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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 04, 1921
Page
2
A fragmentary report from 1980 references a department budget, new business records, and large funds including a 790 009 pound figure. It notes increased year end funding and reserve balances, plus questions about fiscal ties and population cost figures. Communicators are urged to contact the named official for details.
Cargo arrangements must be made with Thank Green and Co five days before the Lost departs Pecuantle. The notice directs timely coordination for shipments and specifies the responsible firm and key deadline.
Notices warn advertisers that changes to standing ads must be submitted before publication. The message references a press room deadline and mentions Cary Coepk and Coke as unclear entities within the damaged text.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention individuals Nevin and Ettie with references to rest, possibly a meeting or event. No clear dates, places, organizations, or outcomes are readable. The text lacks concrete facts to form a fuller item.
A district conference near Geraldton endorses forming a language to advocate dividing Western Australia. A provisional committee was formed to arrange actions, with a public meeting planned for Tuesday night June 14 to push for the state division and advance league goals.
The article discusses a broad anti-centralization campaign across Australian leagues aiming for decentralization and stronger local autonomy. It envisions a federation of leagues across states, with persistent activism and ties to eastern states and Western Australia, and notes careful coordination needed to sustain momentum. It also reports church notices, a sermon schedule, a Bible Society talk, and a rainfall tally across multiple towns.
Unclear OCR fragment mentions a court verdict around 3 o'clock and a disrupted jury room scene. It also describes a Town Soccer Club social event at Oudfellows Hall to raise funds, with performances by a local band and piano players. A railway institute tournament is listed with aggregate scores for a mechanics team and others.
Railway records show 55 745 Yoan of fertiliser forwarded to country districts this year up from 27 865 tons last year, an increase of 17 880 tons, indicating expanded areas under crop.
A garbled report details a committee seating dispute with mentions of Meghan comments and calls for a greater measure of sanity. The text references figures such as Mr. Ti Bessey and Mr. Prank Oryen and notes provisional authority and a late portion of a week.
Fragmentary report notes the Bush Nursing Trust revealing certain members and affiliations. Names and specifics are unreadable, leaving core details unclear and subject to verification.
Great stocktaking sale at Oswell's featuring wool tweed suits brown and navy men's suits and accessories. Large clearance of cotton goods including white cubes twill sheeting linen forfar and flannelette with bargain prices and seed potatoes in a department store promotion.
Fragmented text discusses Premier tour and economic policy, urging cooperation among regions and industries. Mentions plans to encourage primary and secondary sectors, with vague references to development, spending, and a conference. Notable names are unclear due to garbled OCR.
The document outlines May revenue and expenditure, showing May deficit and accumulated debt. It notes May revenue at £543 16 8 and expenditure at £707 3 11, with total debt rising to over £1,003,624 on May 31 and accumulated debt at April end of £24,835,060 1. The text remarks May spending exceeded receipts and references state trading concerns showing a net debit over credits of £29,540.
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