Cables. V7 Eval of RussiaX Aero Planer
ReportedJuly 15 at Woking notes a fourth machine expected but not arrived. Warnings issued as delays affect operations and timelines.
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 19 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jul 14, 1925
Page
3
ReportedJuly 15 at Woking notes a fourth machine expected but not arrived. Warnings issued as delays affect operations and timelines.
A garbled report from Shanghai dated July 13 discusses munitions moving from Russell and Verval toward Coat via Vindivostock and Shanghai. It mentions financial measures against British banks, calls for changes in commercial relations, and orders affecting Chinese troops and border behavior. The text references Feng Yo Matra and urges adherence to ancient teachings amid a national spirit shift.
A fragmented note mentions a July 12 date and a Dawes plan reference with a payment or amount tied to JOHAN. The text is garbled but indicates a financial obligation due before a specified mid month date.
In Paris the Left splits sharpen as the budget is amended and adopted by a confidence vote in the Chamber of Deputies. The move follows a heated debate with supporters and opponents maneuvering to influence the budget’s fate.
The Daily Telegraph financial review notes Australias loan from the United States should reassure anxious citizens facing Autumnal war finance. It argues gratitude to America for support while urging safeguards to prevent American financial actions from harming Australia, stressing prudent management of bonds and money supply.
A New York dispatch discusses American trade prospects tied to a forthcoming Anglo British financial move. It notes potential benefits to New York as a trading hub, with implications for gold flows from London and Australian markets, amid evolving monetary conditions and responses from global investors.
The Daily Express reports the National Institute of Medical Research at Mount Vernon Hampoten has won an international race for humanity by discovering the cancer organism. The piece notes the discovery does not promise a cure and cautions against overoptimism, promising full details to be published this week.
London reports Orange Day celebrations in Glasgow sparked serious rioting. About thirty injured and twenty one arrested as Orangemen clashed with others. Police charged the procession to quell the disturbance, traffic halted, and the city endured hours of turmoil with a man wounded by revolver fire.
A group of young men traveling by lorry in Western Australia contends with a shooting accident. A man named Witt Wal is found dead. a second man’s injuries are described as severe. The weapon discharged while cocked, with possible misfire, as the party traveled three miles from the river during twilight.
Melbourne reports severe flooding in Gippsland with the Tambo and Mitchell rivers surging. The Tambo at Bruthen and Mitchell at Bairnsdale rose nine feet and eight feet respectively since Friday. Bakor Bruthen and Orbost areas flooded, residents evacuated Saturday night. Weather Bureau warns of more rain to come. Separately, a Federal road grant discussion with MP Mr Green touches on fair funding shares for Western Australia, noting approvals often exceed 1,000 pounds and urging timely repairs to roads and rail connections once grants are approved.
The acting rolls clerk presided when Charles Rawal sued E. Austin for 20 10 0 in items claimed for work. Defendants faced counterclaims for 11 7 0 and 60 17 4. two carpenters said the work had little value while Harrie Menine testified cash payment or shop credit. The case adjourned to Monday for book production and further recount details.
The financial returns for the year ended June show a deficit of £50,005 instead of £19,075. Acting Treasurer Minister for Lands W Amy Premier P Collier announced the year’s financials, noting a war surplus and higher revenue figures. Expenditure rose to £951,249 in June and total yearly revenue reached £8,381,446 against initial estimates, while the year’s deficit stood at £196,075. A matching surplus of £195,001 is noted for the following years.
Last year wheat crop set a state record in Western Australia with 23, N87,307 washes from 1,867,514 acres, averaging 128 bushels per acre. The crop to date shows 4,241,074 bushels from 318,082 acres, averaging 13.3 bushels per acre, a new state record. Hay and straw also rose, with 446,385 tons from 305,950 acres. Director Button expects about a 10 percent area rise if rains stay favorable, aiming for 25,000,000 bushels next harvest.
Mixed items advertise goods for sale including bicycles sewing machines pianos and frames from local shops. The notice mentions the Geraldton Cycle and Athletic Club and the Geraldton Swimming Club arranging a football game. Additional details refer to drapery and store advertising with contacts for further particulars.
Dental surgeon Thomas P Prior will visit Wosthampton on Saturday and Sunday the 18th and may be consulted at J Lees Railway Hotel.
At the July 7 1925 meeting the Mingenew District Board fixed general road and vermin rates based on rateable values across divisions. Details cover townsite charges for Mingeneew, Midland Railway line sections, and yard buildings, plus license dues for weights and vehicle types. A follow up notice references a June 1985 meeting.
Erratic OCR notice indicates a sale announcement at Northamptin or Northamton area yards with names Dalgety and Co Ltd Geraldton and references to Mitch ell and Sheen. The fragment mentions Wednesday and early entries, inviting further details.
Four lots of compact mixed farms offered in Geraldton District. Lot 1 spans about 341 acres with immediate drainage, fencing, 280 acres cleared, 128 acres under crop, water from a well. Lot 2 about 1750 acres with homestead, paddocks, watering from well, mill and tanks, 220 acres cleared, 110 acres partly cleared, 220 acres growing crop on shares. Lot 3 details note seven paddocks, water from springs, 1320 acres already cleared to barn, ideal property near North line. Lot 4 about 1488 acres known as Strachan's Work, 75 acres cleared, 20 acres ringhar... fenced and subdivided into paddocks, water from dam and permanent well. Terms: one third cash deposit, time payments with interest. Plans from Elder Smith & Co and Joseph Charter.
A notice from Nees Etterhell Olsen announces she has taken over from Nurse James. The message asks the Ladies of Geraldton to be informed and mentions a future request for similar assistance in coming years, with a contact line indicated as Phons 10.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.