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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Feb 19, 1925
Page
3
London officials release an official bulletin noting influenza symptoms in King and a brief night march. Doctors including Sir Milsom Rees and Dawson attend, with the Physician in Ordinary to the King confirming the general condition.
In Leman on February 16, Mr. A J Cook and Mr. Frank Hodges discuss Mr. Cook's party and that neither patience nor showy promises will help. Five on Mr. Cool frit is mentioned. Mr. Figs says owners receive proposals for industry aid with more significance than Lenis rhetoric.
London reports that the Commonwealths new import preferences seem acceptable to most trades, easing objections, though success hinges on the ministers interpretation of performed extracts. Analysts doubt adherence to the exact wording and worry a six month postponement like New Zealand could enable policy diversions.
Melbourne report states England won by an innings after Australia followed on. The match details are unclear due to damaged text but England dominated, with Australia all out in the second innings and two-figure deficits reported.
Fragmentary OCR describes 108 matches with ragged notes and dubious outcomes. Mentions a draw, pool play, a ticket, and scattered phrases about cards, clubs, and park in a garbled, unpolished record.
The Geriton Bowls Club hosts a roving visit by Mylney's bowling enthusiasts as two championship ties unfold. Reports detail matches Williams and Bennett defeating Haigh and Palmer, and Woodward and Taylor beating Lidwings and Thoms, with results from various pairings and draw shots emphasized for team leadership and skill development.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a scene in Kent Mine district with a boast about a world dessert, a container for a temporary image, and a tense exchange near a steve with a three wheel stand. The readable text is garbled and lacks coherent names or events.
A garbled notice notes a screening with references to a satire on melodrama and a law angle about double jeopardy. It mentions actors Arthur Hohl and Mimi Palmar in a chaotic memory snippet demanding attention to a show evening at Queen's Hall and a “Being Houpeetabie” serema version of Creee H. Flandran.
A fragmented cinema page advertises The First of the Fox 1925 Hupers with sensational lines about The Law and the courtroom drama The Loves of Pharoah, mentioning Exil Jennings and a public trial scene amid dramatic love triangle themes. Also included are auction notices for Nabawa and a farm clearing sale in Western Australia listing stock, machinery, and farm sundries with dates and contact details.
Airways Elder Smith and Co Limited report a monthly market at the centre on the 17th. Competition was fair for most goods though sheep and aged stock were harder to clear. A clearance was completed with overall satisfactory results.
The Fruit Van from Upper Sven will operate starting Monday offering fruit, watermelons, and bouk. Rewe has home type and test week Oscier application for license.
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