This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 22 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Dec 18, 1924
Page
3
Fragmented OCR notes describe a retreating force and various figures. Mentions Tangier and Wiseingshire with thousands affected. Names Meyer and Ryamainisiss appear as part of a confusing military or trade context.
A garbled report describes a jewel theft linked to a wealthy American's treasure, with references to New York, Sandy Hollow, and an elaborate scheme. The fragment hints at a planned sale, a delivered consignment, and ongoing investigation into the jewel trade and suspects.
A man in a cafe fatally wounds his wife after an argument as onlookers react in shock. The assailant confronts witnesses, then uses a weapon to strike and fatally injure the woman before the scene ends in tragedy. The incident appears to involve a drinking bout and escalates to fatal violence.
The article outlines a busy holiday program at the King s and Queen s theatres with a mixed bill of vaudeville, opera pieces, and feature films. It highlights Len Cartwright s management, forthcoming big productions, and plans to showcase Charlie Chaplin works aside from Woman of Paris, plus screen events at the Queen s and King s venues through the week.
A Haturday evening event for 200 children saw Father Christmas arrive with gifts for the Little Darlings as teachers and parents received thanks. A £5 balance raffle prize crowned the night, with Mr Hollings receiving a gold timepiece and silver-plated items. The gathering praised the teachers and the community spirit.
An apparent new political faction emerges opposing Labour. Key figures Kerib and Dee, both 18, rally support and announce a plan to unite National Labour and the Kountry Partin into a national party. Hiedames Mtinetedt is named to lead the party with J. ky Ate as president and F W Campbell as secretary.
Fire in the bunkers of the West Australian Government steamer Bam ia delays its departure from Darwin. Advices received suggest the fire is under control and well in hand.
Fragmented report notes cattle measles in South Australia with unclear details on affected herds and origins. Authorities and local observers reference new vaccinations and possible spread by trade. exact figures and dates are unreadable in the OCR.
Vague notes report an incident near Pripse's Bridge in Melbourne on December 18. The scene involved a motorist and a crowd of passengers as officers or witnesses observed the situation. Details are unclear due to garbled text.
In New South Wales a withdrawal was decided regarding the steamer Riverina from the Wertre Australian trade. The vessel will not sail on Wednesday and will remain idle until January before proceeding to the Hubart-Swelner preview. Also noted, the Richmond Mais mine on the south Maitland coalfield was claimed to be a world record coal output.
Notification reaches health authorities across Queemized as reports indicate the epidemic is gradually subsiding. Officials monitor case counts and advise continued precautions while assessing next steps in control measures.
At a Chamber of Commerce shipping committee meeting, a resolution warned there will be no support for any Tasmanian members who pledge to repeal coastal clauses of the Navigation Act. The committee will act against noncompliant members at the earliest opportunity. Shr. Meabrook, BSP, said the next Federal House session would push to abolish the Arbitration Court, coastal clauses of the Navigation Act, and the sale of Commonwealth assets.
Friends and relatives mourn Mrs Rumah of the Joe Bank Pangolly district who died recently. The obituary notes her local ties, a musical connection, and mentions W.A. University pianoforte studies and examinations. A Rotary Club lecturer praised a physician, while the community seeks details on the doctor’s replacement and future work.
December reports claim Baxingwall the Railway Stakes favorite is lame with a tender leg and disrupted training. Owner trainer Mr Marie refutes the claims, noting improved condition and continued schemes to run in weight-for-age events, including Derry Day.
Race card from CAMBING PARK with events across Jumpers Flat and mile distances. Names include Arrow Speed Wyll Malaren Golden Punchline Jolly Bobble and Jolly Girl among many horses and riders. final acceptances list Perth December 18 with events to be run at Piew Vien and Derby details.
Stallion Ular covered four furlongs in two seventeen and a half seconds at the Charlemagne LA headquarters track. The effort is noted as the season's first strong showing for the horse.
Members of the Areenough Farmers' Club thank the Ladier Committee for their assistance at the annual show. Their efforts resulted in a donation of £21 to the Chamber Fund. GLINCH, Hes. texy-
A damaged notice requests help for those unable to work due to sickness. It notes low funds and many requests, urging contributions to the fund. Secretary Harold Dean at 4 Bagot Road is listed for contact.
Widespread labor strife looms as a major city tramway stoppage and related actions threaten services during a holiday week. Negotiations faltered, the government pressed for an end to walkouts, while shoppers fill shops decked for Christmas amid rising tensions.
The passage discusses Western Australia telephone and street address listing practices. It mentions water of the jero n of the name of the street, directs readers to address lists, and praises Wise's Directories by T and G Chambers. It references Frank Davis and a phone line.
A fragmentary 19th or early 20th century shop advertisement lists prices for gold rings earrings collars brooches and vanity items. Items include onyx rings pearl jewelry gold pendants toilet ware and gift sets with scattered figures such as 5/4 8/6 12/6 and 20. solid pieces like buckled brooches and mounted stamps appear alongside numerous price ranges for bracelets necklaces bracelets combs and vanity boxes.
A fragmented late notice advertises engagement rings wristwatches gold jewelry and brooches with prices and a display next to Renek Hineen’s shop. It mentions engagement rings from low prices and several gold items for sale with sensory shop details and dates.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.