Yresh Fruit and Vegetables Opportunity Special
A local notice highlights Yresh Fruit and Vegetables and Yreah Fruit and Vegetables as country orders specialists offering specialty produce and related services.
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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
May 02, 1922
Page
2
A local notice highlights Yresh Fruit and Vegetables and Yreah Fruit and Vegetables as country orders specialists offering specialty produce and related services.
Smythe and Pond, later Kuluborg, announce extensive alterations and greatly expanded milliners dresses and stock. The sale outlines include Goodwood Handicap and Adelakia Cup and a straight out pattern. details remain unclear.
In memory of Alfred Joba Parojenn departed April 28 1021 tendered by sister J A Shidda Beate. Also a scan of theatre listings mentions Velvet or similar film, openings at King Theatre, plus Hindium in by Lindenow and various horse and bull breeding notes with regional names and stations.
Reported price reductions for Exywork by 25 percent target. Henina Mine Meckatharm operations include female workers and administration staff. Sufficient pumping funds retained, stop page expected temporary. J. Lee reelected president with M. Mughee appointed secretary. May 21 start for premier p competition. invitations for applications to vampires. WA political notes: Senator Pearce plans Western Australia visit in May. W. H. Joes, Royal Hotel Perth, visits mother amid family health concerns. he returns to Perth.
An obscure newspaper fragment notes a Boue Day gathering and a weekly minimum event. It mentions a theft reference and a football kicking context alongside an old buffers race with Prax placing first. The readable items show names and partial race results, reflecting a local athletics page with scores and participants.
The Northampton district mines near Geraldton show continued effort with ore production and high grade concentrates at several sites, including the Narre Torm and other Nos. 4 levels while inspections note boiler repairs and pending recovery. In Bunbury a referendum rejects a loan proposal of 5000 for a courthouse and 2500 for a pump, affecting local property owners.
In Melbourne May racing at Mooney Valley, Yosterday Hardire and Bright Maid lead early results with Lydia and Dolly 'Varder close behind in Nursery. Fackstaff and Tiermnel win respective handicaps, while betting odds show varied confidence in Berane Sinbad Meloueaia and Leber as heats unfold. RACING IN AUSTRALIA continues with swift pace.
Perth race results mix with betting odds and upcoming events at Kalgoorlie and Adelaide. Notes on Spanish Prince, Merrie, Harvest King, and Homeowners Derby figures appear alongside stakes, large wagers, and plans for Corning Park events. Mentions of trainers, horses like Poppytiint and Julie Grey, and upcoming meeting at Vouraster.
A late sale feature highlights replenished stock with Bonzai Bargains for autumn. Items include khaki trousers at 4/6, Harvard shirts in 7/6 packs, white sheets and sheeting, ladies hosiery and undergarments, and various ready to wear pieces across the clothing department with reduced prices and new stock.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Gill, Grey, and a state context with references to a phone ring. The readable text hints at a local or state archival record rather than a clear news event. No precise actions, dates, or outcomes are discernible.
The debate centers on farming support and tax policy amid high living costs and mass unemployment. Proponents urge an agricultural revival with work for the land, while critics warn of conflicts with industrial needs and the risk of higher taxes and prices. Speakers advocate rail and road development to stimulate rural growth and export potential.
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