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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Apr 13, 1920
Page
2
A Tuesday April 2c, 1990 issue of The Seraldton Guardian covers Yor Country and Justi news items with brief notices and local interest stories.
Local notes recount a lively festival week with plays poetry and civic events. The report mentions MF Im Hates hosting Easter activities at Queens Hall and a poem recital by The Syngele Everlast followed by dances and supper. A community gathering praised guests and local officials while planning upcoming events and training committees for youth programs.
The notice lists fixed wheat prices compiled by the Market Board, with different currencies and a guaranteed exception for large sea areas. Argentina and other countries are referenced as part of the market context, noting a Prairie issue and the bulletin's fixed pricing in Gn dollars.
A fragmentary text mentions mosquitoes and an extended period before an event. No clear actions, dates, or entities are readable to establish a full news item.
A traveler recounts a comic misadventure in Ireland starting in Dublin and visiting Limerick Cork and a quayside hotel. He wakes to a frightened chambermaid claiming a comical mistaken room, followed by a sleepy chase through corridors and a startled nearby lady. The tale ends with the maid’s laughter and the prank revealed.
A fragmented discussion on heat and temperature, explaining that heat is the energy of moving molecules and that cooling stops when molecular motion halts. It notes absolute zero, around minus 273 degrees Celsius, as the lowest possible temperature and states that no body can get colder than this.
A fragmentary wartime exchange shows a sergeant and a friend discussing camp life. They joke about food and appetite, with mention of a wife and a cautious forewarning that supplies may be scarce. The tone is informal and domestic amid military prep.
A wet Mendel gathering marks Anzac Day with plans for a town parade and street activities. The evening features a masquerade ball at Se Town Hall with a nine-strong chorus and children’s sports, plus a fete to raise funds for Ble BSA. Sub-committees have formed to coordinate activities and fund-raising efforts.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a Beraltdon Rifle Club monthly event with matches between shooters Sturman and Lester and a reference to a "Beer Vie 200" and "GUD garle Faggie" among unclear details. Names and specifics are garbled, but the record notes a clash between Sturman and Lester and general competition context.
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A fragmented inquest note reports the death of Carmapven Mans Deteh-Tie aged 90. It references Fracem De- Tana and Spin as granted involvement in the case. The jury retired to consider findings after the deteriorated proceedings and unclear testimony, with no definitive verdict recorded in the readable text.
The Noralay branch of the Farmers and Settlers Association held its annual meeting at the Natting Hall on Thursday. New president M Dton led the gathering, with reports on finances, membership, and plans for youth involvement amid attendance challenges and telegrams from absent guests.
A large Sunday night audience filled the lawn as the City Band performed under conductor Jules Fleassder. The programs pleased attendees with melodic selections and a lively romp between pieces, though a few more seats would help.
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