07 Feb 1930
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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian And Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Feb 07, 1930
Page
1
The Guardian Express requests district residents and club secretaries to send timely reports of meetings and events for prompt publication. Submissions should cover social and personal news, signed by correspondents for credibility, and mailed or telegraphed to ensure rapid posting.
The Weather Bureau reports intense interior heat while coastal areas stay cooler. January 20 to February 3 saw record highs across wheat belt towns with Wandering 113 degrees and others reaching 110 to 117 degrees. A severe squall on February Sind caused damage and interrupted readings.
Dr Morse's Indian Root Pills are promoted as a valuable remedy. Taken at first signs they aid Nature to avert disease, restore regularity, stimulate digestion, and encourage the bowels to act naturally.
The Goodwood Club lists acceptances for Saturday's meeting with prominent entries from local riders and notable horses. Final fields include expected handlers, race conditions, and likely favorites reflecting this week’s form.
Geneva reports show a League of Nations opium committee hearing where Sir Malevise Dolevigue warns that Japanese cocaine supplies remain untraceable and flood eastern markets. British envoy Sir Malcolm stresses ongoing concerns over Japan’s role and government responsibility while noting seizures and gaps in enforcement.
The St Johns Ambulance reports a remaining debt on a new van and lists donations from Dr. Mercer, J. Urant, GERALTON RAL, Clobe Brewery, and others. Honorary drivers are named for Railway Station and Town positions, with staff and first aid volunteers acknowledged for their service and equipment donations.
Mateo City February 3. A would be assassin fired from a revolver as the new Mexico President left the National Palace after a ceremony. The President was wounded in the jaw and his wife grazed by a bullet. The assailant was arrested. The President pledged five years of hard work for the common people and promised a wholly revolutionary government to restore heritage and reform the nation.
A fragmented Q A page discusses origins of terms and notable figures, listing questions about the Society Islands, Constantinople, Amy Hobart, psaltery, psycho-therapy, a parabola, Polo, and the gamba. It includes brief, partial answers and references to religious collation, the capital of Chile, and other antiquated terms.
The West Australian lists a busy Perth meeting with Haritle and Prince Alfred events. Entries include Mountain Pawn Bir Laeutiun Goodwood Place-itedier Kongoni Threcanin Goodwood Purse and Goodwood Handicap divisions featuring The Pied Piper and Reconfort in trial and final races.
Melbourne reports High Sce was injured this morning after colliding with a hurdle during exercise at Mentane. The extent of the injury is unknown and it was not disclosed whether the chestnut can start in Saturday's Orr Stakes.
January gathering hosted by Mr and Mrs T Konae marked the coming of age of Miss Ronan. Guests danced and enjoyed a three tier cake, with toasts and seasonal refreshments. A surprise engagement was announced, and many friends attended, including Mr W Cream from Cobra Stanjom.
Matron Stingemore returned to Cue Hospital and resumed station on Monday last. Nurse Harthold, who was relieving, left for Perth the same day. Mr CL Williams, manager for Menem Vronks and Hronker at Cae, took a holiday during the week. During Louis Zurcher.
An advertisement from Geraldson Newsprint Ltd promotes printed newspapers for sale with details on sizes and weights. It lists unprinted and printed formats and emphasizes affordable pricing and packing options for the market.
The Great Southern Leader reports chronic faults in Narrogin water supply with unsafe service, pumps failing, days without water, a 21 foot fire risk, and a demand for a duplicate pumping engine. Meeting voices anger and urges government action to rectify the system.
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