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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jul 18, 1918
Page
1
ReeSee MOTOR updates reference Marine Terrace tax district and Tal 108. The text is fragmentary with unclear scope. Not enough readable facts to identify persons dates places or organizations beyond Marine Terrace and Tal 108.
After lengthy discussion no finality was reached. Mr Green speaking for himself and Mr Morton submitted a proposal to the Minister for Works regarding a grant or arrangement to proceed with the project.
A town meeting approved allocating £50 extra to assist roads and approved grants for works on two roads. Debates covered safety at crossings, repairs to Bowes River crossing and Westward road approach, and lamp standards. The group also discussed weed control funding and a plan to establish a new court house inquiry.
The Kalgoorlie text debates long range artillery and the role of weather in warfare. It notes surprise at enemy luck, praises weather-informed planning, and acknowledges air force study, urging readiness for future threats. The piece emphasizes adapting to chosen targets and leveraging weather knowledge in tactical decisions.
The Elar dt on Rifle Club announces its annual meeting to be held in Puriah Hall on Saturday the 27th inst at 2 pm. The event includes 900 and 300 yard range competitions under standard conditions for prizes. The report notes equipment shortages and concerns about war impacts on club activities.
Ten sailors from HLM Aus alia and Melbourne return home after naval service in the North Sea. Stoker Hopkins, an East Perth native, is singled out for special honors after participation in the Zeebrugge raid. Attny General Robinson and Dr Franklin welcomed the men at the station, with observances at the Returned Soldiers Institute and Fremantle before they reached their homes.
John Michael Kella forty two, a father of ten, enlisted after passing a medical. His son just turned eighteen enters campus today. Kella’s four brothers have fought abroad, two in the South African War, one wounded, and all remain at the front.
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