
Fou Wireless
Wham Tel
Winhi
Theatre Declared Black Patrons Ignore Ban
In Sydney, June 10, the Labour Campaign Committee faced a setback when it learned the Picture Theatre, Crown Street, would not host the Leaders speech next Sunday due to opposition. Two men at the corner urged others not to attend, and while a few paid heed, over 90 percent of potential patrons stayed away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bydney
Labour Campaign Committee
Flinders
Premice Picture Theatre
J. T. Lang
Bam
Exchanged wives cause double wedding in Minot district
A Minot district court refused to punish neighbors Kikanstad and Knight after an unusual sequence of divorces and a 90 day wait was bypassed. Two women, longtime spouses of two men, swapped partners in a 2 marriage event. Both kept their own children. The Attorney General pursued the case but courts did not intervene. Judge Buttz called the episode a poetic sign of Aphrodite's shadows over the prairie west.
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Rt. Pas
Minnesota
Jone 9
Minot
Kikantad
Knight
Kikemstads
Farma
Buttz
Aphrodite
Lippiatt in Adelaide On NZ Bred Prince Paladin
Lippiatt, who recently bought four New and three year olds, travels to New Zealand on a visit. He notes strong interest in registering bookmakers in South Australia to run alongside the totalisator. In Western Australia two wagering methods operate separately, and he supports banning doubles. Prince Paladin, once active in the West, appears to have trained off and may not be ready for the Parkside Stakes where he finished in the placing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.T. Lismantle
Prince Paladin
Adelaide
Mya
Advertier
Lipiatt
Western Australia
New Zealand
Matinfartiwn
South Australis
Lippiatt
West
Im- Fred Tah
Albany as a Tourist Resort Promotes Regionwide Appeal
Albany hosts annual Tourist Association meeting in Town Hall. Members tout Albany’s natural endowments climate scenery and water supply as assets for attracting visitors. The piece highlights nearby attractions including Mt Barker Kalgur River King River and Nawarup and notes a downturn period that increases need for a strong promotional push to boost tourism and local economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany ‘Tourist Association
Ampeiition
Albany Advertiser
Fstate
Commonwealth
Valle
Albany
Denmark
Mt. Barker
Kalgua River
King River
Nawarup
Tragic Motor Accident Near Wallan Claims One Life
A vehicle crashed into a stationary car at 2 am near Wallan while two people were aiding a puncture repair. One person was killed and the other injured. The crash involved a fast-moving vehicle described as reckless, with responders pulling up at the roadside to assist.
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Parton
Wallan
Tragic End for Hull Trawler Skipper at Wheel
Harry Palmer, skipper of the trawler Damasca, died in Hull infirmary after returning from a seven week voyage. He set out healthy and intent on bringing the ship home despite illness and worsening condition during the voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Palmer
Hull
Welfe
Luck of the Came: Early Racers in Western Australia Mentioned
A speech to Legacy Chair members in Western Australia touched on racing links and a Japanese official, Mr Kujira Lounge, noting a gambling venture and a reward related to a Knight Commander. The report references investments and memories tied to WALL AC and Picnant memories, with financial figures including a £20/12/- reward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Australia
Australia
Kujira
Crewe
World's Meanest Stories of Famous The Misers
An old chronicle surveys famous misers: John Elwes of Berkshire, Sir Hervey Elwer, and others like the Marquis of Clanricarde and Edward Yates of South London Wilder. It recounts their shrinking fortunes, frugal habits, and odd quirks from penny-pinching to riding horses on grass. It concludes with M. Vandille, Boulogne chief magistrate, whose life ends in extreme parsimony and a costly deathbed bargain.
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John Elwes
Berkshire
Hervey Elwer
Cowes
London
Fife
Marquis of Clanricarde
Edward Yates
South “London
Wilder
Walworth
Roy
M. Vandille
Boulogne
Paris
Vandille
Finn
Mr. Vandille
Fight Your Foe With Will to Win in Harsh Verse
Fragmentary historical verse urges resilience against foes and hardship. It praises fighting the cold and enduring the woods while threatening to end a foe’s term, with vivid but unclear references to a reptile and gemlike toughness. The text reads as a wartime or motivational motto with archaic phrasing.
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Bell & CO
Bell's Garage
Peene
Geraldton Ban
America
Theatre
Keippee
McLean’s Cash and Carry Stores
Prunes
McLean's Cash & Carry Stores
and Bank the Savings
Luck OF the Came
Geraldton
Geraldton Motor & Cycle Agency
Jones
Her Majesty the
Beviy
EARY
Thomsons ~ Limited
Murray Street
L. Hidden
George's Buildings
Tami
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