Memory of Lila Marian Dear Sister
In memory of Lila Marian Douglas, sudden passing at Fremantle Hospital. Writings express the shock and lasting ache, with family pledges of remembrance from Holly, Phil, Dorew, Phyllis, and Georgie.
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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Mar 14, 1925
Page
2
In memory of Lila Marian Douglas, sudden passing at Fremantle Hospital. Writings express the shock and lasting ache, with family pledges of remembrance from Holly, Phil, Dorew, Phyllis, and Georgie.
Loving memory of our dear daughter and sister Lils Marian who passed away at Fremantle Hospital on 8th May 1924. We mourn her loss as her spirit ascends from those who loved her. Though she is gone her memory remains bright and cherished by George Abe, Holly, Daphne, Trixie, Jara, siblings and our family.
Local notice lists a Tuesday band recital at City Hall to aid the Red Tun charity and a wool sale planned for Perth with a later sale in Werth on April 25. The Iron Monarch is expected to arrive at Geraldton and discharge 1500.
The readable fragments reference Beumeday and Apel with mentions of travel to Can by Mechatharrs train last Thursday. There is a note about KS PRIME SOMIETER visiting GERALDTON next, and scattered names and places including Ame. Sts, HEM verda, and J. Clitrem, with unclear dates and details due to damaged OCR.
The Minister for Railways announced a March 6 run from the General Trade and Customs section. A tender from an Australian firm indicated the plant could be manufactured locally, leading to duty concessions under point 174. A portion of turbine value will be excluded, reducing duty from about £54 000 to around £10 000. No refund will be offered if an Austrian supplier could have rendered the goods. Immediate consideration was expected to expedite the process.
A speaker contrasts prohibition in America with a move toward licensing in Victoria Australia. The talk notes failed public support, licensing measures, and closures of hotels, with figures on hotel shutdowns and arrests for drunkenness over three years.
Fragmentary line reads like a cryptic header or note. Readable words include BRINE ER and API. No clear event names dates or places are identifiable.
Rain ruined stock in Oswell's store and warehouse. A sale offers millinery, garments, dress goods, Manchester lines, boots and more at deep discounts to clear damaged items. Men’s trousers and shirts, pyjama sets, hats, socks, and fabric by the yard are offered at a fraction of value over Friday and Saturday.
Readable text hints at a clearance sale of various fabrics and children's millinery, offering items like cream and black trimmed straw hats, silk striped cloth, voile, gabardine, and fancies with yardage prices and discounts, typical of a mid 20th century shop listing. Prices appear in shillings per yard. many lines are garbled, but indicate broad discount on fabrics and hats.
The Perth gathering on prohibition heard Rev G Tulloch urge stronger moral education and warned of social harms. Speakers cited vast enforcement efforts, including confiscations and declining arrests in Perth, while noting cost and the referendum's fate. A vote of thanks closed the session.
Victoria Tent No. 3 and the Independent Order of Rechabites marked a jubilee with a dinner at King's Hall Geraldton attended by delegates and municipal figures. Speakers lauded 50 years of WA activity, debated Prohibition’s impact, and pledged continued community work while noting increases in membership and plans for future events and public works.
The Minister for Labour discusses the Arbitration Court crisis as President Mr Justice Hurnside resigns and two other justices also depart. Government faces a gap in leadership with no immediate solution. The court remains essential to Western Australia’s industry and legal framework.
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