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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Sep 20, 1919
Page
3
Fragmented garbled text suggests coverage of international and domestic topics including Japan and the United States steel strike, food prices, and movements like pilgrimages to Palestine while noting plans for resumption of activity. Names and places are unclear due to OCR issues.
About 130 workers are idle at Hull as labor leaders defy authorities and press claims their push to reduce working time will deliver better jobs. Officials say actions may threaten operations and safety.
Paris reports Sept 19 on disputes over withdrawal from Bus sim and confusion around supreme council incidents. The text references Baltic provinces, German strategy, and tensions involving Savag and Randa Tchak amid broader East Asian and Mongolian notes, with unclear context.
Partial and garbled report notes a influenza recrudescence in Perth with four deaths at Collie and 208 fresh cases reported elsewhere. Names and details are unclear due to text damage but reference to ward cases and local officials appear.
Me GL Bergen and Gov cena Seseen attended a morning event at the Chap man Stee Farm. The engagement is announced of Mie Eyia Gyoosy, daughter of the Mayer and Maynem of Geraldton, and Mr Dreald B Beond of Ms EU Span. The program included a Geraldton show and local celebrations with tentative plans for Thursday and Friday.
Tonight’s game at Queens Park saw Rangers beat Town 3 to 1 in a keen contest after a back and forth quarter plan. Rovers and Brigade periods featured goals and behind totals, with overall match action leading to Rangers securing the victory.
West week display at Utekarra promised to be the most interesting yet as te Ma over bels Ge Venti slated for the second day of The Premier the Show. Hon James and Mil he pee vest along with L Button and B McCaliem attend the event.
Fragmentary OCR notes show a list of fernitars and a booth or stall at a fair. Names and items are partially illegible, but indicate multiple exhibitors and a competition or display setup.
A mangled telegram excerpt urges voluntary subscription without compulsion, stating the U S public must uphold the bargain and peace loans may be needed. The fragment suggests defenders persistently press for support and to avoid breaking the pledge.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate plans for Field Day at Chapman Experiment Farm on Wednesday next. Details are unclear but reference to wheat and local arrangements suggests agricultural demonstration activities at the farm site.
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