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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jul 13, 1926
Page
2
At A IL yard a wide range of fabrics and garments is discounted. Pure silk crepe, morocain wool blends, georgette, satin quilts, gloves, stockings, and hats are advertised with prices and limits, highlighting heavy milk wool morocains and georgette goods with extensive yardage and sale terms.
MES, VY A BRIDGMAN thanks the Matron and Victoria Hospital nurses for kindness during illness. Family thanks Mrs Davis and Mr Banks for assistance with arrangements. Warwicker and Desmond memorial lines recall July 13 1925 and July 13 1917 dates, honoring departed fathers and loved ones with loving memories from family members.
The catalog lists woollen goods including flannels in dark grey and cream, dress flannels, navy serge, grey tweed, ribbed cassimere, and brockingette. It notes multiple colors such as pink mauve and pale blue with size quotes and fabric descriptions for garments and coverings.
The Total Court convened with Judge G. A. Enstaugh presiding. A lengthy session examined a jade farm dispute as Se Seulth appears in the record and the proceedings proceed in standard fashion.
Unclear OCR text references iron and industry constraints. possible mention of limited capacity and prices. No definite persons places or dates.
The Head reports the weekend trip ending at Geraldton with a return to Perth aboard tonight's service. A mill by Deagarra was later converted into a private residence, reflecting post voyage changes.
The piece praises Lois Moran and Dick Barthelman as a standout pair in the current screen season. It notes the new William DeMille production Lota Wife as a potential blockbuster with strong appeal and genuine depth.
Report from GERALDTON notes Mine Berri Mills, Miss Australia, kicking off a program from the East and arriving shortly. A brief speech by Acting Mayor Wallaces promises a sharp, clear reception and lists plans to escort her to the city and her mother.
Fragmentary interview notes describe a journey after printing and a Sydney reception. The text hints at personal impressions and a remaining question about how an entry occurred within a broader trip context.
A garbled reminiscence recalls a race and uncertain events. The speaker mentions thinking of it, a confession or admission, and a long, arduous effort with unclear details or outcomes.
Geraldton prepared for a royal reception as Miss Mille arrives by plane on Thursday. The mayor and police accompany her to the aerodrome and Town Hall events promise a civic afternoon, with a dance party planned by Mrs Mills and her friends before she departs for Perth.
A windy day marred boxing cards at Fremantle with Subiaco and East Fremantle wins noted. Notable bouts included Jack Logan’s middleweight victory and a former bantam champion’s cautious performance, while events at Claremont and Leederville Oval faced weather-driven program cuts and venue ownership talks.
The funeral of Henry Davis former broker of Geraldton was held on Sunday at the Methodist Cemetery. The service was led by Rev Milti Maley with Brigadier Driscoll and numerous relatives among the mourners. Wreaths and letters arrived from many groups and individuals. Regular committee and Soldiers League members attended, and the meeting followed with financial and maintenance discussions for local projects.
A South Australian letter writer condemns the fashion of bobbed and shingled hair, arguing it erodes harmony at home. He recalls his wife preferring traditional styles and fears the broader fad signals a decline in domestic virtue and decorum.
The Genes Football Club staged a dance carnival at Agricultural Hall on July Sth. Decorations of streamers and multicolored lights flooded the hall as patrons danced in the rain. Prizes were awarded for best waltzing couple and other feats with aid from local helpers and the hotel’s lighting.
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