Great Pp Atic Debate Town Hall
Debaters Weade Antler and WoL faced off in a Thursday town hall in townth. Tray Be eyutes N Inaing.
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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian And Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 01, 1935
Page
2
Debaters Weade Antler and WoL faced off in a Thursday town hall in townth. Tray Be eyutes N Inaing.
In the Estate of Walter Pass a notice records a probate action from Gerald to Mt Australia with appointed trustees and a court ordered transfer. The filing lists estate details and related parties seeking or confirming ownership and disposition.
An 19th century patent cure advertises Woods' Peppermint Cure said to relieve coughs and throat issues. The ad promotes its effectiveness and invites readers to purchase at local shops.
In loving memory of a departed husband, Bertha places a heartfelt remembrance noting cherished moments and ongoing affection. The short tribute honors a life well lived and asks for continued thoughts and prayers from family and friends.
The article discusses Western Australian agricultural policy, Supreme Court actions, and New Deal critiques. It references Canadian and American debates over marketing wheat, butter, and fruit, plus moratorium provisions for farmers and proposed compulsory marketing schemes. It notes Roosevelt era reforms and calls for cautious regulation of interstate interests.
A discussion outlines past referendums on Commonwealth powers over trade and customs. It notes repeated voter rejections in 1911 1903 and 1926 and considers the need for constitutional amendments to alter Section 92 and related provisions. Dairy farmers and producers are mentioned amid calls to adjust pooling schemes and economic policies.
Mr G T Morgan of the Journal Department visits Gerakitye next week to demonstrate mixtures for spraying Townter and Somatone at the garden of Bros. on Wednesday mornings, Atten's am Weilheed and Hawks on Thursday morning. Alex Patience faces trial for theft from Geraldton Municipal Council. hearing set for next Thursday. Repertory Club plans a program with two plays titled The Printer of Orchids and Reform. A collision near Ton Hall injures two drivers. no serious injuries reported.
Fragmented notices cover railway relief efforts at Koolanook and Perenjori, with inspector plans and manpower. A large Boots Mall benefit concert supports the Ashton lands, featuring local singers and a comedy act, followed by community dancing. A Raycophone radio update notes upgrades at Geraldton and a new receiver model for country residents aiding longwave tuning and battery efficiency.
Local meeting in Walkaway hall focused on Douglas Social Credit proposals with Major C H Vouglarman outlining ideas. A Douglas Movement group formed with plans for more meetings and railway security concerns discussed after incidents at a railway yard.
A large delegation led by Mr. C H Curiewir and accompanied by Mr J W Bagwe arrived in Western Australia for a period of official duties. The group included Mr 2 ane, and Mr W Randell who discussed routes to Geraldton and Perth. The visit aims to review emergency services and upgrade facilities before returning tomorrow.
Flaremont defeated East Fremantle scoring 10 goals 0 behinds to 12 66 points. South Fremantle produced 18 goals 21 behinds for 120 points, beating Victoria Park. East Perth won over Swae Districts 13 goals 11 behinds for 89 points.
Tomorrow is Sunday after Ascension. In Parish Church there will be Communion at 8 and sermon at 11. Morning Prayer at 7.30, service at 10. Wesley Church meetings at 11 am led by Rev Arthur Mason. Greenough Methodist Church at 3 pm. Presbyterian Church Rev John Colvin conducts Rt Johns PresbyCh. All churches announce morning and evening services with communion and a vestry meeting Tuesday evening at Murani hour.
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