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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Sep 04, 1919
Page
1
After careful vestry without cost whatever to you you will be told can didly if glasses will cure your head ache banish that dizziness or painful ness when facing a strong Tight Advice and consultation free at KUHNBERG'S opposite Union Bank and next to Sydney Fone's.
An archival fragment records moon phase for the first quarter and mentions a named acting official. It notes September and a date in 1924, with a brief reference to latitude and figures from the acting er. The context implies a historical astronomical or clerical record.
A brief note suggests the Gerstéton Guardins may be strained from Mes TH De Lucey. The snippet references a possible connection or tension involving these names, but details remain unclear in the fragment.
A fragmented transcription discusses repatriation policy, noting Mr Maley’s remarks and Mr Hughes’s influence. It argues years of work under the Compulsory Repatriation Act, calls for early conferences to aid veterans, and criticizes land speculation and production delays.
Fragmentary OCR note records the death of Mr W. H. Gale with garbled lines about a beach enterprise and commerce. It mentions shops and people, hinting at a local business context and community response. The readable parts point to a tombstone or obituary notice with several damaged phrases.
Samuel L Burges sues farmer and pastoralist over a leased property in a high stakes dispute. The case centers on alleged breach of covenants and about £5000 damages, with Wheat worth over £5000 involved and later delivery to a Government agent under the Wheat Marketing Act. The hearing notes 1 March 1917 and emphasizes rent due and unsettled government stock.
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