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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jul 01, 1922
Page
3
London reports a chaotic scene as government officials address a court battle over a DUI case. The fragment cites a clash between authorities and entities linked to a space or air transport sector. No clear outcomes are provided in the available text.
Discovered in Belfast a group described as loyal tribemen at work prompts commentary on the British government s confidence amid wartime reporting.
Fragmentary note shows a censure motion involving the Labour Party under consideration. Details on sponsors or outcome are unclear from the text. The record captures the political dispute while exact dates and participants remain unreadable.
Members of the Primary Producers Association discussed the Carnation weed and urged government intervention. Mr J J Keeis of Salley led a motion to have the issue treated as national, with the Roads Board urged to assist in extermination.
Fragmentary list items include vegetables such as cauliflower and stone indicating varied prices. The scrawled entry references Bay later entries and terse market prices like 9d to 1/6 per unit.
Meeting presided by Mr W A McKenzie Brant discusses secretary appointment with 10 applicants and a casting vote by AP Back. An executive committee is formed including the President and Vice President, S Ross, P Barnes, Bobet, AP Kock, and others. Also reported Melbourne meeting crowds and hurdle race results. A separate case: Bow Rodgeroy accused of indecent behavior toward his wife. Thomas Lee pleads guilty to assault for striking Rodgeroy with a walking-stick. Mayor sets modest fine and costs.
A fragmentary 1900s newspaper item mentions a football event with a crowd and a July 1 date. It lists vendors and prices, notes possible weather or field conditions, and references local businesses such as SMITH and CO, and WETHERS. The text is garbled with several OCR errors.
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