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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 10, 1916
Page
4
Serialized tale note announcing Love Never Faileth by Margaret Hamilton, author of A Girl, presented as part of a continuing serial in the publication and bearing copyright.
In a tense scene at Porchester Terraces, Nell contends with her mother Mrs Martel over two thousand Richardson shares linked to a proposed amalgamation with Freeth’s Arden venture. Arden pressures Causten while Mrs Martel warns Nell of consequences as family loyalties fracture amid shareholder politics and a looming meeting.
A damaged OCR excerpt describes a corporate or organizational scene where a new director is named. It mentions a chair, shareholders applauding, and a character named Martin Vax Mothasn, with references to opposition sources and internal schemes. The text is incomplete and contains many misspellings.
In a wartime letter from Geraldton dated June 6, 1916, the writer laments a sea death near Russia and condemns German spies and atrocities. He urges Allies to intensify vigilance, detain spies, and pursue end to the war, hoping imperial aims prevail in India and beyond. He bars ambiguity about wartime cruelty and calls for decisive action against Germany led by the Kaiser.
The article discusses the Commonwealth War Loan with terms extending to 15 December and instalments through 15 November. It urges patriotic participation, notes the gilt edged appeal, and links war funding to Allies’ capabilities while detailing economic strains and civilian sacrifice amid wartime shortages.
Wrote of continuing wet weather with irregular rainfall across pastoral and agricultural districts. Rain has boosted farmer morale while stockyards showed moderate yarding of shorn stock at Midland towns. Market opened below last week with prices easing though some demand remained. larger buyers hold supplies, reducing prices overall.
Market yarded 2720 sheep including 1000 from Murchison and 890 from Derby, 479 lambs and 508 pigs. Prices ranged with prime Murchison wethers 38s to 30s, prime crossbred ewes 36s to 58s, and heavy porkers to 60s. Opening sales softer, market closed steady to easier for second quality stock. Total: 1500 sheep and lambs, 2 cattle, 60 pigs sold.
An Ottoman subject traveling from Constantinople to Geneva described the Turkish crisis to the Journal de Geneve. He cited Baver Pasha and Liman von Sanden as precipitating events as war expansion through Russian ports and shipping loomed, signaling a turning point in the capital’s stance.
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