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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
May 15, 1919
Page
1
The readable text shows garbled names and phrases about clothing, emblems, shelves and refreshments. It mentions people such as Gary and Mary Frank Ciach in unclear contexts and an event in town this week, but details are indiscernible.
A mangled passage describes a movement around a new movement and mentions inspectors Messrs Hughes Hadley and Gladman who delivered lectures on art literature and mass and an agricultural course. Names and actions are partially garbled.
Fragmentary notes discuss British policy on imperial preference. A cabinet or parliamentary record notes two percent from a source and hints at possible expansion. Mr Crameerlats is mentioned with suggestions of limited, then broader, potential preference terms.
Minister James Mitchell stated that the Agricultural Bank owed £2,808,000 while rents paid by U P lessees totalled £2,851,000 since establishment. He noted that amounts received from farmers largely cover the bank loan. He cited root income in 1595 as £11,731 and a peak in 1915 at £40,297.
A damaged notice describes mud and debt accumulation from excavation near a drais forming a convex surface. It mentions a small take and a bank to be held, with a line about the Board's invention and a phrase addressing the taxpayer.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a One Day Dawn Head Board and an agreement with Mr Gubbie junrt about supplying current. It also references erecting pales and a worried woman seeking help for a sick child, with broken dialogue and stray phrases. The text is incomplete and contains nonsensical spellings and line breaks.
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