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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 19, 1919
Page
2
A reader notes Elite Supply Co offers quality and style at good value with emphasis on an 18E measure and value perception amid market noise. The message is terse and mentions product worth and branding without specific models or prices.
Fragments report a local fire committee activity dated Thursday June 10 1919 with repeated names and terse notes. The readable portion mentions Susilo and feints at meeting or duty, implying a civic announcement or notice in the local paper.
A Tuesday church gathering included sermon, remarks by Rev A A Korledge and Rev W K Hoberts, with questions from attendees after the sermon and approval of views. Merchants from Mallews-Angher conducted sales efforts and planned a Tuesday event near the chalk area with pricing and conditions noted.
A fragmented historic notice sheet notes government consideration for an advance to support the Ugly Men's Avocation group, with staged promises totaling £22,000 and varying donor contributions from the group, the public, and metropolitan businessmen. It also mentions a social committee studying electrical wiring upgrades for British buildings, a church social event with a successful euchre and dance, and upcoming meetings and activities at local venues.
A rough catalog style notice touts winter goods and low prices. It mentions blue and grey blankets, wool items, and bedding accessories with references to sizes and prices, urging shoppers to buy warm items at discounted rates.
A newspaper ad touts Bzinced Travelling Rags and beet quality garments. It features tencand Soot Tage Boy Rat caps, hats in hay styles, and books in Cotton and Wet and Cutton. All wool options, boots and shoes from renowned Australian makers, winter coats offered in various shades at low prices.
P G Box 57 Oswells report Geraldton grocers and drapers plan to reach Fremantic Saturday. Gladys Maure arrived and was taken ill shortly after arrival. Mrs NeGdrray of Chapman Road remains seriously ill, affecting family members summoned to Geraldton. Mr Jack Paym manager for carp Laraguol to visit for a few works. Syd Laglis, years ago on the eric sett, now in Aud Department, laid up with Minos, expected to resume work soon. Miss Kes Homuted, daughter of Dr Hemsted, ill with influenza but improving. Mrs Hemsted went to Perth by Dure uyver. will soon be able to return.
Government efforts to develop North West trade have progressed after extended negotiations. Officials have pressed for a suitable vessel to serve the route, with authorities optimistic about a forthcoming arrangement that will boost regional commerce and sailing capacity.
Fragmented text reports federal authorities expediting butter shipments to Western Australia. Telegrams describe a delay in the trans-Australian railway and requests to speed dispatch from Port Augusta to Perth. Authorities in Sydney and Canberra are coordinating to advance delivery to the city.
A public meeting at the Coury Chambers discussed tightening local hospital control and investigations into reform. Revs A Craven Wishavan Meury Buinco Bell Winon and J McUsrthy attended. Proposals included extending action to Dr Hungerford and seeking permission from the Principal Medal Officer Dr Fvern Ackin vm to inspect the booke of the Incjipition information may and any further data useful for provisions. The secretary was asked to arrange the next meeting pending receipt of information.
A large congregation gathered to honor the memory of Rev HE King with a solemn memorial service. Attendees reflected on the deceased's contributions and urged open discussion on the disease and its prevention, while expressing hopes for renewed resolve.
A fragmentary sport note from Beraldton Football AISOG era describes a boundary umpire disputing a call in a Sotuntafts match. The unclear text notes heated exchange and a decision about the bemndiany boundary sequence, with further remarks by officials.
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