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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Dec 14, 1915
Page
4
Martin J. M. Hugh’s installment shows Beatrice attacked by unseen fate as Beatrix decends into madness. Amid turmoil the narrator adultly recalls Beatrice’s collapse and a doctor orders isolation while Mrs Bently and others suffer aloud in a dramatic, unsettling scene.
An excerpt centers on Miss Lyster and Nellie as a letter arrives at Stue Lyster’s, prompting plans to meet Mr Barton and Arnold Road. Tension rises over a controversial note and a forthcoming telegram about a late eight o'clock departure, with Marylima’s death noted by Miss Hamerstey.
War munitions firm formed under the Companies Act aims to produce all munitions for wartime use including shells, gas, and other hazardous arms. Directors from Perth and Way of life listed. volunteers and shareholders to be allotted shares with applications via the company or directors.
Fragmentary text notes a detention and an attempted action involving individuals named Shea and Trem with unclear locations and dates. The garbled OCR limits extracting coherent facts, making precise identification of events or outcomes impossible.
Unke Austic notes that Duncan Henderson Tom Hughes and Alf Barker have returned to the Murchison goldfield. Historic pockets are recalled from the era when Henderson and his partner yielded about 3000 ounces and the Shamrock claim yielded 1100 to 1200 ounces. The piece hopes these veterans will again find big success.
Reports from December 4 describe harvest work delaying attendance at sales while prices for sheep remain strong. Cattle yarding at Copely Siding was the smallest on record as fat cattle shift to local sources. Naval weekly sale saw steady lamb numbers with fair quality from Midlams and Watmoobssom districts and prices near last week.
The consignments include heavy weights with uniform color noted as very white and easy handling for buyers. A large portion, about 74 head, were sold the day after, with prime heavy weights bringing £15 to £16 and smaller lots priced around £180 for light weights and best medium sorts.
Attendance high with fair quality sheep and cattle, though heavy stock scarce. Prime Merino lambs quoted 23 to 24 shillings, ewes 19 to 30s, lambs up to 22s. Pigs 62 head. cattle 352 lots sold, best heavy weights £14 10s to £15 0s, others £11 to £19, with supplies down from March and Midland regions. Guardian copy available Northampton edition.
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