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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian And Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Dec 08, 1932
Page
4
A reader recounts severe rheumatism limiting movement and writes that daily Kruschen Salts at breakfast improved stiffness and writing ability within months. The writer insists on continuing the product and rejects cheaper imitations as ineffective. Kruschen Salts are advertised as a solvent of uric acid, sold at 2/0 per package through chemists and stores.
A letter to the editor reports a well attended Wheat Towers Union meeting at Yuna Hall on Friday November and another at Nathans Hall on December 2 to discuss a wheat hold up. The vote favored delaying action while a subsequent meeting proposed by the union showed continued opposition. The writer condemns minority obstruction and calls for a Sunday night discussion at Yuna Hall to decide further action and maintain deliveries.
Owing to Christmas Day falling on a Sunday many shops will operate on three full days with no half days. Regulations under the UMI ACT outline open hours across the state with exemptions and special arrangements for December 31 and December 25. Small shops are registered under the act and may open at will during the holiday period.
A large Nahawa meeting of Wheat Growers Union members debated action to withhold wheat to press government aid. Speakers claimed losses, questioned debt acts, and urged unity while considering practical needs and potential retaliation from merchants and banks. Local branches were planned for stronger collective action.
A meeting of more than sixty Wheat Growers' Union members in Yuna and nearby districts discussed proposed price and acreage actions. Leaders debated hold-up of harvest, delayed crop returns, and possible contact with the Eastern Bratar farmers' organization to present a federal request by March 1 for a cost of production plus a fair profit.
The meeting debated whether to hold up wheat from delivery. The chairman disallowed an amendment, and the vote ended 34 in favor of hold up and 31 against. Mr W Boskams thanked the speaker and said he would respect the decision.
Canberra reports the Commonwealth Government’s eight million loan subscription reaching £5,086,000 with £2,914,000 left to be underwritten. The underwriters include the Commonwealth Bank and trading banks.
A fragment reflects on friction as a catalyst for polish and the idea that without our own failings we would not judge others. It argues we should avoid taking pleasure in others' faults and acknowledge human imperfection. The text frames a moral reflection rather than a concrete event.
Weather Bureau notes November rainfall improving wheat belt conditions with mixed effects from systems. Cool changes slowed harvests but crops show ripening under ideal conditions overall. past frosts and hail caused losses in some areas while green feed and water remained ample. in the orthopostal subdivision stripping began with good returns and stock in good condition as pasture and water supply held steady.
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