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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jul 02, 1910
Page
3
Fragmentary text reports Earl Crey returning to England with unreadable details. Mentions Igud and Dominion Tene Be, but context and outcomes remain obscure.
A fragmented line notes Britain introducing a topic involving the Boa and a U S figure, mentioning Mr. The passage hints at diplomatic or official language without clear detail.
A report on training for the upcoming Johnson v Jeffries fight notes the white favorite and discusses prep work, security preparations with deputies, and early betting odds. It includes brief training remarks, physical measurements comparisons, and comments on fighters’ stamina and diets.
Perth dispatch reports a mine fire in the old workings of the COLIE COAL MINE. Water used to fight the blaze reaches 7.0% gallons, the old shaft sealed as flames burn. The incident leaves a widow and two children.
Unclear report from Victoria indicates unease about a voyage from Cape Town. The Salamie ship rumored to carry about 2400 scale aboard and 2700 tons of general cargo destined for Australian ports amid unsettled conditions.
The report details the opening of the Federal Parliament with mention of Mr McDonald and Mr Johnson. It notes discussions on appointing Carly Salmon as Speaker and references the Governor-General and state debts. The text is garbled with repeated phrases and unclear names.
An injured man named Hansen suffered a fatal or serious blow from an unknown borer like weapon in a bar setting. John Gibson the barman observed Hansen in a distressed state and noted blood on the floor and chest wounds. The account mentions the Company Call Hotel and a May date with unclear details and a discharge following an event.
Racing notes from July 3 describe a drought disrupted meeting with races including the Wentasa Hurdles. Betting odds and names such as Footman Crowfoot Gaelic appear in fragmented form alongside results and wagers for multiple classes at the event.
Unclear OCR reads race time details and participant names such as Tatton and Wy Betting. Mentions Grand National event with a 1200 beve distance and two miles plus a Maiden event. Names appear garbled but include Byrom and Cameron with betting notes.
The crew of submarine AS endured a tense ascent and near disaster off Plymouth when ballast failures left the craft resting on the seabed. Lieutenant Donald Greig and eleven sailors coordinated repairs and maneuvers for nearly an hour before the vessel surfaced and returned to Devonport.
A muddy football contest ends with Railways trailing Fire Brigade by 3 goals to 7 at half time and 3 to nil early. Numerous players including Hutchinson, Tetlow, Webb and Smith contribute, with defensive stops from Mounier and Canpenter as Brigades press and Railways answer with late efforts.
Mr J H Kinbd held a pm auction sae of fia ai sere foe Ger tom with blocks offered torned far lane recently eb by Mr J Maley total 760 10 secer Sart acres 90 acres not sold at auction later offered privately. Geraldton town lot 673 on Maide Street priced £50 4. block in Rownatreet sold by instruction from Jhailit. Mr Fr Coombe offered several blocks in Au usturetreet. Government Larel Agent's offices hosted private sales.
The notice lists land development filings under 35 under Fol dow Under 35 with 18 April totals. It notes 30 applications covering 5 549 acres in Section 36 C D without residences and 6 applications totaling 190 acres.
Fragmentary rhymed quip notes a remedy named Great Peppermint Cure by Tee Woods. The speaker promises a cure that has never failed, while inviting affection. Names and exact publication details are unclear.
The Geraldton item reports Mel Ody wife of the Government Legal Agent is ill. Mrs. Bessie Grimish travels by Koombana to several stations in the North West for a few weeks holiday. Mrs. W. H. James and her daughter return to Geraldton by the weekly train.
Port of Geraldton June returns show export activity with figures indicating value and weight. The report lists wool and other shipments with totals around £3151 and notes treasury or fee components. Details are fragmented but reflect June export performance from the Geraldton port.
A muddled note expresses gratitude for a lecture received and for support from Mrs. Jean Newton at a Saturday gathering. It mentions Mr. Bla Laix and a glideaway rink, with thanks for a trial or case. The text is garbled but conveys appreciation and acknowledgment of assistance.
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