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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Dec 18, 1923
Page
3
Rebels seize Cautis in Sree rales Die as President Obrosgun’s forces report a setback. He says the action is a tactical move to quell the revolution in days, as government lines claim renewed pressure across a shattered front.
Telegram from Western Australia reports a $20,000,000 bushel wheat estimate amid war era claims. It notes a prime ministerial fine of £30 and a three month prison sentence, with the quotational phrase It is estimated that used to cite the disputed figure.
A hospital report cites the Cellulow Collar as the blamed device in a Feomslae Pole incident. Details remain sparse as officials investigate the abnormal equipment deployment and related safety concerns.
A damaged OCR styled report lists multiple horse handicap marks and race titles at Nabawa including FIVE FURLONG and BENTON Park events. It notes betting prices for major races and names horses such as Maupeon Spartan King and Sweet Doris with odds like 14 to 1 and 3 to 1.
Tiina has firmed from 20 to 1 to 12 to 1 to win the Railway Stakes. Lilypound leads the Derby at 2 to 1, Sweet Dome and Over There are 7 to 1 for the Hailoway Stakes, and Prsthernest is 7 to 3 for the Perth Cup. A jockey sues an owner amid a disputed payout.
A Melbourne style digest reports large wheat belt additions including 2 600 000 sare added and 2 200 000 acres bare bars, with 900 900 saree in the far south. It notes racing chatter from Belmont on Saturday charity events and the Birickland Stakes where ponters ran fourth. It mentions Thorn district betting, Kenilworth sire sales, and West Australian Derby prospects with owners and trainers eyeing three year olds like Good Hope.
In conscious response to the Bamendje water trouble, a wholesale slaughter of cattle occurred up to last evening with about 170 head destroyed. Officials expect around 60 more animals to be dealt with today.
A fragmentary letter page shows favorable reception fading in the Northern district. Mentions include Parliament contrasts, executive legitimacy, and debate over primary tat. Names such as Dee Aves Moses and T Harrison appear amid a community voice questioning recent political actions.
A stray OCR fragment notes a protest at Banford Street with a burned banner and street obstruction. Authorities responded but details are incomplete, leaving readers with a vague scene of civil action and police presence.
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