26 Feb 1935
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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian And Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Feb 26, 1935
Page
1
A reader credits Kruschen with ending days of headaches and rheumatic pain. She reports weight loss and renewed energy after long reliance on the product. The ad touts salts as a gentle, consistent healer, standardized by chemists, with price at 20 per bottle and wide international use.
A Melbourne court examined a plan to display a bark hut as part of an Australian bush exhibit in Little Collinge Street. Martin Dhennyh faced charges over lighting a camp fire near the hut and building the shelter without proper permits, amid warnings from officers.
Australia now ranks fourth in both total wheat production and export volume among exporting nations excluding Russia. The claim, from Fisher Maks D&e and C. R. B. Jones of the National Joint Industrial Council for Flour Milling, notes five year export average near 100,000,000 bushels annually with high milling quality. Western Australian wheat prized for hardness, renown for high flour yield and low moisture, though regional variation exists across states.
Sidner February 25 The conference of British and Australian postal authorities and aviation officials opened to discuss speeding up oversea mail, the use of flying boats, and a new route from Darwin to Sidner. Defence Minister Parkhill warned of high costs and stressed handling diverse routes and nations in mail delivery. Sir Frederick Willink, head of the British Post Office, said no grand imperial scheme exists and the plan would not be as costly as feared.
At the 500 yards range on Sanday the Dunkling Spoor team won with Anders leading. Scores counted for the Drage Trophy stage and the Pat tons Troy first stage. Next shoot will be held near Witt for a club spoon, with scores also counting for Hatton Trophy, Glance Trophy, and Brage Trophy final stages.
Racing reflections from Melbourne outline Flemington’s Newmarket Handicap history since 1874, recalling past winners like Foursome and Gothic. It notes current entrants, weights, and near-future finals, with mentions of Closing Time, Winooka, Great Legend, and Heroic, along with Australasian mile records and related events at Caulfield and Adelaide.
Wyokuakers led the field on kutmeday as six favourites fell to an upset in a 22 Maiden event. Fry wantle-trained winners dominated the top positions while Nokon, a yearling by Cnujebor, surprised, with Mareodava unlucky in running. Honendor, Rumfred and Mareodava attracted bets in the open, and Marnola and Gold Dawn closed the finish in a close three-year-length race.
Meriyale edged clear in a near photo finish as top rivals jostled in the final furlong. Jockeys and horses including Adalbert, Sua Hare, and Tro Drinees chased the main event, with Wavie and Meriyale among the leaders and Grind Jortinn drifting from its odds at 101 percent. Big fields, multiple placements, and a crowded finish highlighted a day of close racing and spirited battles for purse money.
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