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Fragmentary OCR notes mention arcade furniture and a question about new items. No clear event, person, or organization readable.
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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
May 24, 1921
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR notes mention arcade furniture and a question about new items. No clear event, person, or organization readable.
An April 15 meeting of the Ac tetalan Mutual Provident Society records attendance by members and officers, outlining new business, financial outlook, and ratepayer concerns. The report notes expected losses for the first half of the year and the need for ratepayer confidence before municipal expenditures are approved.
A vessel named BAMBERA will leave Premanile for Wyndham on May 27. Frank Qreen and Col must confirm arrangements at least five days before departure.
The Herald Guardian notes a happy coincidence as the municipality nears jubilee while ratepayers learn of council efforts to meet a £120 overhang. Temporary bank relief, valuation increases, and planned funding from a Colonial Treasurer support a smoother transition amid upcoming electricity revenues.
The Cameron and M A Bargwices host Mareh Beguier 3034 event at Mechanics Institute and Railway Institute. William Hart, a famed silent film actor, delivers a standout romantic western portrait praised as memorable. the night also features a Bennett comedy The Quack and a Pepperaine cough and cold remedy pitch.
Meser Dalgety and Co yarded 1 964 sheep and 120 mixed store cattle on the 20th at Utakarra. Buyer attendance was light and competition weak with one batch of mixed sheep selling at 10s. The store sheep and all cattle were cleared while cattle sold well. Also notes from Melbourne on aviation and telephonic progress in Western Australia.
The article details injuries from a recent incident involving Mr. Jack Beaton and his brother near a station, with Beaton treated at Resella Hospital. It notes Mr. L. C. Burges nearing return home after hospital stay and Mr. W. Palmer leaving his post with the Soldiers' Pictures for a new Fremantle appointment.
East Perth defeated Subiaco 8 goals 6 behinds to 8 goals 5 behinds while Promantle led with 3 goals 2 behinds and Perth won 5 goals 9 behinds to 1 goal 0 behinds.
The correspondence recounts an experiment by Bay Lankester and diviners using a water-divining rod to locate underground supplies. The account notes inconsistent results, with one test route passing over masked spots and yielding unclear indications of water.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss Midland Railway taxation and an application for belief. Mentions Edwin Marcott and a new mailway or trailer line with unclear details. Contains garbled names and stray phrases, offering minimal readable facts.
The report notes a weekend game concluding in a tie with both teams scoring few goals. Puddy and T Beede displayed frequent jics and Thompson showed steady form. Lynch, Crow, Rogers, Holmes, and Crabbe contributed, while Beede stood out among players.
Public sale notice invites residents of the Geraldton district to purchase sound, reliable, and seasonable drapery and menswear items at very low prices. Stock includes blankets, boots, shoes, clothing, shirts, pajamas, sweaters, and linens with deep discounts and clearances.
Troubled by heavy rain the and the ball softened making play difficult. The Rangers strive to field their best eleven and push for victory as seniors show strong form and the team remains keen as mustard.
A garbled excerpt notes Arch bishop Duhios in a clash with labor forces. The fragment references a confrontation or stance amid ongoing political or religious tensions. No clear dates or locations are discernible.
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