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Geraldton Guardian And Express

Location

Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia

Date

Dec 06, 1929

Page

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The Pillion Girl Fuss About Legs

A clash over legwear and female public behavior stirs debate about women in sport and civic duty. The piece notes old prejudices, compares eras, and praises the pillion girl for boosting Britain’s motorcycle industry while urging Coventry to honor her as a patron saint.

Lomion Mina Ethet Harrie the Movelint Olympia Katy England Europe Romanos Pxme Critien Romantia Gretna Gretn Pontthaine Bores Ruelea Coventry Dodten

Rebuilt Mooltan Liner Upgrades Cabins for Australia Run

The Mooltan liner arriving in Australia undergoes extensive refurbishments to improve passenger comfort. First and second saloons gain modern amenities, with more single and two berth cabins and expanded dining space. Total berths rise to 350 across two saloons, with verandah additions and renewed smoking areas.

Mooltan Australia Maloon Abina

Local Print Paper Rates From Geraldton News Papers

A printed and unprinted paper price notice from Geraldton News Papers Limited lists rates for newaprint paper, with 22 Th and 18/R, 14d for printed, and 10/ for unprinted, plus parking extra.

Geraldton Newspapers Limited

Lost Memory Patient in Perth With Hidden Identity

A Perth hospital case hides the patient’s true name. The man, identified as William Luise Dawe, son of a London detective, has forgotten his identity. Medical authorities note the memory loss and the need to establish who he is.

Perth William Luise Dewe London Dawe

Coal Crisis Protestite Meeting In Open Air

A large coal crisis meeting was held outdoors due to space limits at the idle colliery. The event began at 9:30 and ran until after 5:00 pm, with strong resistance reported to the proposed terms by the Kerry authorities.

Kerri Kerri

Harvest outlook amid uncertain yields this year

The article discusses a potential wheat harvest record under the Government forecast of 26,705,362 bushels, noting it would be a high yield but not far beyond 1928. It cites farmers split by those who followed standard practices and those affected by failed and poor weather, with many facing an uncertain season and memories of 1980.

Anya Daily News Bey Geraldton Northam Kunanoppin Loa Katawning Narrogin Bruce Rock Kellerherrin Kumsoppin

Engine Drivers Alive Revelations of Coal and Wages Shift

December dispatch outlines tensions over wage reductions in northern districts and a possible strike impact. It notes engineers debate potential shifts, production forecasts, and regional yield estimates with figures for Geraldton Northam Katanning and other districts.

Hydney Ing Batherland Sorthern Pederatea Engineerivers Fireaear Simera Wen Engine-drivers ™ Association

Rumor Claims Price Rise At Major Petrol Retailer

A rumor spread that prices would increase today after a large price act. A prominent petrol retailer reportedly paid 600 gallons yesterday, suggesting a shift in stock or import costs.

Beenaw

Fragmentary ad view hints at miners settlement tale

Readable fragments reference miners and a promised settlement but details are unclear. The text mentions a siren and a discussion about fame and UMI items, suggesting a historical note on a mining community activity or agreement without concrete names or dates.

November Rainfall Records Set Across Districts

November rainfall arrived as a maturing trough from the northwest, meeting a high pressure belt and bringing widespread rain to the wheat belt, fruit country, and south Coolgardie. Record falls appeared in centres like Kukerin with 5.02 inches, while districts from the eastern wheat belt to Kimberley noted heavy to light totals. Agricultural rains were late but beneficial, aiding late town crops and reducing water-carting needs for summer. The report details three main rain fronts between the 9th and 15th, with the heaviest in the eastern and southern districts.

Werther Bureau Yeparta Cascoyne Anil Bight Amd Wooth Tropier Gascoyne Wheat Belt Coolgardie Elds Kukerin Kimberley

Cheaper mutton plea to minister by Kalamendi deputation

A Kalamendi deputation led by Mvsare Vernon Hammeraley and MM Hampson met Agriculture Minister A Millington on Thursday seeking stock slaughter relief. They urged that under the community scheme they could buy fresh, clean mutton at 6 4 a lb against the Watcher's charge, noting Kalamunda is a country area outside the metropolitan zone. The minister, though sympathetic, faced difficulties in granting the request as control issues loom.

A. Millington Isa Randerson Kalamunda

Fall Down Shaft Claims Missing Meckatharra Man

In October Charles McDonald was reported missing near Meckatharra amid fears he wandered into a shaft. Last week a body was found in an abandoned winding shaft at 180 feet. Constable Whitney lowered to the body and recovered it, noting the deceased likely fell and struck the shaft wall. Several items of clothing identified the body as McDonald.

Chas. McDonald Meckatharra Whitney

Unseasonably Cool Murchison November Ends Warm Race Day

Weather notes from Murchison show cool conditions with Cue recording a single day above 100 degrees in November namely November 21. The month’s average temperature was 88.7 degrees making it the lowest November in years.

Murchison Cue Cue Dly

Bishop Frewer Visits Cue in North West District

Iris Lordship Bishop Frewer was accorded a hearty welcome by adherents and other denominations in Cue hall on Saturday evening. Mr GA Weight, church warden, chaired the meeting and the bishop spoke on church work and memories of the late Archbishop Wiley. He noted the expansion into the Victoria and Muretian districts and expressed intent to spend part of the year in each parish to stay in close touch with parishioners. The gathering adjourned to Road Board chambers for refreshments after the welcome.

Iris Lordahip Frewer T. Hall GA. Weight Wiley Bley Victoria Aml Ropers Hamed Mir Mielk Reypuiren Yana Shia Wana Tutus Warlow Fiewlica Road Board

Boy's Strange Death In School Inquest Reveals Larynx Injury

An inquest at Wimbledon into the death of Alberk Cecil Duck Chick, who stumbled at Empire Day celebrations at Singlegate School Mitcham, concluded a rare larynx injury caused by a crushed cricoid cartilage likely led to his death. Dr C Davis noted expulsion of breath choked, with no facial injuries, and referenced a previous fatal case of similar mechanism.

Alberk Cecil Duck Chick Ngve Colles Culier Singlegate School Mitcham Eughind C. Davis Ely Hospital Clack Wimbledon Min Hin Herk

Betting shops deputation to minister discussed

The Hon. Mr Millington chaired a deputation that requested that certain shops be revised for betting. An all round discussion by liken took place.

Millington Liken Place

-Deceuys 4 A strewhli burning acsident Milyeue ed here on

A young woman, the wife of Mr and Mrs Hough, suffered severe burns on the hands on Friday morning when a methylated spirit lamp was upset. The victim initially appeared beyond hope, but is now improving. The report notes staff changes at a local bank and mentions community figures connected to Leononvill and Waxy.

Haraabl Ava Hough New South Wales Abseirace McDonnels Magnet Geenldton Leononvill Rene Tre T. Stonehous

OYAL Automobile Road Maps Available From Newspapers Ltd

Pocket size automobile road maps offered by Newspapers Ltd are now available for purchase. Contains detailed routes, major highways, and city interchanges with portable folding design and durable paper stock for highway use. Ideal for travelers and daily commuting, priced to attract broad readership.

TD Oyal Newspapers Ltd

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