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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Mar 08, 1921
Page
2
Owing to metal price falls the Government orders the smelters at Enstead closed. Electors are urged to vote by a near time with restrictions at polling places. Local items note court settlements, Fremantle wheat, Geraldton cricket, a furniture sale in George Street, and weather and fires reports.
The Greenough contest centers on Maley a local district native and three year representative as he faces rival PB May in a three or four way race. Voter turnout and apathy are urged to press every available vote to back continued progress in Wheat farming sheep raising and port development.
A report recalls Kirsaid Jere Grant’s reception with tea and cake amid a gathering on a hot day. The event praised the Grants and discussed potential expansion of stock operations and horse-breezing industry, with supporters hoping similar efforts in the state. Hearty cheers followed the tributes to Mr. and Mrs. Grant and family.
Fragmentary OCR notes record a determination of actions affecting Hibernian Society members. The readable line mentions placing responsibilities or penalties on individuals within the society, with no clear names, dates, or locations provided.
Fragmentary note describes Me Early and associates in a brief testing context at Charlie Urges, mentioning ties and limited cooperation. No clear event or outcome available from the readable text.
A letter from a Mt Magnet resident endorses Mr William Woodgate as a seasoned prospector with forty years of mining experience. The writer argues Woodgate would steer mining policy, open fields, and harness wheat, wool, and gold to lift the district from near bankruptcy and secure national prosperity. The call urges genuine prospectors’ backing and better mining leadership to make Australia independent and wealthy.
Telegraph bulletin from Perth at 5 p m warns heavy weather between Reebourne and Port Modlani and urges shipping to take precautions.
Representatives of the Sedermei unions prepare a deputation to the Prime Minister to seek the return of his services as Melbourne teachers council circles express deep regret over the situation.
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