Frank Green and Co Milk Jug Covers Sale
An item listing titled Frank Green and Co Milk Jug Covers notes a price of 1 to 1 each. The brief advert appears as a small shop notice for milk jug cover products offered by the firm.
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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
May 19, 1925
Page
1
An item listing titled Frank Green and Co Milk Jug Covers notes a price of 1 to 1 each. The brief advert appears as a small shop notice for milk jug cover products offered by the firm.
A damaged OCR passage blends disjointed reflections on drinking habits, a Roman attack, a city council, and a lost 187,000 amount, with faded lines about boats, sailors, and weather events. The text veers into esoteric poetry about atmospherics and speculative letters to New York papers across decades.
A Saturday turf meeting despite mixed weather produced top class racing with several track records. J G Grants gelding won the Trial Handicap for five furlongs by three quarters of a length, ridden by Wateos. Parmyworth narrowly beat Terramier in the West Australian Handicap at one mile, while Early Spring triumphed in the Northern District Handicap by three lengths. Daraath edged to victory in the Yanget Handicap in a neck and showy finish. Officials and large crowds enjoyed a lively afternoon with seven scratches in one race.
Cap led from the start to win the seven furlongs in 1.32 with Nome Gold close in second and Koumardes third as a crowd estimated at more than a hundred up from the last Cup Meeting. The tote record was set and the club hailed a financial success. A very pretty wedding followed on April 19 at St Pauls Church, Orroroo, South Australia, where Gladys Weathcote Cream wed Frank Dempake Brooks of Whyalla Station. The bride wore a cream dress with white fur and a matching hat, and the reception was at Obanooka, with many gifts listed and a celebratory departure for Parwan Station.
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