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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 10, 1922
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR indicates a request for further particulars and a contact line for the writer. The readable text does not include names, dates, places, or identifiable organizations. The item appears as a brief public inquiry or request for additional information regarding a writer’s submission.
Fragmented obituary and political memorandum detailing a memorial for a named individual, references to involvement with the Northern Movement and Australian Labour Party, mentions of meetings in Western Australia, Melbourne and Tamworth, and financial concerns. Names and places are garbled but overall discuss a memorial, organizational debates, and travel reimbursements.
The tender of Mr Thomas Gibson tax beta was accepted for the reservations to the Police Inspector's quarters at Gerakites. Weather reports forecast unsettled conditions with some showers in the week ahead and possible easterly winds as a front passes. Aerial flight from Ger Aldton with Lt. Binke and Mr. McIntyre arrived at 8:20 am. The Rev A Fey will conduct services tomorrow evening and parliament will reconvene with the acting Premier confirming prior discussions.
Geraldton notes a crowded community singing at Tvrs Hall with strong turnout for John Browns Beds. A King’s Theatre picture night raises funds for visiting nurse benefits while Midland Railway adds a new weekly service improving Perth trips and back. A tale of two youths fined for loitering and a life insurance ad round out the issue with local business notes and public interest items.
Unclear fragments mention a rifle clue chatter and a team’s plan to play in Perth. References to Ford Wit and a June date hint at a visitor matchup and potential cup contest. Mentions of soldier settlers and laws suggest broader wartime context and logistics affecting transport and trials.
Oswell's announces a fresh large consignment of winter drapery and millinery plus new men's shirts jackets trousers and overcoats. Highlights include 7/6 to 8/11 price range shirts 19/6 suits 21/-, khaki drill and denim pants, wool tweed coats, and navy serge suits. Also featured are blankets bedwear curtains linens and extensive ladies millinery and underclothing.
The article blends weather talk with farm life notes and local gossip. It mentions rain and drought effects, sheep birthing, lamb coloration, and hopes for a better season. Mentions Crraumuh, Macphersonville footballers, and community events with casual, period voice.
A local motion condemns authorities for allowing carnation weed to spread to surrounding districts, urging settlers to avoid Geraldton until stronger measures curb the pest. The secretary is asked to contact nearby road boards for cooperation on the issue.
Commissioner of Public Health Dr Everitt Atkinson, returning from the North West coast, expresses that conditions there are harsh for white women and emphasizes the need for domestic help and medical attention. He notes disease patterns differ from tropical regions, with dengue risk high among mosquitos.
A correspondent voices concerns about a memo and system interests that should prevent a large debit for settlers. The letter emphasizes the need for prudent financial handling and adherence to established procedures.
Dalgety and Company Limited received further partially filled slips with May prices for Murdoch/Murchison items. The auction lists 26d, 36 bales, and other figures including 13 bales for agee and necs, with bids noted from Lambe. The fragment preserves limited names and quantities from the wool sale notices.
Dalgety and Company Limited reports from their Adelaide office dated June 5 show week sales higher by about 15 percent from May. Woolen goods topmaking and related items are irregular. lambs prices up around 10 percent. Overall offering is approximated with notable gains and fluctuations in several items.
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