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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Mar 05, 1925
Page
2
An old advertising piece targets readers with tempting work offers claiming earnings up to 15 weekly plus paid samples. It promises no upfront costs, payment on delivery, and a chance to join a postal order scheme. The copy uses generic promises and urges immediate response.
An old ad copy touts air tire products with bold lines about proper inflation and quick results. It urges readers to bring their pumps and not rely on under inflated tires, noting the efficiency and labor saved by correct tire pressure.
Readable fragments describe Marsh and Hipper involved in a local industry story about the Pusetares and their plossurs produced for a niche market. The item hints at manufacturing and regional business activity with names and a product focus.
On February 28 at Porth WA Gertrede Mary beloved sire of Dr KK HL Heamtet Carnarvon and mother of Mr Tel Dempster Corntia Station Carnarvon aged 54. On March 4 at Rovels Hospital Archibald Walter infant son of Mr and Mrs W G Stokes Protheroe aged 44 months. Mr and Mrs W G Stokes thank all friends for recent sympathy and support.
A fragmentary local item describes a curious encounter at a shop where a woman asks a man about Pompeii and the salesman explains a line about a last days of Pompeii title, amid confused chatter and misheard phrases.
The notice lists a monthly service in the Somal Anglian church at 3 PM on Sunday with Rev. Fun SelM A leading prayers. It also details cricket match arrangements for Saturday, with players Rowe Kelly Coffey McDonald (2) Pam O'Mailes and Kateer among others and notes reduced ticket prices. Further items describe plans for wireless equipment in London saloons and various club events.
Partial OCR reads that PURLICAXS BOOTH for shore ports will be vented by ft Bercy Bi Penly by Saturday March Th. Details unclear due to text errors but indicates a planned port action or display deadline this week.
The Minister for Railways discusses the Compensation Act and its effect on workers and companies. He notes opposition in the Upper House and outlines negotiations with firms over compensation, suggesting a path to align with international standards while addressing exploitation concerns.
Local meeting discusses policy shifts and funding for a Trades Hall as citizens hear criticism of prior governments. Speakers praise new policy aims, reveal a £500 nest egg, and plan two to three year fundraising to complete the project.
The piece lists sunrise hours and celestial data for Geraldton with latitude and longitude notes. It notes moon phases: First Quarter March 2, Full Moon March 10, Last Quarter March 18, and New Moon later in March, indicating a skywatching focus for the month.
Elder Smith and Co report weak turnout and lower prices for sheep and cattle. Cattle and sheep sales posted lower quotations across several categories with 1525 sheep and 125 cattle sold amid slightly smaller supply than last week. multiple firms listed as traders.
Mr. Elder of Commonwealth Wool Wairsipper said in Boston he negotiates with wool interests to secure tariff and representation in Australia. He noted imports from Australia and growth prospects, urging appointment of an Australian Trade Commissioner in Canada, ideally Toronto or Montreal. Speaking on rowing, spectators ask who is the stranger.
The passage lists various actors and roles in theatre productions including Ethel Grey Tory, Darcy Alot, Hamilton, and Fred Benth. It mentions Tricky Halis and Mr. Low rig Priday among cast members, indicating a busy program of leading roles across multiple venues.
Rain drenches Oswell's Store and warehouse, ruining goods but triggering a clearance sale. Damaged millinery garments dress goods and boots priced at reduced rates as low as a quarter, with hats, curtains, trims, and fabrics on sale Friday and Saturday.
The article reports a club athletic meeting at Gomiiton Lead held on Tuesday with officials including Mayor Fras Grmeny. It lists track events such as a two miles handicap and a one mile handicap with competitors named Christenson Garratt Steel and others and notes duties for acceptances and prize presentation by Mire. Fickling after events.
Mr. Gerald Lovell of the Dorma Corporation travels with his wife to Western Australia aboard the Vines Khrber reaching Femur on Wednesday. Lovell, former manager of the Guat Fin-1 Mine for 12 years, plans a broader tour including Uridgetown and Sham Rem Mar.
French authorities condone large Communist activity amid a police raid at Marseilles. Armed police detained men and women during the operation and took some into custody, with at least 28 reportedly imprisoned afterward.
Readable portions describe a vague scene with names and places missing context. The text lacks coherent events or verifiable details to identify people, organizations, or dates for a reliable summary. Other fragments remain unreadable.
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