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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Oct 11, 1921
Page
2
A prize of £32 is offered for an Exon Tony hat and other entries to be in by March 1. A second prize of £11 is offered for the best article on the Geraldton New State Movement. Submissions should include outdoor themes and be suitable for the Guardian.
Fragmentary text lists Best Bas Burro and Amore items, partial brand terms, weights, sachets, prices, and several proper names including ARTHUR C MACEY and JONCAS. Content appears as a damaged catalog or ad fragment with scattered product labels and personal names.
Weather conditions in Western Australia influence the 1911 1916 17 wheat harvest outlook with forecasts of favorable patterns. Officials anticipate yields from 13 to 15 million bushels, aiming for higher averages and increased rail traffic revenue as the season progresses. The report notes regional disparities with Geraldton expecting substantial input and details parliamentary discussions on agricultural policy.
Disjointed notes describe a track meet at Cambing Park with races and vendors. Mentions include racers David and Mezera, a Parch Cup and Railway Stakes event, and a Saturday race starting around 1 PM with various participants and outcomes.
A cryptic note discusses buying a makeup bet in a married context. The fragment mentions a desire to acquire makeup and hints at a marital setting without clear details or outcomes.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference an accident involving a person named Bleak David and a minister for mines. The text is incomplete but suggests discussion of a fall from a beam and a ceremonial or official visit related to mining affairs. The exact names, places, and dates are unreadable.
The text presents a garbled excerpt mentioning test colors, a simul test, vases, dyeing, and an anticipated report. It references an author or proper noun in fragmentary form and hints at a direction awaiting a fuller formal presentation, but content remains incoherent and lacks identifiable events or clear entities.
In September 29 proceedings Hos J W Hickey asked the Min agee ES about Professor David’s visit to the Irwin coal district. The Government stated David is on a special mission and not controlled, with leave to conduct specified work and report on a particular district under authorized terms.
Long discussion in Sydney on linking the North Shore to the city with a bridge or tunnel railway. Proposals cite Kearney high speed tube system with cost saving estimates and local labor, plus potential government financing and private company setup.
An excerpt describes Anglican Synod debates and a rough mining community. It mentions an unconventional figure who hid and cut something in half, tied to washing clothes for miners. The text reflects workers aiding others while fearing harm and stressing Christian duty amid hardship.
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