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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
May 16, 1925
Page
1
Frank Green and Co advertise a wide range of fabrics and notions with heavy crepe de chine in multiple widths and colors, Ivory silk goods, pure silk pongee, molleton flannelleite checks, ladies handkerchiefs, lace, garters, safety pins, buttons, lace cards, millinery flowers, and milk jug covers offered at reduced prices. The sale promotes large stock and varied shades for fall purchases.
A fragment suggests a local note about Fay Murchison promoting wines with terms like Sang Chenpes and Tan while referencing the Commercial Hotel. The readable bits indicate a social or commercial tease rather than a formal event.
A school text piece discusses the League of Nations role in ending suffering and promoting health education. It notes past Russian campaigns, prisoner exchanges, and the opium issue, praising League actions like school lessons and printed guides to curb ignorance and disease while urging peace and goodwill.
An anonymous insider describes turf tipsters who game readers by using limited information from daily papers. One claims to win £500 yearly by drawing tips at random, while others exploit regional followings, repeating horse selections to fool clients across districts.
Snippet notes a delivery event on 7/6 with three cases mailed at once and freight paid. The text is garbled but references a shipment or cargo matter and indicates charges or terms for the service.
Inspector Harrop reports on sanitation issues in April. Dwellings inspected mostly satisfactory, but many basins substandard. Strand Cafe yard to be paved. rubbish control urged. rat infestation noted with poison distributed. Private hospitals satisfactory. new Maternity Home pending registration. septic tank completed. Food safety noted with several fruit condemnations and meat inspections. Traffic licenses up. drainage and septic concerns discussed. council to pursue prosecutions and yard paving.
Fragmented mining note mentions tonnages and leases with names such as Gow Carlyon Pingel and Hepaler. It lists values like 1743 tons for VA 392 and 1507 Carlyon with unclear context. The text references areas, charges, and weights, but overall content is garbled.
The managers of Boogardie State batteries report ore tonnage and gold yields for the week ending May. Output includes 346 tons of ore at J Burt prospecting and additional consignments totaling 335 tons processed for a 4800 dwt gold yield.
The National Confectionery Organisation advertises a postal course promising £5 to £15 weekly from home. Enquiries are stated as non obligating with a free book and instructions to commence work immediately.
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