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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 29, 1922
Page
2
An old classified note advertises various hosiery fabrics. It mentions Crvsi CERPAS products in white and cream cotton blends with soft finishes. The listing includes yardage like 4/1 yard and references serge weave options and crepe textures for garments.
Fragmented obituary notes a Mary Turtley I Lindon remembered by family with June 2 as death date. The notice mentions Margy, Albert, and Molly with affectionate tributes and a prayer line about thy will. Also referenced are a minister for Agriculture Hi Bink and planned meetings in Guth Me with representatives from the Central Provi nce Council and the Primary Producers Association.
The King's Theatre hosts two full houses featuring old favorites and a new selection. Earthbound a Basil King work will be shown this Saturday as part of a special film program. Protestant demonstrations and sermons follow, led by Rev. Richard Ditorich who arrives in Perth by rail tomorrow.
The item mentions keen interest in a seconding venture and references a visit this evening. It notes a Brogantie question and mentions mothers, implying discussion of social or church related topics within a community gathering.
Fragmentary note mentions cabs in a Ger on cow es 'poder area nearing a position. No clear names, dates, or places readable.
A report from Perth notes a surgery on Mr. J C Willeoakt moving by morning train via Mallewa for Perth while doctors hold hopeful after the operation. Messages express deep sympathy for the Bates family of Tenindown over the death of seven year old Jack Lewis, with funeral at the Methodist church. Lieut J M Beanett is laid to rest at Mailerres in a ceremony attended by many.
A fragmented report of a provincial conference discusses railway services and urgent government action. Mr. Hameen urges immediate purchase of the 3 diand Railway to extend lines, while banking support and agricultural policy are proposed to aid industry and farming.
Delegates at the annual conference of the Central Province Council of the Primary Producers' Association advocate unity to boost Australia’s primary industries. They note growth from 120 to over 400 members in twelve months and aim for 800, stressing Western Australia’s strong laws and the value of staying united with the Country Party backing.
An old advertisement lists waterproof overcoats at 38 shillings and various trousers including tweed and serge indigo, with prices and patterned wording. It emphasizes durability and all wool shirts priced around 7 shillings 11 pence.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions figures such as Dr. Ford and Mr. T. H. Harrison and references a president and financial council. The text is incomplete with stray names and partial titles, making it unclear who holds which offices or the exact actions described.
Sun's Eye notes a working bee next Saturday to complete yard work around the range and remove the entrance gate at Augustus street corner. Cadets may bring rifles and gear before the event, while cattle owners must obtain approval to depasture by pulling down fence portions. A South African athletic team visit is also mentioned.
A dense OCR shopping list of fabrics and notions with varied entries. Includes denim trousers, tweeds in greys and browns, navy serge trousers, flannel, wool and cotton combos, socks, shirts, table linens, napkins, calico, flannelette, veils, and sewing notions. Mentions price per yard or piece, sizes, and stock notes.
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