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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jul 11, 1916
Page
2
A fragmented report describes Russian forces retreating amid heavy Austrian German pressure on the Western Front. It notes Russian operations delaying German plans, heavy casualties, and the strategic impact of Russian withdrawals on Allied hopes. The text highlights Russian resilience, adaptation, and the broader wartime context.
Keyte, beloved son of William and Sir Ann Keyte, Lubas brother of multiple relatives, died while serving duty. The final service honors his sacrifice with details of family and his role as a serviceman.
Classified style note promotes drapery bargains and ladies young children clothing, with prices like 2/ for two items and 1/5 for larger singlets. The piece also includes a long, unrelated wartime narrative about Russian and Austro German campaigns, plus local notices about a curious custom, bravery awards, and obituaries.
Local notice advertises a grazing lease open for selection on July 25 at the Geraldian Lands Office. It covers 1000 acres at 5 per acre, with details referencing Andrews forfeited Gragg lands and various local entities, including Britain related scores and the Het Cees Society. The text is fragmentary and includes unrelated numbers and phrases about the nation.
A busy Geraldton page reports a Town Hall dramatic performance of Peter Probity with strong cast led by C T Davis and E Qonson, plus a lively social dance. Local notices include school alterations, a Scottial Far and Masonic ball, and updates on the Baddera Miners dispute upcoming arbitration.
A meeting of the Warmers and Settlers Absoclatio was held at the Commonwealth Hotel on Friday. Minutes of the last quarterly meeting were read and the Humndel ote ent for the Goaneial yoer omdiis May Bist adopted. Mr Hanerley reappointed chairman and Mr Maley resigned as secretary. Mr Geo BR Aikimon appointed to the position. A vote of thanks given to Mr Maley for his work. discussion on Central Province election and nominations for Greenough electorate ballot to be in the chairman’s hands by August. Special meeting set for August 5.
A special meeting of the Viccuris District Agricultural Society weighed the committee report on cutting prize money and expenses for a planned show. The deficit could top £208 10s even after reductions. officials debated reducing costs further or cancelling the show to avoid loss.
A meeting discussed a plan to run events with profits directed to patriotic aims. Costs were estimated around £125 with a target of £90 to cover interest and claims. If funds fell short they might launch a special subscription appeal or defer to a later date. The committee carried the resolution.
Mr B Clark of Geraldton shares a letter from his brother J Clark of Alexandria, Victoria, detailing dairy and silo methods for the Vic tora District. The note discusses mixed farming, silage, overground sheds, and feeding systems to improve cow milking and forage efficiency.
A farmer notes stored hay shortages and the need for silage and bran boosts, detailing cow feed requirements, daily intakes, and challenges from drought. He compares bucket and tank milking systems, endorses a modern dairy setup, and highlights the Shorthorn as an ideal dairy cow while cautioning Ayrshire limits for cream.
Fragmentary report discusses supervision on the Geraldrem board and potential winter park concerns. Mentions heavy rains in June and new dangers to park systems. Appears to urge the supervisor to flag risks to the Upper Board and address deteriorating facilities.
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