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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
May 16, 1922
Page
3
The article reports a survey of Protestants and asks Michael Collins about religious reform. It notes an event in London at the work’s end and mentions Sir J Craig, Mrs Coffins, and Griffiths as attendees.
May 12 report notes leaders at Genoa entertain neutral motions and gain general approval for a Wis schema to advance the peace process. Mr He pushes proposals from the tronsinrs Ta ovista commissions as talks aim toward a possible fortnight adjournment.
A public Grace Conference drew a large crowd as organizers promote temperance and social reform. Local leaders, including faith groups and civic clubs, urged unity and practical steps towards community improvement during the event.
London reports May 15 that workers hire scrmed soves fac tories in the south under the Beltings. A May 33 note says Parliament member Aseton Chambertin stated Germany knew France and Belgium were not ready for events as Germany prepared on May 31.
An old report notes the discovery and growing use of malleable stainless steel, highlighting Mr. Mreartey and a Daily Mail representative. It states stainless steel is now available in sheet form and can be pressed into shapes for domestic, trade, and engineering uses.
Inspection along the Euphrates banks, about one hundred miles, suggests Vernon machines may soon enter service, with expectations of strengthening strategic capabilities and supply lines.
Commencement of relaying the railway system between Premantle and Northam, with about a hundred men at work for the stretch between North Premantle and Cotteston.
A damaged section of Porth Street premises indicates a fire or accident caused about 4000 dollars in damage. The brief notes a person named Senge as estimating the loss and mentions occupancy concerns at the site.
Melbourne reports a three year post office programme approved between officials to recover arrears of work. The plan, escalating to a 25 million expenditure, will be submitted to Parliament with funding sought through a loan. The scheme aims to advance the post office’s overdue tasks.
Fragmentary notice reads allocation of reward concerning a case. It mentions a cowardly theft and a command to someone to deal with the matter. No clear names, dates, or places are readable.
Records detail exhibitions and matches with names like W. J. Scoll John Roberts and T. Taylor. It notes sums such as £31 and other stakes, plus ball compositions and scores under B.C.C. rules, with dates in October.
A snippet recalls a miner named Dee who braved a dangerous underground crawl to aid others, portraying grit and selflessness amid peril at a local colliery in Mommonthhire.
A stylish dress ball organized by the Walkaway young Indies raised funds at Walkaway Hall on Friday evening. Secretary G. Sate Clinch steered the preparations, with strong attendance and community support evident throughout the event.
The notice lists multiple bale lots with buyers and prices including D. G. Moore at Dongarra with 211 bales at 18d, Hart Brothers at Yardie with 218 bales at 1s 9d, Atkins Brow Ltd and Yunroy/ TDP with various lots and prices.
The May issue of a ladies journal provides gratis cut out patterns for girls clothing including frocks, overbodices, jumpers, and reefer styles for various ages. It includes knitting instructions and cost estimates, with patterns for shirts, knickers, and accessories.
Public press reports a solemn warning to drinkers of liquor in New York City and beyond. Daily analyses show 98 percent of liquor unfit for human consumption, with deadly poison present in much of the supply. A dramatic account from Atlantic City recalls a husband fatally shooting his wife after a drunken spree.
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Readable text is fragmentary listing unclear items and figures. no coherent event or names can be established from the legible portions.
The notice advertises direct commission free buying of produce at an open market. It claims buyers can sell items with reduced costs and emphasizes direct purchasing without middlemen.
Public Auction announced by Dalgety & Company Limited at their Market Geraldton for stock from various owners. Includes 100 Mino Wether with forward condition and other cattle entries. terms indicate prompt delivery and stock in tock at Market. Guardians Constantine and Gardner listed as trustees.
Notice announces a public meeting of the City Ten Rei of Geraldon on Friday May 1 at 8 p m at the town hall. Mayor GC E Sewell invites citizens to hear a speaker discuss the Washington Conference and related peace laws.
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