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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
May 02, 1925
Page
1
Frank Green & Co lists a range of stockings and socks including cotton, silk, lisle, wool, and cashmere hose in multiple colors with marked sale prices. Items include Hawley Dye cotton hose, Botany cashmere hose, and Jaeger all wool ribbed stock, with specials per pair or per pair quantities and sizes.
Federal member Mr A E Green tours his electorate including Wongan Hills Pithara Dalwallinu Perenjori Morrow Moorowa and Morowa meeting farmers and locals. He attends a dinner in Perenjori and plans stops at Geraldton Labour Day picnic while continuing toward Mulleen and Gingin with political engagements en route.
The Airship B23 crew examined the nose after a breakaway and prevented damage by lacing No 1 to the No 2 frame, forming a new belkheld when deflated. The crew endured a rough night but remained cheerful about the repair.
To the Editor a Perth audience discusses improving public civics via afternoon readings and press extracts. The piece argues for accessible civic education, noting wartime awareness in 1914 and urging collective action to counter apathy. Enclosed are two suggested readings for consideration.
Acting Premier Mr W C Angwin reviews a correspondence from the Secretary General regarding education policy and child schooling. The fragment notes the official exchange as part of governance on educational matters.
British women formed the Empire publicity group the Mfanca's Unionist Organisation to push imperial products in England. They promoted Empire dried fruits and New Zealand New Zealand and Australian meats to cut prices and expand markets. The effort aimed to aid raisin growers and returning soldiers in Western Australia through low prices and limited marketing.
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