Local News and Parish Events in Geraldton and District
Readable fragments describe a Saturday gathering in Geraldton with a community dance hosted by W. Beatty and attended by church members and local workers. Rev H Hébie praised regional leaders and noted the parish’s social functions while weather and agricultural topics surfaced.
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Pervmjori
Natare
Me W. Beatty
Dam Averatary
Proeatori Charek
H. Hébie
Chinch
Roctor
Alka
Weinber
Guthwri
Sechtearathy
Australian Chamber of Lonian
Generiiy Ganing
Koguah Agriculturaliot
Meltent
Bewer
Hroderick Smith
Air Ministry
Mba
Mirpsburg
Fragmented 19th Century Weather and Local Notices
Fragmentary OCR lists weather figures for the day with errors and references to Northampton sales notices and wireless services. It mentions a lifegiving spirit topic by Mr MacMillan and discusses Vandensaks settlement growth and a swimming club event, all from local notices.
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Lea
Mr. MacMillan
Eis
Unclear Fragments Describe Political and Personal Moves
The text provides chaotic fragments about political figures and personal notices. Mentions include Sir James Mitchell and Jeff Northam with references to international ties and a premier’s actions. It also notes Wilfred K. E. Henn’s departure for England and future teaching plans, plus family connections and schooling details.
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Mr. O'Neil
James Mitchell
Jeff Northam
England
Wilfred KE. Henn
Canon
Henn
Guildford
ILMB
Nurkunda
Enghind
Worcenter
Granison
Ellitt
Geraldton
Kent
Reture
NSW population rise amid natural increase and migration
The New South Wales population shows a rise driven by natural increase over deaths and net immigration. During the year 1153 arrivals occurred, with losses to Victoria Queensland and South Australia, while some movement east reduced perilous depopulation.
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New South Wales
Victoria
Uuevnmanit
South Australia
Mo Xeon
de Periurde
Premier Returns With Wheat Belt Plans In Australia
The text notes the Premier's return and outlines plans to double wheat production, fund fencing for the wheat belt, and invest in the South West with about 5 million pounds for public works and housing. It mentions new houses, farm loans, and parliamentary debate on the tariff and trade policies affecting Germany and global markets.
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Rik
Umiung
Incomplete OCR Summary on Market Staples
Fragmentary text discusses cautions in placing items on the market and references industry revival efforts, including rubber. No clear names, places, dates, or events are identifiable from the legible portions.
Market Items and Prices Scribbled Listing
A chaotic OCR fragment lists assorted goods and prices at a market scene. Items include mutton, potatoes, cauliflower, bacon, carrots, beet, and catnip. The notes mention quantities like 1/10 stone and various remarks on trade activity.
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Tall Kotler
Powis
Abu
Royal Crop Competition Details At Queen's Hall
The Royal Agricultural Society with Hon. Minister H K Meloy offers five entry classes for a best plot of wheat. Prizes include £15 top and £5 for cash or trophy options. Judging covers yield, weed control, evenness, admixture, grain quality, and cultivation records. Exhibitors must arrange judge arrival, submit variety name, cultivation data, yield per acre, rainfall, and fertilizer use. Entry fee 3 shillings. entries due September 1 to secretary W J at Queen's Hall.
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Royal Agricultural Society
H. K. Meloy
Tim
Spilee
W. J
Queen's Hall
Town Hall Thursday Night Features Song and Supper
A Town Hall gathering on Thursday night showcased a long program of old songs led by conductor H Bennett with solo performances and a noted tribute to the late "Poor Cock Robins." Prizes for swimming season winners were announced, and a fundraising appeal drew about £7 7s 4d plus book sales.
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G.C.A
H. Bennett
Alice
Woma
E. Coaiing
Wong
Fauiliariae Theuselven
Mr. Hardwicks
Dax
Rena
To The Editor Letter on Manles Crock Wages and Warnings
A reader reports on men and women working during a period of shortages. The note suggests wages up to £20 a day and a subsequent five week period where hands collected workdays valued at £70. The piece urges scrutiny of payment practices.
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Sorcha
Unclear record of Urquhart remarks on territory and extremists
A fragmented account portrays Mr Urquhart addressing social tensions in Darwin with mention of extremists discussing Joviet and related ideas. The piece notes unease in the community, debates over labor and unionism, and concerns about agriculture, pastoral industry, and timber sectors amid economic strain.
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Mr. Urquhart
Darwin
Coe
Basta
Dorwin
Urguhart
Sale of EHEEF and TORM to Meld 51 and Mott Hawipton
Auction notice lists entries for Saturday at 3 pm with mixed lots and 100, 100 reserved names. Auctioneer announces sale of farm goods and livestock with proceeds to Meld 51 and Mott Hawipton.
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EHEEF
TORM
Hawipton
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Elite Supply Co.’s
Great Winter Sale
Rose
A. Gibson & Co
Marine Terrace
Geraldtoh
Sonsliten
Genelmana’ Sen
K Pringle & Ben
Senida
Securitg
Quality House
Mrs. Mouritz
Weallen Grods
Samme
Teepe
Ethel
Darling
Mtr
Davis
Chas
Geraldtor
Garaldtee
Boye
J. Moore
Buteomur
William Mééora
Mewlands Hapman
Coueay
Montaka’s
Marine Tecrass
ommaLprom
Arthur C. Macey
A. Magriplis
Nd State Shipping Service
MA Eangaroo
Port Sampson
Broome
Derby
Java Porth
Mingapore
Momlay
Turis
Ah Bambba
Port Darwin
Frank Green & CO
Gerakiton Agentn
Geraldton, Guxminn
Tee Country, Polit, and
Dutton
Tate
Bea
Attentian
Australia
Mr. T
Shartty
Cocera
Valet
Founley Pentre
Morthampton
Sieck Sals
Logue
Adtver
Tixement
Shox
Northampton West Haty
Placas
Vandensaks
MEMS
Germany
Perth
Yiblic
Ant
Semale
Crawley
Belliday
Endawmenta
Ralimna
Auckland
Parmer
Pulau
Preideut
Oswell’s
Oswell