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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Aug 05, 1922
Page
2
A local notice announces the opening of Rosella Hospital in Minnesota for a newly buried memorial service honoring Fred Davis. The event welcomes the general public to attend and pay respects at the facility.
In loving memory of dear nun mudd Larather Private for Vamshaw 48th Battalion killed in action Aug 6 1916 You will be remembered. by loving mother sister and brothers NAMSHAW In memory of our dear cousin Joe Kammbaw killed in service October 6 1910 He was an Australian soldier and one of God's bravest and best. Inserted by Mayany Albert Hipper sin
Local note on Christ Church Girls' Club hosting a cool drink stall at the Wasuur fair in the Burin Holt on Monday. Presbyterian reviews mention Rev J MacGillan preaching tomorrow and a report on a church event with singing in Sdebuide, led by Miss Muriel Coomim.
The report notes Christ Church taioreow services at 11 am with choral guidance and baptismal plans. It cites the arity ventes meeting and Cotton Seed planting advice from the Sunday Times and Guardian. Community prayer gatherings led by Rev McLaren and talk titled Gods Test ensue, with a Wesley church lecture series next week and local court items and medal distribution notices.
The passage reports a donation of five shillings to a European relief fund, notes weather forecasts from the Weather Bureau with unsettled conditions in western and southern districts, mentions an upcoming cinema program at the King's Theatre, and covers a federal grant decision of £220,000 for unemployment relief, detailing allocation among states and local road projects in Northampton and surrounding districts.
A social evening at King's Hall Tuemiay organized by Mr Mitchel for the departure of Mr and Mrs Bheal. Speeches by H A Williams Road Board Clifton Anglicans Parsons Cricket Club Tents Hospitals committee and others praised the couple. A gold brooch set was presented, dancing followed with comic items, and Mr and Mrs Bhead departed by train to the metropolis. The Went Australian Bank appoints a new ger of the Went Australian Bank.
A fragmented historical notice details an Aboriginal burial ground at Block 187 Kindenup and the push to preserve it. References to governance action and figures raise concerns about permanence and protection, while notes mention shipments of iron beef and related activity. the document blends preservation aims with contentious claims from authorities.
A lively town gathering showcased community singing with Mr B Blot on stage and Mr Bartlett addressing the crowd on regional development. Attendance matched high spirits despite crowding, while plans for a Tuesday show week production and future events including weddings and church notices shape local life.
Readable fragments show a marketplace listing with various items including water references, quantities like 4 dow and 17 ts, and several garbled terms such as Mendy Mele ratest and corks. The text resembles a damaged OCR transcription of a local market page with unclear item names and mixed numbers.
The preface to a history of the Genoa Conference quotes Lloyd George discussing two great currents in world politics. He argues the Allies fought for a common ideal but postwar reality demands peace and cooperation to lift nations, with Britain supporting this as part of a broader Empire strategy. He says the campaign for peace is just beginning and calls for continued effort to advance a new world order.
The Powers Move backs appointing a Joint Commission to inspect and influence the Turkish situation, including the expulsion of Greeks from Turkey. The Secretary of the American Navy, during a visit to China, had a near fatal crash as a machine failed from a 4000 height, yet he survived.
A garbled report references Earl Balfour traveling to Berlin on a war related mission. It mentions Britain’s stance toward Germany and hints at efforts to secure peace or prepare for conflict. The text is fragmentary and lacks clear dates or outcomes.
Fragmented text shows tensions between Britain and France over payment, duties, and concessions before a forthcoming conference. Mentions Berlin and London talks, with references to Peters Kea and amid uncertain aims. Indicates Britain seeks advantages while Germany is a focal point of strategy.
The Federation of British Lodentsiong notes Karl Palfearts points about Beitick carrying a Snedew in Akely 10 vise and 1/6 ne seme a de flaking fal payments Crd to relieve taxpayers. It argues that the imxpayers of abe ve countries face a portion of costs in supporting relief and criticizes the push for philanthropy from other countries.
Fragmented OCR text references taxation, a committee or board, and financial figures such as 78,074,4303 and 16,870,506, but the content is garbled. It mentions meetings and statements by groups named Findowsd Morty and Yellowinis state, with unclear context and no coherent outcome or actions.
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