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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Oct 22, 1921
Page
3
A telegraph from De Vilbur to the Pope expresses Ireland’s stance on the Irish question. The message thanks the Pontiff for his interest and notes that Irish allegiance lies with the British king while affirming a desire for peace and continued faithfulness to their national freedom.
In Allahabed on October 21 the Army Headquarters reported delaying actions against Mopla rebellion forces. Frontier villages Wasiristen were abandoned after night marches of 14 and 22 miles, military operations achieved limited success and several outposts were captured and burned.
A revolution has occurred in Portugal and a new cabinet has been formed after four ex ministers were assassinated. Reports from Lendon and Detaber Ei confirm a major political upheaval with rapid changes in leadership.
London reports His Majesty the King cites great need for scenery and cannot arrange yacht Brisneia next year. He expresses disappointment and says no sport brings him more pleasure.
The Commons discusses government proposals on credit schemes and workmen contributions. Mr Chines argues for limited trade interference and warns against lowering living standards while acknowledging insurance problems.
Allied forces estimate about 60 000 British and 4 000 Australian soldiers lie unidentified in France and Belgium with ongoing recovery work.
The Grand Secretary of the United Aurient Order of Druids, Bro. Herbert Jones, toured the Northern District visiting the Upheldion Lodge. Five new members were initiated and a social gathering followed with Arch Druid W. O’Neil presiding. The group praised Geraldton Lodge’s work and anticipated membership growth, noting last year’s 173 new members and a £24,000 fine value in their accounts.
Telegrams report leprosy among natives in Roebourne and removal of Poul to Lazanet in Delhi. Political notes from Brisbane describe Premier using gag to abolish the upper house and plans to introduce a Native Council constitutional bill.
A prisoner during a court appearance asked constable Gill for water. While the guard stepped away, a cheque was allegedly swallowed and later recovered almost intact after medical action. Dr Howley testified the emetic caused vomiting.
October 21 report notes Premier resisting repeal pressure as manufacturers push for one hour work week. Government stance weakens opposition in ongoing policy debate.
The Premier announced last night that the government has arranged financing for a compulsory state wheat pool. Funds are to be obtained from London as part of the plan.
A fragmentary report notes workers in gloves at a station, with unclear agency and a brief tass message. The readable portion emphasizes protective gear and routine activity during a shift.
A long schooner of text notes Rev. John Tiller a Methodist minister from Oladstons South Australia and his efforts toward building a new church in Western Australia. It describes his solitary quarrying work near Geraldton and his earlier life including education at Shebbost College and service in Gladstone.
The Geealldon Protestant Home fundraiser opened on Thursday evening with a lively crowd at the annual fair. Speakers praised the home’s work and future plans include funding a possible scholarship and expanding facilities in Francis Street. The event raised about £170 from a popular baby competition and the committee outlined ongoing efforts to meet a £2,500 target for completion and renovations.
The article notes a successful attendance at the annual meeting held Tuesday night. F J G Miller is named new president with Kellee as vice president. Opening day is Saturday October 20 for the indiew day and a bowls game. Members are urged to recruit players of all ages to enjoy the sport.
A five year old girl visiting friends near Sydney accidentally discharged a revolver. The bullet struck her head and she died at once. Police investigated the incident as a fatal accident.
The Municipal Market reported healthy stock levels and brisk business. Butter sold at 1 shilling 7 pence per unit, eggs at 1 shilling, fowls 6 to 6 3, beans 4 pence, carrots 3 pence, beetroot 1 penny, onions 2 pence. Prices varied by produce and grade.
An assortment of garbled reports mentions a Br. George Robey tale and a funeral, a boy’s taunting reply, Western Australia fruit exports totalling 187 005 cases, a minister delaying a couple’s wedding, and figures on timber costs and production. The text blends crime, trade, and local anecdotes with unclear sources.
A historical notice from Boer Smite Co Ltd advertises various electrical generators, motors and components for sale. It lists kilowatt ratings from 2.0 to 235 volts, with fields, meters and accessories noted, inviting buyers for immediate purchase.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a ledger style listing of goods and prices including butter flour candles and a few proper names. Unclear dates and full items hinder precise interpretation.
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