Oswell's Knockouts Rally March Battle
A fragment notes Oswell leading March action with British resolve and staunch Tommies in narrow Inches wide fe Lid doses, signaling a wartime morale booster.
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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
May 25, 1915
Page
2
A fragment notes Oswell leading March action with British resolve and staunch Tommies in narrow Inches wide fe Lid doses, signaling a wartime morale booster.
Fragmentary text indicates a 188 CEUTOBLY resmmee business offering terms, orders solicited, and own material made. No clear names or locations available. limited details suggest a general advertisement for merchandise with moderate toil and prompt attention to orders.
B Grimish announces applicant status for Beste Fal MASOR claiming rights to elder guidance and retail offerings. The notice mentions orders, returns, and aim to expand across hats, apparel, and mysterious merchandise with emphasis on high value measurement and new lines.
Fragmentary OCR text from a government astronomer report includes distorted measurements and unclear identifiers. The legible elements mention Geraldton and astro calculations but lack coherent data or outcomes.
Garbled OCR notes a State Steamship Service fare list for Northern Ports including Geralds Port Darwin or related routes. Mentions steamships with twin screws and wireless service and unspecified sailing details. No clear dates or organizations beyond ship terms.
A fragment notes cooperation or joint service involving the Ocean Steamship Company Limited and the Australian Navigation Company and a united service arrangement. The readable text hints at a corporate or maritime partnership or restructuring.
Local notes report the Pentecost Mass at Xavier's Church with Father Rogero presiding and a pledge of almighty endurance taken after the ceremony. The State steamship Western Australia arrived at port on Sunday, with observers noting rough seas and a distant sighting of vessels in the harbor.
The article reports a Legislative Council vacancy declared after Mr Gawler's death with nominations and polling dates set, including a June 30 writ return. It also covers an Empire Day Service at the town hall with attendance from local clergy and notable comments. Fireman Adams departs the Geraldton Brigade, with Captain Hickey offering remarks and praise. Other items mention a Yale Pretences proceeding, a mine purchase negotiation by the Sirdar Syndicate, and notes on kerosene consumption and import duties in Australia. A local tribute recalls Private C. Raielward, a South Battalion casualty, and a quip about a timepiece worth twelve pounds.
The text notes signs of rain and a weather shift noted by a correspondent, plus mining reports from Laverton, where a reef yielded gold at depth. An option on the British Flyg mine is held by Melbourne buyers, with price around £8600. Local notices include post office tenders and polling station adjustments amid wartime mobilization.
The Hon W Patrick MLO arrived by this morning's tram from Perth on the way to Northampton to spend time on his area. A member of the mowing club was presented by Captain O B C Tindal with cordial support for the event.
Report from Mark Lane Express describes a tillerer device tested near Nottingham that aids wheat planting. The machine deposits weeded furrows, covers seed, and elevates seedlings to promote deeper roots and better early growth. It uses forks and raking actions to form ridges and perform soil leveling between rows.
A large crowd gathered at Queens Park for Empire Day events with speeches by the Mayor praising the empire and the king, addressing duty and unity. Students collected funds for Belgian relief, totalling £17 with a £16 contribution from one school, and families attended a fruit and lolly distribution and evening cinema.
Telegram notes Brishams in Queensland Betinm position with Labour leading Labour 48 Liberal 22 FarascsUne fon 4 ae.
The Geraldton rifle club announces the James Cap stage events next Saturday with 800 300 and 600 yard ranges. The event, now in its fourth year, features handicaps and multiple stages with prizes for stage winners and the aggregate. Notable competitors include W. James and L. Marshall, with entry lists and ranges published for the day.
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