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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jul 12, 1913
Page
3
The muddled item references Bulgaria, France, Russia, and Great Britain amid notes of diplomatic maneuvers and press names. It mentions a Davis Day, meetings in Notting, and critique of Pearve’s style, with scattered names and years, but lacks clear events or outcomes.
Sensational opening as Went team wickets fell for no runs with seven for 49 as Gilbert Jessop rose to lead Gloucesters tire sinier scoring a brilliant BY in seventy minutes. Falcon bowled well but Jessop starred, innings closed at 14S June. Players replied with 93 runs for two wickets, Tarrant 37 not out.
Telegrams report Master Printers Association asking the Premier to allow private tenders for surplus Government printing office work done under overtime. Premier responds and defends the government’s position amid slack trade and a year’s revenue and expenditure figures.
Fragmented text notes a crowded King's Mall foyer where a grand artwork and musical performance are teased. Mentions references to Clarke and Meyne and a vividly described arrival, with warnings to arrive early to prevent delays and two extra soaking facilities noted alongside a forthcoming record release.
The Odd Fellows hall held a meeting to install new officers including Warden Bru UG and Secretary Bro s Crabbe ISX 6. The ceremony featured river officers led by Bro Ly hwy ériok and included conductors Bru Dineen 5 and outside conductor Bro Leitch, with several named members present.
In Sydney July, city officials distribute fresh textiles to curb infection as health authorities move to prevent spread. Ten thousand circular items emphasize protective measures, with dedicated items including woolen cloths and medical supplies. Authorities renew patrols and public advisories to control the illness.
Reports from Wellington indicate two elderly residents died amid a health incident. Officials say authorities are keeping the affected area under strict isolation as investigations continue and community figures urge calm.
A representative warns against smallpox introduction to Western Australia from Singapore linked to Geraldton and Bunbury. Dr Hun gerfort’s views stress vaccination as essential and possibly mandatory for civil servants and all unvaccinated people. Ship passengers from infected ports should be examined and Sydney travelers watched for three weeks.
At Queen's Hall Tocujaht a fencing display featuring Mr Chase McEvoy and Professor Segiy unfolds with amateur demonstrations. The program includes dramatic pieces and a planned Teneingulans segment in Geraldton as part of an ambitious season.
Stelowrite notes on July 1H and Fowler emerging in Perth to address unemployment. The plan aims to relieve congested labor by government action and rapid work promises, using local materials and stone fronts for construction as agreed with Mr Kelly and Mr Fowler.
July 11 report cites Mr Cook denying claims by Mr Fisher of misrepresentation during elections. The Prime Minister rebutted Fisher’s stance on deficit liquidation from the Deakin era, noting defense and old-age pension expenditures. A700,000 reportedly remains to fund asset construction, with criticisms of deceptive rhetoric used by Fisher to sway support.
A Geraldton trial between the first 18 and next 22 drew a moderate crowd as neither side fielded full strength. New referees Mr Hammond and Mr Reid officiated, with early scoring by Paw and Kim Holmes leading the Twenty two to a 13 point first quarter.
A proposal to establish a British Association Football Club in Avrabhan is on foot. Local Soccer followers in the towns are seen playing in Queen's Park evenings and Sundays, with plans to form teams and organize an association.
MeO Lohuttots district envoy Commissionee Tur visits the Wheat Belt district for several days. Tour schedules include Hintrey and neighboring towns. Subdivision leadership changes occur as MG Smith retires from Wondawoka East duties and new management roles are appointed amidst aging board transitions.
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