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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Mar 08, 1921
Page
3
A garbled Telegraph style dispatch describes shifting loyalties and evacuations in a distant region, mentioning Georgia and various place names. It hints at tensions between groups and changes in leadership, with references to retirements and contested allegiance among factions.
In Seattle a violent incident at a store escalated when a man, described as Irish, clashed with a security guard. The suspect was knocked down and later identified after a brief struggle. Police reports indicate explosive devices were involved, with one detained per safety protocols.
A March 7 London dispatch reports discussions on Japan's population growth and naval expansion. Attorney General Findlay cautions that Australia Canada and the Dominion powers may align with America against Asia, warning Britain against tolerating Asian influx. He argues Britain, America, and Selva would form an alliance to counter perceived threats while Japan disguises expansion toward Australia and America.
Reports from Rom and Paris describe an hour long clash as armed groups engage civilians near Mullinsnhone in County Tipperary. Casualties are noted, with mentions of a Count in Italy and a Bolshevik force movements toward Petrograd amid global unrest.
Telegrams describe damage to the Melbourne to Port Augusta line near Lake Torrens. The Great Western express had not departed Turenoln kodiy when delays began. Repairs proceeded as the slender bridge west of Turcools neared completion after a collapse blamed on the Torrun delay.
Amid March whispers the political situation spurs fears of a crisis. Talks focus on cabinet administration, 10 percent economic shortfall, and Parliament's authority. Varying factions stress salary increases as a potential trigger for continued parliamentary tenure.
In a crowded gathering reflecting strong turnout, officials and attendees discussed the Garaldzon assembly election. Mr Willcock answered questions with measured replies as the event reviewed candidates and anticipated later speeches and engagements in Beverley and Witheorks.
An open air gathering is planned on the Esplaube Thursday evening to back Bart Bartlett with backing from Mr W and the Primary Producers, as organisers push for stronger power pull.
Mr Charla Maloy of Three Spray and Mr G A Kepton toured eastern and northern Wig district speaking to weeders about the day’s questions. Reported conditions show poverty, rationing, and a hopeful but critical mood in Germany, with Australian attitudes toward German gold and Allied occupation discussed. Strong mentions of German troops and Allied reactions appear throughout the account.
Melbourne reports Senator Tune announced in Portland that banks have arranged for a second advance of 2/6 per bushel on the Apellath wheat crop. The payment will complete the guaranteed amount promised by the Commonwealth.
A Manning Committee meeting with representatives from the Steamship Owners Federation and the Federated Gramen Union Saks failed to reach finality. The session, dated March 7, discussed ongoing labor and steamship issues, with no resolution announced.
A conference of union groups including Australian Workers' Union Meat Employees Union Coal Mineral Federation and Australian Railways Union has concluded its sittings. Recommendations were drafted for union executives to approve, with potential member sanctions if rejected. Also notes Spain framed scam letters targeting Australians, warns readers of impostors and risks, and describes the fraudulent plea tied to a fortune and provisions.
A returned soldier writes to dispute claims that the February meeting was interrupted on political grounds. He asserts no organised disturbance and offers to donate to a local distress fund if proof confirms the alleged "Red Flag" incident backed by police corroboration.
Fragmented readable text cites the Anti Saloon League advancing a nationwide plan to enforce prohibition and ban outdoor displays and manufacture. It notes powerful influence of the league and debates over its feasibility and impact in the United States.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Mr B K Males as primary something for the same center with Friday event. the rest is garbled and unreadable, leaving only a vague reference to a discussion about the contest at a meeting.
A fragment warns of prussic acid risk in newly developing fodder plants and the danger to livestock. It notes a first serial warning aimed at the Torghnt family and mentions poison removal during maturation. The piece references stimulation of growth and potential setbacks in pasture feeding practices.
A historical note details Roseworthy wheat varieties and their regional performance, naming Gluyas Caliph Queen Fun and King’s White as promising types. It discusses drought tolerance, straw quality, and yields up to thirty or more bushels per acre in test plots, with recommendations on seed sowing and fertilizer adjustments amid drought conditions.
Tenders invited by Perth Diocesan Trustees for a residence near Geraldton Railway Station in a Turton town area. Offers welcome from investors or both parties with separate prices for financial terms. Details obtainable from Br. P. Euatacs, Haak of New South Wales, or by mail.
Fragmented OCR item references Dalsety and Co Ltd. discussing fat wethers and ewes with numbers like 200 and 130, mentioning sales terms and additional partitions. unclear details but shows livestock market shorthand and supplier names.
A jumble of product names including Cartais Copp and Twilet Set appears among quirky kitchen gear and home novelty items. Shoppers encounter a mix of oddball names like Dianer dervies and Gaverprm alongside common items such as Live Tube and Dlowsils.
A damaged OCR fragment describes agricultural goods and property terms including wheat, hay, sheep, and a shearing shed with figures like 3000 pounds. It mentions a limited price range and asks readers to contact for particulars, but most names and specifics are unreadable.
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