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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Oct 23, 1924
Page
3
Detained French refugees have evacuated towns including Todmuml Remseheid Vubwin Kel and the town of Limburg. The movement signals a broad evacuation across affected areas amid ongoing operations.
Smily Express reports from Herlin that the Prussian minister for internal affairs ordered police to arrest all nine members of the Meierstag Communist faction for involvement in forging passports. The decree strips parliamentary immunity. seven arrests have occurred, with five fugitives still missing and believed in hiding.
A church service is planned for Sunday afternoon in the Nuva sail éehoulrvent with Rev. H All presiding. An additional service by Rev. d. J. Hirphons is set for Meonro ovis Haag on Sunday after noon at 2 oclock at Nagen Cer RC Charke's Homestont.
The article reports a memory loss case at Bourne rmeath England where a young man found in the New Forest July 17 is slowly regaining some sense. A Belfast woman calling herself Annie visited Boscombe Hospital seeking to identify him, placing charms on his bed as doctors try to revive memory. The patient remains weak but shows occasional comprehension while hospital noises bother him.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a courtly exchange with references to New Zealand and men refusing to take something with unisancial mem The text is incomplete and lacks clear events or individuals to identify.
Fragmentary OCR lists F and R Ward involved in a trade stall at Bighop's Palace Rubber Tying Gare. Readable text shows shop sign style referencing smithing and wheelwork services. No clear event date or full location details available.
Telegram item notes a man named Klesting Ston, aged two and a half, in Western Australia. It mentions he is married with two children and references his confinement or lockup in connection with an unspecified event.
Reports indicate heavy rains across Mulhourer and nearby areas threaten Tarra river flooding. Farmers fear flashwater could swell, jeopardizing crops and property. In another note, a fatal confrontation occurred near Hearulale over an argument about braces.
At Geeling branch of the Royal Moviety of Strong, Mr Lanter laments a disrupted session after the Vet erann Parliament adjourned. A modal gathering formed as the National Anthem began and attendees briefly paused before resuming with a public choral rendition.
Albert Price Eaward Tyson grazier died June leaving an estate valued at 204800 pounds. Of this 217251 pounds is tied to property in New South Wales and Victoria. The executor ordered an annuity for widow May Mary Tyson during widowhood, and the estate’s residue goes to his children.
Sydney reports a sensational tale where Percy McDonald says he and Percy Branton were aboard a steamship to Newcastle when several men posing as detectives fired on them overboard. McDonald escaped to shore while Branton was drowned in the event.
Brisbane merchants report a surge in overseas maize shipments with nineteen steamers loaded in recent weeks. An estimated 100,000 hogs have been shipped as part of the maritime export effort, signaling a significant trial run driven by the global market demand and local plentiful harvest.
In Hobart, despite government efforts to keep work, 800 men remain unemployed. The report notes ongoing joblessness as economic measures continue to take effect.
In Wellington on October 22 the Premier Mr Massey told Parliament that New Zealand and its people opposed Britain's Singapore policy and supported closer Empire ties through imperial preference. Opposition Leader Mr Wilfont and Mr Hallam Watler disagreed, stressing concern over the Kamina treaty rather than Singapore.
The passage critiques widespread hypocrisy in society and personal relations. It frets over performative virtue, noting friendships would deteriorate without it, and laments landlords and polite manners masking real frictions. It observes people often pretend, sparing others discomfort while mistreating honesty.
Western Australia team match opens with 187 for 13, Colt total 195 led by Drew at 27 not out. The Merrymakers youth club then staged a lively charity show at Town Hall with Misses Clark Day and Faull delivering solo and choral numbers to boost church funds.
A brief notice appears in a Saturday issue dated November 1024 highlighting commentary on the Northern Railway Traim Avenue project. The item references ethos and additions surrounding the line and its community impact.
UK wares acceptances list for races at West Maundy headquarters including Bobemin Handicap and Settlers Handicap five furlongs plus Anniversary Handicap and Moulhy Handicap with numerous horses and weights. Details show entries such as Green Karom Goes Hope Applejark Blooded and Wool Sark among many others.
A formal inquiry was ordered into Purser's Coongy Handicap run on October 15 three days before his Caulfield Cup victory. Purser was unplaced and jockey Cairne reported being blinded by mud, claiming interference affected Purser’s chances.
A cryptic OCR fragment mentions a winner named Caulf ield and a purse related to stewards. The text is garbled with names Ort Tye and Purser reference, implying a small event or race outcome with unclear details.
Fragmentary notes discuss inquiries about pacing of the W A T C Spring meeting and Paclegoad follow up. Mentions Hobble and Wattles figures and related stakes but details are incomplete.
An article explains the etymology of common fruits with examples like strawberries gooseberries and currants and notes origins from Damascus Corinth and greece. It also reports a transfer of a liquor license at the Erakdton District Licensing Court from Mrs F C Prant to Mr Jaman Dengin.
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