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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Sep 22, 1914
Page
3
London reports a lull as rain hinders operations in East Prussia with German offensives checked and troops retreating at several points. German corps in Galicia not decimated, poised for a Posen forward move as Petrograd notes concentrations near Proemeyl to hold position for a broader advance.
The report notes Adri an Jones that Galician operations cause casualties reaching up to 35 percent of a million men with Russian losses estimated below 35 000. In Roumania public sentiment favors government unity with the Allies and calls for a common cause. The occupation of Transylvania, with a predominantly Slav population, is urged.
Germany’s moves threaten Balkan state actions as Turkey and Italy align with the Entente. Reports indicate a 200000-strong Austrian force massing at the Italian frontier signals potential shifts in regional posture and forthcoming policy choices.
London reports Japan actively engaging at Kian Chau while Allied forces in Lorraine and Soissons area face heavier rains hindering operations. The Franco British advance on the left is noted as important as German retreat progresses, with German defenses around Solscons strong though vulnerable to communication strains. Allied losses cited as far lower than German estimates, and no danger of starvation flagged.
Weaker artillery progress due to heavy rain slows enemy bombardment plans for the city. Antwerp remains unsurrendered and not in danger of starvation despite threats.
Wire reports say Prince George of Servia is wounded. Austrian retreat from Vishigai leaves behind provisions, material, a field hospital and forty railway wagons. Montenegrins seize the fortress of Fochs and trenches at Vjorands Jabuks Hogatnita, now 15 kilometers from Sarajevo.
A Vienna report states General Grorusich, removed from command of a cavalry division nearly wiped out by Mursians, has killed himself. The item notes a proposed Welsh Army Corps and reference to Lloyd George as organizer.
A proposed scheme aims to regulate seizures of wheat cargoes and distribute them under oversight. It outlines authorities, procedures, and targets to stabilize supply, prevent hoarding, and ensure fair allocation among stakeholders amid ongoing shortages.
Spring style enters wardrobes with cooler attire and tasteful trends. A refined selection promises fresh blouses and spring tones. Low prices make fashionable outfits affordable for every woman this season.
Fashion items feature Voile outfits, white robes with embroidery, and ready-to-wear hats. Ethereal colors include brown and blue with embroidered detailing. Prices range from 3/1 to 13/6, highlighting ladies and children's ensembles and decorative bands.
Interview discusses seizures of 142000 bags in Byde my, price shifts in New South Wales, and export versus home market dynamics. It notes American farmer returns, London parity, and how Australian wheat prices track overseas rises, with quality and shipping costs influencing value. The piece contemplates 1903 weather and crop prospects shaping 1908-3 season expectations.
A fragmented note traces price movements for farmers' lots from 68 Id per bunh in early September to 68 8d by mid November. The speaker, after fluctuations, expresses entrapment and a wish to retire within a year.
The letter states writers express their own opinions only and urges concise, pointed discourse on general internet topics. It emphasizes staying brief and on topic.
A letter laments non residents viewing local journalism with suspicion and critiques members of the Rhode Board. It notes a £200 payment for day labour over two years, a point debated by the Board with a verdict in favor of day labour. The writer mocks the Mullewa scribe and urges study of the correspondent’s genius.
In a policy speech the Premier outlined plans to fund harbour improvements and strengthen office capacity. The address emphasized infrastructure upgrades, efficiency measures, and broader economic benefits for the state.
Mr Frank Wilson will operate Liberal campaign in Perth. Mr W J Butcher will contest the Perth seat, supported by Mr McCallum Smith of the Sunday Times, and Mr TC Ey Gedney of North Perth, Mr A C Gull of Canning, and Mr BR E Wilde Daveriey.
A reader disputes a Gaturday report claiming no match that afternoon. The letter alleges Railway Club delegates influenced the decision and notes only four Rovers players appeared. The football reporter confirms the game was not a proper match but the Association had ordered it played, awarding the Railways.
Final Labour election vote totals released show Boulder results with P Ocllier 3234, J Pritchard 428, Hannans J Bailey 873, W Bradley 047, MJ McCarthy 398 and Wi Munste 2440. Kalgvarlk lists E Groen 868 and G McLeod 1116.
A fragmentary report notes Kitchener’s handling of a prisoner described as a dervish amid wartime tent scenes. The account references orders from higher authorities and a sergeant’s response as he conducted rounds. It preserves few clear names or concrete details beyond the setting and discipline context.
Amateur boxing entries invited for events in under 9, 10, and 11 stone classes at the skating rink. Entries 2/6 to be forwarded to the Skating Rink. Referee Padly Brown. Promoter W Weekes, secretary G Fielder. Also notices of stock removal and public advertisement of unclaimed stock by James O'Brien Kajarena.
For sale. Acres freshobt, 1 male fr ago, patiects, all claimed, well 0.25 Ge per mare. Wit Acres CP near Mt Erin. 390 acres well-improved, plenty mre. Geraldton Land Investment & Building Co opposite Union Bank Geraldton.
A collage of mixed ad notices and brief items includes offerings of live livestock, bread delivery, wholesale supplies, and several rental and sale listings. Some entries mention specific names, locations like Gregory Street and Marine Terrace, and services from firms such as Withers & Co and the Provincial Dental Co.
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