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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Aug 19, 1919
Page
2
The text thanks the public for past support and asks for continued backing while indicating actions to be undertaken by the group. It references a group and continuation of a project or venture with a request for public assistance.
Fragmented account describes a Tuesday August 19 1979 gathering at Utararra with the President K A E Grt and Mr D E present. It notes committee members, hunting event preparations, and a local game with a decisive lead by the locals amid various works and exhibitions.
A garbled OCR snippet mentions a public notice or correspondence about a publication and a " truck of coal " failing during printing. It alludes to William Hinges and a gas problem, ending with someone "gave up the ghost" as the press failed and power leaked.
A three hour meeting of seamen at Protestant Hall in Sydney discussed fuller explanations from officials visiting Melbourne. They aim to report back to the Sydney firumen and expect further delay in settling the strike. Uncertainty remains over Senator Millen and the word ratified or red.
A district protest led by Ger Ald To X complains of stalled work for hundreds of men. Mayor Frank Green presided with officials including Milla Hickey Maley and Wiicecy. They urge fair federal and state treatment, expect mines to reopen, and seek employment pathways while awaiting policy changes.
A local meeting urged the Federal Government to lift the embargo on shipments, arguing it harms the Western States copper and wool sectors. They pressed for state smelting works, warned centralization would devastate the district, and pledged support from returned soldiers and the mayor to push a deputation to authorities.
Mr BE Morrell of the Ironbarks and his friends learn of his improved condition after a course of treatment in Per'h Gem is returning home with Mrs Morrell tomorrow night Gem Will Brede son of Mr and Mrs Brede comes home in the Canbermans, left Capetown and will reach Fremantle in about a fortnight A large number of friends gathered at the station Corporal Chapman with two years away was welcomed home warmly Several other soldiers including Bombardier Sinclair Abe Fessier and Private Haigh are also returning home Haigh’s family in the loco department has heard his return is imminent
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