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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jul 12, 1917
Page
2
Fragmented OCR listing various parcels and goods with prices and items including white cake, lace curtains, towels, jars, Turkey Twi, and calico fabrics. Multiple parcel references and values appear, suggesting a catalog of sale items with inconsistent formatting and unclear quantities.
A fragmented report notes an event in London featuring participants with unusual names such as Nene and Kira Racvice. The piece hints at awards or crowns and mentions various affiliations and locales, but details are unclear.
A damaged OCR fragment references a burial at Pesingiertan Cemetery with unclear details. The readable portion mentions a memorial or interment event, but vital names, dates, or affiliations are not discernible. Further restoration needed for a complete item.
After months of inaction Russia resumes fighting on the Eastern front, reshaping Allied hopes. Observers expect renewed pressure on the Central Powers as Brusilov warns troops to be ready and Russian forces move into Galicia with aid from Japan and other Allies. The balance of power could shift West and in the Italian theatre as Russia strengthens and coordination improves.
The report states the coming months will be the most critical of the war. It predicts a turning point as the enemy's power wanes before the warmer season, bringing peace within sight.
Postcards from soldiers thank readers for tobacco and cigarettes sent via the Southern Cross Tobacco Fund. Australian made goods assure recipients they will receive familiar smoke. Also notes rabbit poison distribution ceases at cost price. July competition results and parish meetings announced, along with charity appeals for petrol for hospital transport. Salonika Market opens with fresh fruit and vegetables under new management next to Guardian Office.
A fragmented note from a campus page describes sororities merging efforts and a wave of concerns. It mentions unit changes and possible administrative reactions, signaling evolving student group dynamics and governance responses.
Susan Ellen Thomas claimed £162 12s from the Mfuliewa Roads Board for the loss of her husband, an employee who died in an accident. Judge Fingal Clark presided, Mr Altorter and Mr A J Altorter of Perth noted in the case. The Weather section reports continued dry spells earlier, but recent rain and falling barometer suggest a change with winds and showers likely.
Mr Robert Allen formerly of Northampton and Cua with kin in Kad Seas Warrarkabel and Portland Victoria, Coolyardia and elsewhere, died at Rosella Hospital Geraldton. Funeral to be held tomorrow at the Presbyterian church at 11 am, with services by Mr Geo Lestar.
Perth July 1 Justice Burnside ruled in the minister for customs action against George Wills and Co. breaches of law led to confiscation of valuable goods and a large finalimine on fines of £3000 imposed.
Fragmentary correspondence shows officials urging immediate action to recover on standing rains and licenses. Names mentioned include Duncan Jas and M Bone along with Broad and uspo secretary. The note indicates a push to address overdue standings and regulatory fees.
London reports anti German disturbances continuing in the East End and other districts as crowds demand reprisals amid tensions following recent events. Police efforts intensify to restore order amid sporadic clashes and arrests.
The readable portion mentions an individual employed as a cab driver by Gisaloa's livery. It references a Bev A Cra connected to artillery units, and a Bemood attachment to a brigade. The text hints at wartime service, ages around 98, and related military groups, but details are incomplete.
Esler's Juvenile Piers rats drew a larger Northampton audience than any concert in two years. The King's Hall overflowed before the curtain rose. The young performers won the crowd with almost every number, tumbling singled out for praise. Proceeds, including Baby Esler's appeal, topped £39187. A dance followed with a small extra charge for the Children's Hospital.
Notes from Eraldton Golf Club describe a bogey competition won by the popular Hon Secretary Mr Cummins after nine down to the "Colonel." Other scores include Vernon 4 down Sewell 5 and Krauth 10 with Ladies Day set for next Saturday.
The case before Police Commissioner Ghis and RM David Ties concerns a defendant who made a statement at Greenough in June that was likely to cause discontent. The man admitted earning income from one profession while claiming another and faced penalties discussed as possible fines up to £26 plus costs.
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