Fresh Fecit and Vegetables Orders Highlight Specialty Goods
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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Apr 27, 1922
Page
2
Perth old fellows meeting and exhibition notes
A Perth Fraternal Lodge meeting on Tuesday August 11 discussed changes to the schedule and quarterly invitations. The North-West Exhibition drew 2140 adults and 280 children, with new items and weapons on display to benefit a local charity. Fatal mining accidents near Murvhiom and Wallo reported, including a worker buried at Canew’s Sent Mine and another fatal incident at Pay 10% shaft, with responders assisting at the hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perth
Salon
Port George
Uceultan Polien
Jobn Mahasey
Banab
Canew
Yulgoo
Mullork
Wim
Homphal
Mowat Magart
Mudhoney
Vane Room
John Charles Lacey
Aude
Big sale of furniture announced with Labour Day events
The notice outlines an important furniture sale at a busy time near Labour Day with plans for a local outing. It also reports rainfall measurements across several locations and notes a concert by local performers drawing large crowds. Weather delays affected mail service to Germiston, and railway timetables across Geraldton, Perth, and Walkaway were revised with multiple train adjustments.
Ambiguous Football Association debate over ground charges and waivers
A long-winded record from the British Football Association discusses funding for Queen's Park ground work during the season. It notes a proposal to grant authority to collect a percentage of charges for ground improvements, while debates over waivers and payments to players and officials are described. The council splits on the financial plan, with objections about entanglements and attendance figures affecting the outcome.
Geraldtin Youthall Meeting Adopts Treasurer’s Balance
The Geraldtin Youthall session notes a debit balance of £13 3s 2d and adopts the treasurer’s report. C Tindal is elected honorary life member for service, with affiliate decisions and upcoming fixtures to Union permission and officer elections postponed.
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Meadowcraft
It. C. Tindal
Railways
WRALDTON Rifle Club Ball’s Eye Trophy Round Report
The second round of the Hwa Brewery Trophy was fired on Saturday with light attendance due to a fire drill. No. 1 team led by Jowell posted a strong score around 100 while No. 2 team Sturmny topped with AT. A visitor from the Chitlow’s Well club participated, and the next stage of the Nickiswon trophy will be fired over the no yards. Several shooters posted scores, but Grocanagh and Mingenege failed to send in scores, and Broome drew with Supdatone after the latter withdrew.
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Hwa Brewery
Sv. 1
Jowell
Sturmny
Chitlow
Well Itil Club
Mtr. W. Loughton
Nest Matorsay
Nickiswon
Geraldton Nu
Y Tram
Langton
Vermin
Perth
Huston
J. D
Midland Rsilway
Agee Culture
Mininterior
Gailwaye Wal
Crown Law Department
Midland
Agriculture
Minister For Railways
Maley
Geraldton
Midland Railway
Wongan
Dies Railways
Midland Railway Company
Cotwewion
Clarke
Christie
Council
Dr. Clarke
de Clarke
Wonyun Hills
Ling
Midland Company
Williams
Wongan Hills
Murchiwon
Dipert
Gerakiton
Aong Yale
Ioralitton Sone Uwkt
Pakiton
Mullewa
Autumn Bargains Replenish After Summer Drapery Clear Out
A late sale clears summer drapery then replenishes stock with autumn bargains across departments. Men’s trousers and shirts, boots and socks feature strong values, while Manchester and ladies sections offer calico, sheeting, towels, casement cloths, and voile fabrics at reduced prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bel Brith
Harvard
Autumn Offerings Spark Limited Shove Debate
A fragment mentions autumn offerings and a shove debate, highlighting unclear context and uncertain details about the event or actions involved. The text references offerings during autumn and a possible altercation or protest, but specifics are not provided.
Geraldton Struggles Over Midland Railway Service Cuts
Geraldton debates drastic Midland Railway reductions after government replies apportion limited service. Local leaders urge protest or takeover to prevent isolation, citing historical freight flows and current travel hardships for residents and businesses.
Geraldton Trio in Old Country Visit Tale
Mrs Wolwon sister of Mrs C D SP visits relatives in the Old Country after twenty years away. Mr Robson once ran Geraldton business now operating in the Old Country. Major Brearley of the Western Australian Airways tours Geraldton during a company offsite.
Hull Master Monday Festival With Varied Events
From Our Own Correspondent describes a Hull community day of activities on Master Monday. It notes ideal weather, a busy programme of eight events, a dance in the hall, a sit down meal, and a hall raffle to fund the venue. A feature on women traders and motherhood discusses women's evolving public roles and predicted future influence in public life.
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Hull
Tomsing
W. O'Connor
Iec. Anderson
RB. Leard
P. Caron
A. Bandy
R. Keyte
G. Cur
T. Bandy
L. H. Atkinson
I—R. E. Keyte
Janet Findley
May Bandy
Geo. Wight
Mervyn Anderson
Pethering
Cold Air Baths Raise Health Myths in London Letters
A fragment discusses cold air baths used by a famed figure, contrasting virtuous readiness with Laodicean temperaments. It notes the practice of morning exposure in cold air for up to an hour, followed by a short rest, and suggests the regimen did no apparent harm to his health during the late years of his extraordinary career.
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London
Slocy
Cattle milk efficiency debuts in countries with culling trials
The article reports on dairy herd testing and culling to improve profits, citing figures from Denmark Switzerland and New Zealand. It notes milk yield per cow rising from under 120 to about 301 pounds in Denmark, butter output increasing in Europe and North America, and prewar gains offset by lower costs per unit of milk.
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Hweitvertau
Baithar
Michigan
New Zealand
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