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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 19, 1915
Page
2
E C Bartlett, contractor, advertises building and general contracting services. Claims lowest rates and offers block houses constructed by American address. Mentions guaranteed workmanship and references to local firms in Sandford Street and Geraldton.
An entry notes a calculated astronomical table for the latitude and longitude of Gersidion as supplied by the Acting official or astronomer, with reference to Gyures and a described figure or method.
Dalgety and Co Ltd report movements of steamers. Minderoo departs Fremantle for Geraldton on June 20 and for Java and Singapore on June 27. Minderoo also mentions Fremantle to Minderoo routes and dates in late June. details are partially garbled but indicate scheduled departures and destinations.
Ocean Steam Ship Company and Australian Steam Navigation Company Limited resume or debate service status. Unfed service referenced with potential schedules or cuts affecting routes and passenger traffic.
A partisan wartime column analyzes Allied unity and German tactics, praising British and imperial mobilization. It emphasizes increased production, munition supplies, and manpower, with Kitchener’s three million volunteers and colonial forces rallying to sustain a long campaign against Germany. The piece stresses resolve to outlast the foe and defend liberty across nations.
A memorial note from Kate and G Jowie for Mrs Ratim, who died at Geraldian Hospital. The message expresses sorrow and remembrance from her sisters and loved ones, detailing lasting loss and heartfelt affection in a traditional card style.
The piece reflects on delayed expectations of World War I’s end, noting Germans’ strategic preparations and brutal methods. It warns that victory requires exhausting the enemy, with references to Germany, Austria, and Turkey, and laments the ongoing upheaval and tightening war effort across nations.
Gerald to Sunday June 2 voyage details indicate The Tse as the sole twin crew wireless steamer. Western Australia remains the only twin crew vessel after a recent complete overhaul. Services include Inge Salon Kasiverago to Frowantio on MLS WET with coastwise operations.
fragmented OCR text lists travel routes and places with several unclear names including Gorgon, Singapore, Albany, Adelaide, Melbourne, Sydney and Berm. The passage appears as a damaged notice or travel snippet with multiple typos and uncertain dates. It references departures and destinations across international locations.
A wartime speech appeals to Australians to bolster military strength by recruiting more volunteers. It stresses shared duty, warns against cowardice, and emphasizes the need for reinforcements to support the empire. The speaker calls on families to consider the future and the generations yet unborn.
Local notices describe Presbyterian and Westey Church services for the morrow with evening memorials for fallen Geraldton men, and a children's service linked to Sergent Roy Thompson. An Australian Methodist centenary event at the town hall includes addresses, choirs, and Belgian Relief contributions with community performances and ticket details.
The article notes a Sunday School anniversary celebration with Rev J G Jenkin leading a 3 pm service and special singing by children. A second anniversary event is set for Monday or Sunday with an ambitious programme including Picture Night featuring families from the Meaneh district and a reel of photographs.
Results from the afternoon turf meeting list Gosnells Plate winner and weights, Wattle Grove Stakes winner, Queens Park Handicap top finisher, Country Stakes with odds, and Welter Handicap details. Names shown include Biz Kiron Lily, West, Law Tenavire, Seren Teuly, Galva, and Prince Dainty among others.
The Caulfield meeting highlights Two year old filly Minook in a Woollen driven event, with Vibratory and Rival Alice among entrants. Richmond Cup contenders and the Wena Steeplechase draw attention as Gordon Mapck and Traquair headline betting.
The afternoon Ve mith match tallies show Railways trailing Rovers. Railways miss a goal and fall behind while Rovers dominate with a 7 13 final score.
In today’s matches Perth defeated East Fremantle 99 to 83, while South Fremantle beat North Fremantle 7 to 7 and East Perth defeated Swarthampton as the day’s revolts of the games showed Perth’s side of local football.
British association notes show Thistle and Warers in a tense match. Allan and Wrorthers lead for Warers while Thistle struggle early but respond with disciplined play. Seizure moments and goals by Mangere and Mesnult boost Thistle as Hangora’s interval goal sparks late effort.
Geraldton Municipal Board meeting notes discuss gate removals on Mt Erin Northam Gully Road and a public right of way through Location 108. The secretary to notify owners within seven days, rates collection, straying stock penalties, gravel supply at 2 34 per yard, and road maintenance on Artiar Road joining main Gensuery. Next meeting set for July 16 at 10:30 am.
Private Albert Webb reports the presumed death of a Geraldton local, identified as a soldier named Gecka or Geka, who died in trenches in Alexandria province. The letter, written from a hospital, suggests a rapid death after a brief period of service, with funeral arrangements unclear and officials awaiting confirmation.
A damaged report notes the death of Private J. S. Allow during service with the royal forces. The deceased, associated with the Hirette volunteer unit, held the rank of Able and was connected to the John Shiptin Lodge of Allied Jews. Authorities confirm he died in the line of duty two days after his levy vacancy. his fiancée Mise War wicker awaited marriage.
A cryptic, OCR like fragment describes a violent confrontation with devilry and bold action. It mentions heads, a blue blade, a thorny path, and a legendary chrome hold. The text appears as a damaged excerpt from a longer poem or tale with mythic imagery.
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