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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Oct 04, 1924
Page
3
Reports from Ost reveal a tangled political row as Liberals split over the Anglo Russian Treaty. Leaders Asquith and Elman urged immediate action while the government faced protests about policy and the alliance.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a 1880s or 19th century case involving a woman, her property rights, and concerns over burial arrangements. The text mentions a proposal tied to a marriage and references papal authority and a decree affecting property. No clear names or dates are readable.
Ten people are reported killed and 32 injured in a railway collision near a station after a Badle express train stopped briefly. A fire followed the crash and rescue work was carried out under diffuse conditions.
Fragmented OCR text discusses Britain and money linked to Germany, referencing euros, Europe, and international financial topics. The readable portions resemble a mid 20th century financial brief with garbled phrases about loans, trade, and world markets.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a dialogue about weight and travel constraints. It includes garbled lines referencing a pianist, a person named Mari, and a potential admiration or instruction. The readable portions suggest a personal exchange rather than a formal article.
William Graham, a farmer from Western Australia, pleads guilty to stealing 1460 from the Beate Sawmill. The court imposed a £10 fine and £100 surety with a good behaviour bond for one year after a prior military service record and past employment lapses are noted.
The Marriage Amendment Bill was defeated tonight in the New South Wales Legislative Assembly by a narrow 29 to 7 vote. Ministers pushed to reconvene the cabinet meeting to reassess the situation as deputies debated the outcome and implications.
Fragmentary OCR from a local page describes a yearly low ball event. It mentions Miss Mary Mowe as a participant and hints at attire and prizes. The text is too garbled to confirm date or location but preserves the social event context and named individuals.
A fragmented racing page from Wontern highlights betting on Belmont Park plate events. Mentions Red Poppy and Mercato with various odds and payouts, including a $815 payoff on Huette. Also notes October Mandicap and several runners like Haneb Boy and Muriel Boer among others.
Victori Viko records a notable result as the OCTUBER MEETONO event unfolds with Lilypad subject LilyPond defeated. The report highlights the outcome and key figures involved.
In New South Wales racing action, Heroic Wins the Derby tops a program featuring hurdles and sprint events. The meeting lists a crowded field with weights and many horses including Blackadder's Ephom and Prime Mintink among notable competitors.
Twelve laborers from Group 104 withdraw their labor and bring families to dispute venue as they demand the removal of the lands minister. The Group Settlement Board rejects the replacement, prompting temporary arrangements at public halls and housing, with many men returning to work soon. The piece also notes cricket prospects and railway projects amid broader political tensions.
South Australia racing notes report the Wycherley Derby held in Adelaide on October 4. Subiaco claims victory with Samuel Singh finishing strong. The local press highlights Wycherley’s narrow win and the close finish amid strong field.
An error appeared in the record noting Ethel Williama as winner of a child writing prize. The text then lists figures for dressed weights of sheep and two bullocks, and credits Frank Jeffreys with a stated carcass weight. Alf Wallnr, butcher, exhibited the carcases in his shop yesterday.
The listing promotes a film program at Kings Theater featuring The Ever Popular Universal, with international news and comedy sections. It highlights racing and action sequences including Thrills and Spills and Rough Riding, a Buffalo Bill day, and a romance titled A Mile a Minute. The cast includes Bebe Denials, Lewis Stone, Helesi Chadwick, and others.
Regular passenger service to Perth announced with capacity for four travelers. For particulars apply at Federal House, Geraidtes.
Perth Motor School offers practical instruction in repairing and maintaining engines, tractors, and equipment. Courses claim six weeks to complete with six, eight, or four cylinder engines and include oxyhydrogen welding. Address listed as 473 Stranger, Perth near University past University.
Notice is hereby given that all persons serving claims or demands against the estate of Michael Honan late of Nabews who died on the twenty eighth day of Mills and Altorter at Durlacher Street Geraldton are to send particulars to Northmore Hale, Administrator.
The notice promotes a dubious earnings scheme claiming weekly profits from five to fifteen pounds. It offers a “special postal coins” course and a free book from the National Confectionery College, inviting immediate writing for a copy. The ad uses bold promises to entice involvement.
Government announces water service cuts due to shortage at Vicharian Dam and Wickering Dam. From the sixth instant water will be off from 10 am to 4 pm and 8 pm to 6 am. gravity main service discontinued from tenth instant. CHAPMAN in charge. GERALDTON WATER SUPPLY. A MURT, Under Secretary for Water.
Readable text shows Nabawa Markets inviting attendees with references to Austionsers and Gorakiten, though details are unclear. The fragment suggests an event or market gathering with listed roles.
Auction notice for Mr. A C Gillam Gabyon Station Werazgn lists 21 000 and 6 000 Gabyen Graden-Reng Wethers 3 and 4 poems oat Theat items described as an oz with sale at 3 pm on August 08 at Gabyon Market.
Yorike Kalli Station Company reports 50 roos balocks and Bien for Perth buyers. Train service via Meckstharrs express to Perth, with next Perth to Geridten timing and a 4.45 departure from Perth. Arrangements with WA Government Railways target expedited despatch and stock trucks, with reliable drovers and plants to prevent overload delays.
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