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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jul 01, 1916
Page
2
A damaged OCR fragment references Kisn Ot Calculated for Tanga Sie nagutuie ot Ceridian and Feultaunty suppins ee ames It mentions last quarter duty and a date pattern around 22 00w Aon ley 7. The readable items include names and numbers but lack clear context or events.
Shipping notices detail vessel movements and departures from Norte West Forts and nearby ports. The list includes Az consignments and crews, with emphasis on arrivals, departures, and duties for the Mo and Ji ventures.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Jay Sino and Geraldion with unclear actions on or about an unidentified date or event. Names appear without readable context or concrete locations or organizations to confirm specifics.
A private from company in France was killed in action during the June engagement in Europe. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Gaul of Nabawah and is mourned by relatives and comrades. The report notes his service and the loss suffered by his unit.
Fragmented OCR text hints at a political series involving Mr Hughes and ministers. The garbled lines reference consultations, a possible debatable policy, and a broad discussion of national matters. No clear events or outcomes are discernible.
The piece analyzes the Commonwealth Government bid to buy a fleet of fifteen cargo steamers to ease postwar shipping congestion. It weighs wartime necessity against long term profitability, warns of potential inefficiencies in government run ventures, and cites opposition and expert opinions on the venture's financial viability and broader impact on private industry and labor policy.
The Fig Tree Crossing farm on the Naha Twat road was acquired by Mr Nicholls the gardener who plans potato tomato and duck farming. A church notice lists Holy Communion services 8 am 11 am and 3 pm 7 pm with an intercession for men at the front at noon Wednesday. Police transfers involve Meckatharris Perth to Sandstone and Meekatharra assignments. The week brought two very cold nights with frosts near freezing inland, and reports note rain reducing to 487 points for the half month. The S4 Cambra new name confusion prompts jokes about sleep during voyages. A double mine fatality near Youarmi at White and Blue Jase occurs with bodies recovered hours later.
Rain at Northampton for the week ended June 28 reports 161 points of rainfall. The issue covers local civic matters including hospital fundraising, road safety fixes, historical society notices, Band performances, and various community announcements with names, places, and dates intertwined.
The passage discusses unwritten rules in British tradition from royal ceremony to courtroom etiquette. It cites George II and the National Anthem, notes on judge and lawyer dress codes, Parliament customs, and social expectations for a debutante, highlighting the sly persistence of informal laws guiding behavior.
Racing notes from West Australia and Victoria list multiple race results at Belmont Park and Jullundur meetings. Winners include Batting in hurdle events, Welcome Hui and Lord Plavir in sprints, and Jullundur in grand hurdles with betting odds shown. Other detailed contenders and prices cover Welter Handicap and Myrogs Handicap events with finishers and odds.
Advice outlines quick actions for non-swimmers facing sudden immersion. It stresses staying calm, keeping dress above water, pressing hands to the body, and looking upward to avoid panic. It warns that panic can erase knowledge, so practice and memory of safe responses are essential.
Fragmentary notice recalling Bert of the Ath HAL AER and a Mr Lob Oulpoive, with brief references to WJ Gamid, a soldier serving, and a death in Manet i Killa Victoria after long illness. Mentions six children and a mayoral figure visiting Gan aldian.
Fragmented OCR reads as a district commission plan for a semi western event with conflicts over route discussions. It notes Mr Corman as commissioner and mentions sessions from Wednesday to Sunday with locations Dongarra Geraldine and Newmarrweira and rail timing, pricing, and lectures amid unclear dates.
Fragmentary clipping discusses horse clipping, winter care, nourishment, and the costs and practical effects of clipping on horses. It mentions feeding adjustments, moisture, and the impact on horses’ strength, with brief observations on veterinary or care practices of clipped animals. The text references American clipping practices and potential costs.
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