03 Jul 1924
Page 1
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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jul 03, 1924
Page
1
The ad proclaims woollen and cloth items below replacement cost to workers and customers. It lists mens and boys clothing including suits coats trousers and overcoats with varying prices, plus hats, shirts, blankets, linen, and remnant fabrics. Names of products and price points dominate the page.
Fragmentary OCR lists various men’s box hide derby items, prices and fashion notes. Mentions include BALA, ALS, and felt, feather, and leather features with elusive references to ladies and color terms.
Racing at Canning Park followed heavy rain with good fields and several close finishes. Mosglean and Po-Jean starred in hurdles while Lolly led a strong trial, Jolly Beggar Fly dominated a field, and Blue Town paid well for a place despite a shared dead heat.
A fragmented report describes a Beay or Beays lecture arguing that the Allies can win the war by overcoming traffic congestion and limited resources, highlighting postwar planning and public impatience with ongoing conflict.
A garbled notice urges readers to learn a national postal course on sweets with emphasis on a large demand across the state. It targets Polish readers and mentions a written sortie to train for cash rewards, but the fragment is incomplete and unclear about specifics.
Public notice fragment references a nurse named James and a phrase about waiting terms and names like Terme MeGente Greguy Hi Fina 70. readable details are sparse and unclear.
A fragment reports Totk Bei S Torey and Poteet in a heated dispute as the scene grows tense, with no clear resolution detailed. the wording suggests a quarrel or confrontation among named figures in a local context.
A cave in the Murchison district covering about 10100 acres has been declared an Aboriginal reserve and its use restricted. The cave lies near a railway line about 40 miles from Techesarra station, with the terrain described as natural and scenic.
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