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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Aug 15, 1918
Page
4
The listing highlights Sungrees shapes offered at the town’s lowest prices. Shoppers are urged to compare value and hurry to take advantage before stock runs out.
The committee examines locality costs for freezing works near Fremantle and Geraldton, noting stores, fuel, housing, and transport savings. It argues for near-port location, near stock sources, and experienced local labor, plus a wartime Imperial Government meat contract, potential Victoria link, and financial projections showing a healthy dividend on capital.
A letter to the editor discusses the plan for freezing works near Westorts and Murchison, arguing site choice and water supply impact. It cites Geraldton as an alternative and stresses local advocacy, logistical needs, and potential timelines before operations could begin.
A fragmented catalog entry lists horses and consignments with ornate descriptions. It mentions a horse named Repidity, its lineage, color, and expected traits, alongside partial references to buyers, breeding notes, and a stallion advertising-like tone from Orlene Co.
Fragmented text describes a drive to aid farmers with twine funds and a prize scheme for producing veils or similar items. Includes references to Western Australia, SPCA, and organizations like Tech Comforts Fun Movers Gordon, Newsagen Association of WA, Parmners Morexatile Union. Contains procedural instructions for making horse fly devices and weaving techniques, with measurements and belt-like steps.
Fragmentary OCR notes referencing Canada food board, flour and pork stocks, a guilty plea, and wartime social debates. Mentions women’s dress, colors, and patriotic framing amid conscription era rhetoric with disjointed phrases and mangled names.
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