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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
May 07, 1910
Page
4
Fragmentary telegrams describe a three month old child named Arern who died after being with its mother. The coroner mentioned the infant’s caregivers were removed from the scene and Mrs. Gregory was declared dead. Kr. Peart’s testimony is noted amid unclear details.
An unclear notice describes a safety event with references to a person named Ole and a departure. The readable text hints at a fleeting report of actions and a closing farewell, but lacks concrete details or verifiable facts.
In Sydney Hogall, master of the Sacra, appeared before the Court of Marine Inquiry to show cause for his certificate. Last night a fire at the Southern Railway Hotel caused two rooms to burn before being extinguished. police arrested two men in connection with the incident.
Fragmentary OCR note describes events with torn phrases about deploying corns, earth, tunnel, and a man in bed. Mentions buffers, presence, a team, and a tense scene with heavy pressure. Overall content is garbled and lacks clear actors, dates, or outcomes.
A fragmented Perth dispatch mentions the Acting Premier addressing Mr Ceralee and a comment on payment. It notes a King granted an Antieace to Mr Newton J. Moore in Wedeemley and reports Japanese officers and tate visited by Fremantle and Perth Councils yesterday.
A fragmentary report discusses the Gerald town Friendly Society event, praising the women’s attire at a dance, noting transfers and plans, and hinting at parliamentary lessons and social norms in Australia. It mentions Mrs. Belmes, Miss A. Hauprsley, Miss Nicholls, and other attendees, plus fashion details.
Board notes grant of 210 pounds to credit of the Board and tenders called for works. Resignation of J Woukock from the Board and an election on May 27 to fill the vacancy. Cultural conference in Geraldton discussed. Yuna Farmers Association and road works noted. Williams of Washy Gully report on road conditions. Some funds allocated for worst road sections. Land and road closure issues discussed with objection to closing a road. Reserves reallocation debated. stock route opening approved. Tenders accepted for transport and road work. special orders for quarry litho request. Accounts totaling 57 pounds passed. Election remark at a meeting about perambulators and gender remarks.
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