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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jul 19, 1923
Page
3
Fragmentary cables report debates on how to settle German reparations with emphasis on payment methods. Items mention Britain France and Russia amid Lausanne talks and potential shifts in influence and independence, reflecting cautious optimism about peace terms and future German relations.
Report discusses yesterday's demonstrations of new rejuvenation techniques at a medical conference. Observers saw patients trained in mobility and strength exercises, including walking and rowing, with some previously disabled individuals making noticeable improvements.
Fragmentary text mentions Earl Beauchay and a Prime Minister and warns against copying Mr Hughes. The sentence structure is garbled with references to finances, prefered Maruti salt, and domestic matters, lacking coherent event details or dates.
London July 16 ex Australian bowler Macdonald played for Lowerhouse in Lancashire League cricket and took seven wickets for 12. The performance highlighted his heat bowling against the local club.
Warsaw reports grave anxiety over Herr Stinnes actions in Upper Silesia as Poland fears rapid factory transformation for wartime production. The situation in Voliak district features intensified political and industrial unrest amid German interests expanding influence.
A vessel named Moidan sank after a collision in the Red Sea. The crew and passengers escaped on a coral reef 500 yards from the wreck. A racehorse Chimar, en route for the Grand National, was aboard but unharmed. Onlookers helped rescue a man who attempted to swim to shore amid shark danger.
Melbourne July 15 reports a coal strike has ended in a unification as the agreement was signed by both sides, indicating a settlement in the dispute.
Reports from Bethourne and Methourne indicate Irish envoys discuss departure of the Mongelix Therik amid Marine Union tensions. Eastern Seaboard reps claim 4400 members will refuse orders if demands for inquiry powers and human rights protections are unmet, raising the prospect of a general strike. Severe rains continue across Swath Australia, worsening conditions and potentially affecting regional activity.
The Mechanica Institute reports financials including income and subscriptions, with 248 fully paid members and 7 months members, plus a note on library volumes and earnings from magazines. Elections elected G Lemters president and a committee with Cuyunogh and Eei as officers, while rule adjustments aim to appoint a time auditor.
A municipal committee discussed youth rambling and gambling at the Institute. They considered tolerating pool and other games versus prohibition, noting one form is not a game of pure chance and that gambling should not be allowed at the Institute. The motion failed and officials thanked the committee for past services.
Belmont fare meeting faces boycott from owners and trainees as many scratches occur. Porth reports 18 owing to various reasons and Erminee having withdrawn, leaving about sixty attendees still noted. further scratches likely.
Perth July 1 The Belmar Mark Chutes project disturbance caused by dictation prompts the Belmar association and trainers to abandon plans. The club pursued a revised program including four classes but the meeting ended with buyout resistance and unresolved direction.
Perth reports the Beluont Pars Club resolved to abandon a meeting after a boycott threat. The decision follows controversy over sponsors and betting stakes, with noted shock among boycott leaders and concerns over interstate football ties and trainers.
Mr L Edwards urged applications for umpiring roles. The president and secretary lacked power to decide junior posts, appointing Edurunds for Saturday’s junior match while senior selections await a later meeting. Rangers versus Thistle looms as a key game under Mr T J Joseph.
Auction notice lists 360 cattle including 300 mixed cattle 40 poll cows and 34 shorthorn cows from Hill Springs Station and A Dinbdate with 90 total cattle 30 good steers plus 70 cows and calves. Describes sale conditions color, age and good weight. Rail transport details outline train departures July 26 from Verh ou Theraday to Mingenew, with return that evening, and an alternate train from Ovradtan.
Geraldton Rifle Club announces a Saturday practice shoot over 1000 yards to benefit attending marksmen. The prize meeting runs September 10 to 12 at Unionns. Annual meeting set for Thursday July 17 at 8 pm in Council Chambers. Members may claim prizes and arrange new barrels arriving in August.
Terms offer six months free to approved buyers for cattle. Outside buyers will have cattle held and trucked at Yaruaring free of charge for transport.
A demonstration by Crooks and Brooker Limited as local agents unveils the Cle Trac device at Eastern Road. Proceeds support Protestant Children's Homes with a jumble stall selling curios and old time goods. Fresh eggs batter cream vegetables and flowers on sale. children’s entertainments include bon-bos and hoop games with refreshments.
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