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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jan 08, 1924
Page
3
January 3 London report notes Mr Howard Varrer revealing a claim about reparations policy and a peaceful resolution tied to the Treaty of Vor smile. The piece details excavations and sculptures in a tomb complex, with Fletcher-like descriptions of Kings tomb wealth and a stormy scene described by a special London representative.
Fragmented report discusses Lomston and a doctor named Winifeel Cullis describing experiments at a base involving color changes and a proposed promotion of a color shift. The article claims no danger to the public and mentions dramatic color alterations within a constrained range.
In Paria on January, the government suspended the import slate due to thriving priet in wheat and adverse exchange, with varied rates of cx 3 noted.
January 7 report states nine men killed and several fatally injured after a blast at a Japanese colliery. Police arrested sixty one for gathering at a temple under a ban, and a couple were wounded by shell fragments in Smyran.
Shanghai reports Jani Thibetan bandits have attacked American and foreign residents in Batug. They threaten starvation as campaigns of burning and looting increase in Chinaw town.
Report covers merino ewes and sales tied to ship shipments from cargo "Cargon" with harvest ops delaying some consignments. Weather data record rainfall and temperatures, noting December 7 as a clear venture milestone and a year with varied rainfall totals. An Automobile club plans inaugural meeting and new office in Grey with about fifty riders expected at the Upper Chapel event.
A city council and the City Engineer faced scrutiny at a January night session. A special committee investigated alleged rentitions and found the engineer did not attempt to alter the schedule, while calls for accountability and further audit remained unresolved.
Racing at Belmont Park in Western Australia ends with a carnival weather perfect for four days of racing. Lilypond and Tom Foy’s Lilyveil headline a strong program while bookmakers and backers chase wins, with multiple winners across events including two year olds and a final handicap won by Southern Ben amid close finishes.
Perth reports the first consignment of steel manufactured in Australia shipped to the Queensland Government Railways. The deal marks the early phase of a major contract, with the steel used for railway wheel cementings and related components. The company began operations about three months prior, and the work aligns with UNC rental terms and Sydney trade connections.
A Fremantle report from January 8 notes the death at sea involving Mex Wink, wife of Mr Theudorr Wink, noted chairman of the directors of the Moral press at MyDbourne. The brief item records the casualty without detailing circumstances.
Fre fo Menna travels by Detortey with Mussolini in a wonderful gan. The world sees one of the biggest changes for the wetter throughout Tale.
Victoria reports cattle disease outbreak near Bendigo and pneumonia cases in Hongo with births noted. The Treasurer notes plans to reduce capital debt, balance the budget, raise taxation, and increase pension payments. Dr Earle Page cites elimination of duplication to cut costs by about 20000 pounds.
An Australian worker named Gabbe fractured and injured his back while gathering wheat along a South Coast railway line. For three days he crawled in agony before being found and rushed to a railway camp for treatment, but his condition remained serious.
A string of chaotic fragments notes a fatal burn incident, a desperate burglary at a Brunswick shop with an armed escape, and obituary notices. The text references a Mrs Howersh Kirkup dying at 45, a Salvation Army farewell for Ensign Jacob and Mrs Jacob, and local civic figures preparing final rites and transfers.
At a meeting of the Erado branch of the Producers Primacy Ammonention the Executive refused to endurm as Country Party tes Menars. A unanimous vote recorded. the branch debated Ministerial explanations and the status of Mr Malay contesting elections. The branch leader C did not comment on actions, while the executive regretted the Central Provincial Council's stance.
Official notice from LGBTY & COMPANY LIMITED listing forthcoming stock sales at several centres in Geraldton Northam Walkaway and Mabawa with dates in January February 1924. The ad provides quantities of local sheep and station ewes and directs readers to the company for further particulars and delivery details.
The text notes Narawa Markets and government for Mal ourne planning a policy speech in Northam on a Wednesday. It mentions unsettled schedules for Wednesday and Thursday and concerns over cattle theft areas with bags being gathered from certain regions to lift restrictions or losses.
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