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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jan 24, 1925
Page
3
A Soviet press item reports that am en has destroyed 40 towns across the trans-Caucasus region. The fragmentary source cites widespread damage and blanked details.
London reports June 23 that about twenty thousand Derbyshire coal miners threaten to strike early over pay and conditions. The potential walkout could disrupt supply and draw attention to labor demands across the region.
Representatives of the Colt Storage Company say reductions were necessary amid labor unrest. Ady Bogan, an official of the Tramaport Workers' Union, reported the strike last night during the revolt at Ainsaalof Sciever site.
A private Melbourne sub-divisions meeting will disclose why C. J. De Garis left the city. Only with issued tickets will investors gain admission, ensuring absolute privacy for the proceedings.
Melbourne reports an creditors meeting of the Met visions Company where Mr Woolf of the Reconstruction Committee describes De Garib's actions as aimed at creating maximum regret and anger after his reported death. The discussion considers whether damage would arise if De Garis were brought back.
Officials outline exemption criteria for large landowners. Tax relief applies to unimproved land under certain conditions, with thresholds tied to acreage and use. Applicants must prove holdings and use to the Commissioner.
Fragmented OCR passage discusses glucose and levulose near equal mix and mentions natural sugar and stimulants. It references morning dawn and exhaustion but remains unclear. The text appears damaged with garbled phrases and inconsistent terms.
Fragmentary text hints at a narrative linking D Artagnan and three companions Porthos Aramis to a faux tale. References to a rest captain general and a Malbion era set piece suggest a literary frame or misread OCR. The passage appears garbled with mixed names and misplaced phrases.
England failed by 11 runs after a stubborn chase as Gregory and Mailey bowled well for Australia. The Test match remained competitive until stumps with England at 44 for eight, then 16 in the morning, as Australia claimed victory probabilities late.
In Sydney dated January 1 1900 or 1901 a coalfield report notes 14 collieries idle due to lack of steamers to transport coal. Across various ports 26 collieries are idle with crews totaling around 4 000 men out of work. The maritime bottleneck hampers coal output and employment.
A race card from Perth features detailed odds and entries including Waylen Plate Seven furlongs and King’s Park Handicap. Bets list Tote totals and multiplicative odds for several runners such as Cunjegirl Vilette Kyla Botting and Murray Mole, with betting shorthand and quoted prices.
The Evening Standard reports English professionals in Australia protest Lord Hawke's controversial comments about employing professionals in cricket. Hawke recalled times when teams used two professionals for bowling. The piece suggests Hawke's speech may speed the day a professional captains an English side.
Australian Board of Control and other cricket authorities in the Eastern States reject Lord Hawke remarks. Mr Warmick Armstrong notes Hawke would have sent the Australians home during their last England tour, a sentiment seen as unacceptable for the current era.
Citizens in London hotels and clubhouses reacted to a revolt with disappointment yet valued the Mac Cort effort reported as instrumental to saving the game. Local observers noted the event’s impact on morale and future play.
Reported extreme temperatures reached 107.3 and 1092 degrees on December 20th and 21st, halting harvesting. Grafting delayed as farms stripped for ground work and sheep numbers reduced. Employment data show 77152 workers employed at start of October, up from August 765,422.
The report lists scores from matches involving Commopolitan s Geraldton Commopolites and Australe Mercantiles. Geraldton bowled as 136 for first innings and Amelia Mascantila Australe ended with 92 for second innings declared.
The recap notes a 220 yard junior race with times and placements. Barigaby clocked 14 seconds with others around 3 minutes, J Davin 18 seconds, E Bowe 23 seconds, Clifton 1 minute 4 seconds, Burt 1 minute 10 seconds, and a fastest time of 2 minutes 26 seconds cited.
Friday January 1005 at Zp bead Bhorthers Hectatrain Cows and Heifers on Monday 26th mat at Narew Tarre Bridge. Return fare per ear 5? Are leave 9 am and 10:30 am from Down Hall. Hot water provided. Cool drinks ice cream and free. A Treat for All.
In Western Australia on June 25, farmer J Heanlon died after his motor cycle collided with a tree near Doodlakine. Heenlon, who had taken his wife and three children in a sidecar to visit Kellerberrin, was killed instantly. Mrs Scanlon survived with severe facial and head injuries.
In Melbourne on January 23 Senator Pearce the Minister for Home Affairs told a Trade Hall delegation that unemployment is not caused by influx or undercutting of workers but by the actions of the commonwealth strikers and related parties. He said the government monitors flux and steps are being taken to check inflow.
The Christ Church program lists an evening service with Hancock and the choir performing Hopkins anthem Lift Up Your Heads. Reverend Campbell Payne conducts the Bini Point service and the Narnguls hold the afternoon service with Reverend Beckie leading.
In Geraldine a local event features a uniquely named act described as the Oom Seeteer with a focus on performance art and community engagement. Organizers promote the quiet gathering as a family friendly venue for creativity and entertainment.
The vendor completed a purchase of OA Trecks from the supplier, marking a finalized transfer of ownership and payment terms. The transaction details indicate a clean title and delivery to the designated recipient.
An assortment of items advertised including English dinner mats at 55 shillings, aluminum items, soda siphons, bulbs, crockery, and garden goods. Also promotion notes for wholesale quotes, jewelry, watches, and other goods with various prices and retailers like C & H Locke's E Bells and Withers & Co in Northampton.
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