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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Sep 19, 1925
Page
2
Local items report a Whitty Peak railway tender for a refreshment booth, with a planned train from Mal-Juwen on the upcoming event day. Wind and rain outlook dominate weather news for Hept, with a weather chart predicting high pressure but unsettled conditions ahead.
Bealhbire Homi of Largs Bay approves arrangements for a concert at Bemisy with a 4% Band under Sir Chas Lapp, featuring Mr. M L Marah and ST Fathers. Also warned about trespassers at Victorix Dome Taf Club and progress on show arrangements at Utakarra with working bees and a special train to Crumpton Hiding for Greenough Farmery Clad.
The obituary notes a large family gathering for a funeral in Geraldton with a long departure list of pallbearers and mourners. Several locals including Mr. Devil Theams and Mr. Chapman are mentioned, along with recent arrivals and business figures tied to Minilya Station and the West Australian region.
A September 13 meeting of the Ogilvie and District Branch of the Primary Producer's Association gathered 11 locals from nearby districts and workers over 20 miles away. They discussed improving roads and drainage to aid settlers and extend wheat farming, with calls to persuade Minister for Works to fund district improvements and drought insurance. The report notes long-standing low rainfall, pastures, and anticipated next year's sowing, alongside visits by regional officials and accompanying staff.
A garbled report claims in 2980 the event will showcase the world’s largest air display at Hilton in New York. It mentions ships, knots, and an official company plan to prepare for population growth and tech expansions, with references to a future event and city-wide impact.
Fragmentary notes indicate ship owners weigh crews for Isle vessels amid tension with England. Leadon and Lloyd’s List references suggest concerns over crew availability and maritime labor affecting transatlantic trade.
Confusing report from Fremantle describes delays in commerce at the bay. Major shipping and port activity was disrupted as steamers were held up for extended periods and board procedures faced complications.
A Melbourne report states an overseas strike committee aims to unite British seamen on strike in Australia at a central camp, amid wartime tension and expected large turnout. Details remain unclear as sources hint at a coordinated effort involving thousands of workers.
Patrons at the King's Theatre tonight will see Fox stars in a program including Garrison's Piaish with Jack Pickford and Madge Bellamy, plus a western drama with Lionel Barrymore and Seena Owen. The Border Legion and The Oregon Trail are highlighted, with Zane Grey supervising the film adaptation on location. Record bookings show ongoing interest in The Ben Hawk and Celebrity Vaudeville as well, with weekly plans advertised.
Anglicis Church outlines tomorrow services including Communion at 11 am and Choral Service at 3 pm with special music by the junior choir. Evening worship led by Rev. W Sastie, with a focus on church renewal and the Guild of the Ascension events. Presbyterian notes stress social themes and sermon on the Grec tion of the Temple. Worshippers asked to support the Worshipers League and involve children.
The report recalls Tenindown farming prospects with crops and rainfall, mentions the Valli Works program and road spending, and notes hospital care for a local patient. Observations include government school quarters, railway shelter needs, rain damage, and wool sales with steady demand and firm prices reflecting July trends.
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