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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Aug 16, 1921
Page
2
A summary from Mingenew reports promising coal findings near two seams with depths of 12 ft 8 in and lower levels, sparking optimism and potential government-backed development. The report notes parallel seams below the main, suggesting significant quality coal and possible industrial impact. Authorities await fuller confirmation and regional investigations proceed.
A garbled notice outlines an entry for publication with references to publishers and prizes. It mentions a Guardian related publication and conditions that publishers must meet to claim any monetary or photographic rights. The text is fragmentary but indicates a formal contest entry.
Fragmented report notes a party in Kent and coal seams described with tests and discussions. Residents claim quality remained high while debates hint at governmental actions and potential imports. The passage reflects uncertain news awaiting fuller details.
In a Sunday feature the piece reflects a rural audience enjoying a Hol Eujoyed concert while noting a racing tipster’s forecast and inventor Powell Woes who popularized wireless receiving apparatus. The account mentions listening across Bordeaux to Santiago and a Lauder song, with a chorus-like mood and curiosity about modern communication.
A Victorian paper notes an advertiser's quarrel over printed name inclusion and a Northampton Local Court session delayed by railway timetable changes. It also covers the Primary Producers Conference, Christ Church repairs, and district supply planning with mentions of local figures and businesses.
An odd historic fragment reports a medical remedy claim involving Bor Chilken and a peppermint cure named by Grant. The text hints at folk practice or advertorial style prompting readers to try home treatments for coughs.
A correspondent reports a third seam located in bare at the Cony Seam, with garbled post noon notes about observations and a death toll. A new house is welcomed near Fay at the Town Hall as mourners gather for a farewell in Gerabiton.
Mr GW Deskley proprietor of the Avop Gazette and Mrs Buckley left Geraldton on Tuesday for Perth and the Port to join the Orient liner Omar to England. They were guests of Councillor and Mrs Christie during their stay.
After much dispute among church leaders in Philadelphia a compromise was reached on a policy regarding modesty in attire. The agreement sets bounds on neckline and skirt material, aiming to align with decorum while allowing usable fabrics and styles.
A fragmented advertisement notes drapery items and ladies wool jumpers offered at prices below manufacture. The readable text hints at a barge stock sale and clearance event with mentions of golf and holiday pricing.
The column covers Belmont Park Helens Vale and Gold Fields chatter with betting trends, winners like Ayrway Rosy Rel Shelbourne and Ohd Man Gimli, plus riders Jeffery Saipan and Marcy Treen. It notes Speciality Sizzle and Gazomp as top prospects, Goliath-like favorites, and upcoming Randwick and Caulfield events.
Richmond Main and prominent backers look to secure victory in the AJC Derby with the Baron's son of Prints Foots, who has won the Victoria Derby and Molwred Cup for Coat Stag in 1909. Rosy Bed, owned by H W Clarkson, eyed for Saturday, a six year old imported gelding seen as a potential late bloomer after earlier promise. Lochiel notes efforts to rehabilitate releases in Pec as South Australians plan next month, while Canadian game struggles in this state.
An article from Melhourade A. 7 titled The Pictures Sidelights reports massive year end entertainment tax figures. It notes 551,354 total tax with near half from poorer classes, and 95,866,020 in attendances, implying Australians paid about 19 visits per person for entertainment. Pictures accounted for over 3 million in revenue, with 1.6 million from other forms.
A massive steel ingot mould in Britain reportedly measures about 15 feet long with an 18 inch diameter and weighs around 73 tons. It proved too large for railway transport, requiring inventive hoisting and wheeled truck support to move it for steel casting.
Mr Ossi described a Perth arrival at a time of year for various insects. He noted differing classifications and biting forms among beetles and pests, mentioning oak and other trees. The passage is fragmented and lacks clear events or dates.
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