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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Aug 28, 1919
Page
3
Telegrams report a significant deputation from Port of Broome teachers demanding substantial salary increases addressed to the Premier. The action reflects broad concern over pay scales and working conditions, signaling potential industrial tension in the education sector.
Coastal steamship firms outline steps to restart regular routes after a temporary shutdown. Ports report readiness, crews scheduled, and safety protocols updated for passenger and freight service recommencement. Officials expect improved coastal trade and restored regional connectivity as timelines firm up.
The State steamers Kwinana and Pemis will sail on Saturday and Tuesday respectively from New South Wales. A threatened hold by builders looms over the Building Trade section as Mas Poe and other leaders push for action, with the end of the week expected to bring a projected big steel works government proposal.
West Australia racing at Boulder Club featured third day racing with Postenn winning the handicap event at seven furlongs. Bonera led early then defeated Bobaris by Tonghead while Wooopia placed and Wooopin earned a minor prize amid a field of contenders.
An overseas clipping notes an outbreak of pneumonic influenza spreading in Kal Jourlie with 11 new cases and one death reported on August 28. The report also cites August 27 figures including several deaths and new cases, with mentions of Hickory and related locations and dates.
The subject named Geraldson is reported improving after several days of illness. He had a good night recently and shows signs of convalescence. A sister notes the teen is recovering and progressing toward better health.
The Sister in charge of the Isolation Hospital acknowledges with thanks from the following: Mr and Mrs J S Teatle Miss Counole Rowe Mr Hallway Hoel Mrs W Bennett Joy Chapeau Mr F W Sted. Old linen and spare clothes were gratefully received for the hospital.
The mayor and council discuss influenza risk linked to the West Perth football team’s visit. Officials wonder if the trip should be curtailed, fearing disease spread during the December period and potential public health consequences. The matter is weighed against the team’s schedule and public interest.
Waterside workers hold an important meeting amid a maritime strike. The executive committee reports no member will accept work under the new arrangement, insisting on prior agreement with the original shipside selectees.
Mr P G Wicken Chief daapecter of Agriculture for the South We speaks of butter and bacon industries and will visit Central Greenough Geraldton Chap ama State Farm and the Mitchie site this week as discussions progress on the wheat lottery and related matters.
Soma District Agricultural Society notes a committee meeting held at night with Mr Geo Basham and F J Critch in attendance along with Messrs Nat, as reported in the fragmented OCR. The record is incomplete but indicates routine proceedings and attendees.
Notes indicate a shift from the usual working bee to an exceptional plan for early freezing facilities. J Saggers is to report back to the committee, exhibitors should submit entries and fees promptly, and members will be admitted with a carriage reserve fee.
The Victoria District Turf Club held its annual meeting with a £26 1s 0d cash balance and a £14 9s 6d loss from wet weather. Donations included £20 for pavements, and a three-person committee was chosen after a conference vote. Officials elected: Patron Mr S L Burges, President Mr W McKenzie Grant.
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