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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Apr 11, 1918
Page
1
A damaged OCR fragment discusses trade directories and items like beers and certificates. It mentions various garbled terms and names but lacks coherent details or identifiable entities to render a complete news item. The readable portions offer no clear event, date, or involved organizations.
A partial readable fragment reports a case involving Tate Wiener and a formal note from an unnamed authority. The text hints at a financial or formal matter labeled Quantia-THE GERALDTOR with related individuals and proceedings, but lacks complete details.
A community Easter dance in Ajawa on April 2 featured a roll of nineteen names honored for wartime sacrifice. Mr Carter opened proceedings, S H Mitchell unveiled the roll, and the audience sang the National Anthem. A poem by Horatio Bottomley and multiple fundraisers followed, raising 827 for the Trench Comforts Fund and Northampton Spinning Class charity.
A testimonial promotes Auralon TM as a permanent cure for deafness and head noises after nearly twenty years of distress. It offers packages at four and a half pounds each and directs orders to Auralog care at Kirk'sney, 12 Railway Crescer West Sroydos, Summa, Engin way. A free cab fare offer is claimed for travel to Hevel.
In Meekatharra excitement rose as a young prospector near Main Street reported gold visible in ore at a shallow pan. Residents gathered as shots were fired to reveal the lode extending along Meehan Street near Campbell’s residence and the Water Supply Office, with two hotels and the post office in the vicinity.
Moonyoonooka records its annual Easter picnic with children’s events and adult contests. Highlights include a close finish in women’s racing and the quartz mile won by Mr Testy Ansel. Caber throwing, weight putting, and fencing drew strong crowds, with trophies awarded to top performers.
In Howaghara on April 2 a gifts sale and social raised funds for the Trench Conducts Fund and Schoup Library. Local donors from Hawatharre and Histriets contributed prizes and provisions while Lafies organized raffles. Mrs Turges announced the totals and gratefully thanked participants. the event featured raffles, food, and a charity race.
Ever since the stone age generations refined apple growing producing new varieties. Jonathans Cree and Duno’s lead WA districts Bridgetown Barker and others with high market prices. Standards UK price offers good value and quality is praised. buyers urged to choose standard Pack sunblush apples.
A reflective piece on how absence tests love, noting that after months or years lovers often change in looks and thoughts. Reunions feel strange, with both partners recognizing growth and altered memories, yet true affection may endure beyond initial expectations.
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