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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Aug 18, 1923
Page
4
The report notes stock market activity with mention of cattle trading and a value figure around 6,338 in a local market at Junction. It references a main person involved in sales and a price point around 34 per unit, reflecting overall market movement and volume.
A fragment notes ale quality with emphasis on light and unbroken sorts. The sentence suggests a peculiarity or typo about available ale types and delivery or serving style. No clear event or named entities are identifiable.
A fragmented market note lists bullock prices from 20 1WW to 21 10 with best mediums at 18 10. It ends with a query on medium weight prices and mentions selling at 55 per head.
Deliberations include the request to plant a versadah near the station and the railways commissioner's price for electric lighting. Police report clarifies goat destruction lies outside police duties. Reports mention works grants and miners tied to a box J MLC ministerial update.
Fragmentary listing mentions beef and mutton quality, pork items, and unclear references to choppers and Vin a. No clear events, dates, or identifiable organizations emerge.
In Edinburgh a Glasgow clerical worker challenged a declaration claiming she married Lord Ashmore. The court heard she was 14 when she began work and later signed a scroll under pressure, with no consent to marriage. The judge ruled for the girl, citing youth, influence, and lack of true agreement.
A reader from Sydney advertises a cheap ointment described as a universal cure for various pains and skin troubles. The note emphasizes quick relief, mentions a single application sufficing in some cases, and notes pricing at 6/9 per pot with mail order availability. It asserts hundreds of lives saved and urges keeping the ointment handy. The message is signed by someone in Sydney.
London will gain the largest restaurant in the world, the Corner House in Coventry Street Piccadilly Circus. The immense complex will host over 4,000 diners daily with 10 floors of dining, confectionery manufacture, and an American orchestra.
A defense of antiquarian study is voiced by Marquis Curzon amid protests against grave-robbing and the desecration of tombs. The article notes modern digs for treasures and questions why bodies are disturbed. It also reports on Goowangerup farmer Mr. Chu Caklau traveling to Perth for faith healing and his reported improvement after attending Mr. Hickson's service.
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