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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jan 22, 1910
Page
3
A fragmentary note references cables and gains amid tangled phrases. The readable portion mentions London and a late reference to “the elevinee yr dat” with unclear context and no discernible event or outcome.
Fragmentary OCR text reports a political contest with hostile tone toward socialist figures. Names and specifics are unclear, but the reference suggests a defeat of socialist elements and a banking or finance related scandal context within a local setting.
The fragment discusses Mr. Asquith and colonial policy, touching on controversies over importing into the colonies and the Free Judgment of the motherland's peace. The text is fragmented but centers on political debates over policy and governance.
The Daily Chronicles argues the election will shape a strong government if the Union continues work, warning that a strong opposition could threaten vital national questions and the integrity of the Empire while emphasizing the defense of private property and constitutional order.
London on January 21 Me Tayvenor Agent-General requests the Tandon Hanter of Commerce consider a border trade scheme for perishable goods with aim of a possible redlining of cargo to Parliament.
The garbled passage describes a Philadelphia fire with a stairway scene and panicked residents. It mentions a woman leaping, a rescue attempt, and injuries, with several people taken to a hospital. The text lacks clear names, dates, or precise details.
Fragmentary text reports widespread pledge by eleven thousand families to boycott beef over rising prices. It hints at imported meat concerns and potential shortages, with uncertain dates and unclear organizational names.
The Weather Bureau reports a low and moving cold front along the north coast with a high pressure ridge over the Bight. Cooler coastal conditions followed as a high moved in from the west, while a front persisted southward from Berth bringing most locations a rain event on the evening of the 11th and light showers elsewhere. Temperatures ranged across daily readings from several stations.
A fragmentary notice lists Retna and Sal Pebriary Ltd as operators in Enid with references to materials including corrugated iron and doors. The brief item notes an industrial activity and a local contact point without full details.
Telegrams report chaotic scenes at Mount Kembla mine amid rumors of coal being diverted for shipment. Authorities in the Southern District consider executive orders as steamer Maluvoretin carries 44 tons, while fire and wheelers were sent to the mine but no one replied.
The minister for defense discusses Western Australia's reactions to ammunition comments by the Prior. He cites flaws in the system, notes 42d rounds plus component parts for artillery, and signals plans to increase stockpiles and modern rounds for all war units.
A man identified as Corley sustained a hal injury and was removed to York Hospital after an incident in West Australis. Police and medical staff attended the scene. the man's condition and cause of injury were not detailed in the fragment.
In a blurred report, Louis Sullivan explains an injury saying he cut himself to relieve his head. He is not seriously injured, according to an evolving account from the hotel scene.
A garbled forecast from the Commonwealth Mint warns of heavy ground moisture and unsettled conditions across eastern regions. It cites potential flood risk along the Gwydie and Nami Rivers with rain expected to persist, affecting the Melbourne area and nearby districts. Authorities urge caution for travelers and residents in flood-prone zones.
In a Queens Park match Barker Wort led by Barker and Rowe while Hutchinson and Stokes built a steady stand. Walter Stokes and Kelly’s bowling held the innings, Jackson and Clarke contributed careful knocks, and Ulster’s fielding moments, including a difficult grab by Drummond, shaped the late stages.
The text surveys Australian political life, noting large topics from women’s suffrage and parliamentary candidates to nursing programs and legal milestones. It mentions future income concerns, education advances for women, and a mix of local Australian society items, including fashion embroidery trends and shop anecdotes.
In Methourntown on January 21 a man struck another in Newark Street, leaving Gerald Tow dead. The assailant, described as Alken Sloven, and a second man fought after drinking. Raowihen was arrested.
The Freier and Moore family plan to leave for England February 7 and return to Geraldton for Geraldton State School. A diphtheria case arose among their children during travel. Perth experts, including W W James and A T Davies, attended yesterday’s gathering, while Chief Electoral Officer E G Slanders appeared briefly. A public meeting in Yuna raised a windmill and water tank levy to fund government projects, with thanks extended to Secretary Wake for leadership.
The January meeting of the Gressough Board was held at Central Grocery on the 11th with members Miosura, Me RK Mamersley acting chairman, Le Mamas, HM Wilson, Bet Anderson, A.C. Clinch, and de Me Cartes present. Accounts amounting to £21 1s 0d were approved for payment. the Auditor's report praised the secretary for collecting fares. New works include road works and a survey, with licensing officer appointed for 1910 and next meeting scheduled for Tuesday February 1.
Obituary notice from Dongarra News reports the death and funeral details for the late Torwday. It lists grieving parents Mr and Mrs Watson and a wide circle of relatives and friends. The service included a bal Mont ale hunch and other traditional ceremonies performed by local clergy and attendees.
Protection guidance advises covering grape bunches with paper tags to deter pests. Available in all sizes at Constantine and Gardner's, priced at 4d weekly list, as stated in the We parcel notice.
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