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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian And Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 06, 1931
Page
2
Gould Albert John Goult, son and brother, who gave his life for the Empire, remembered by his loving father, mother, brothers and sisters. Private interment. details reference family memorial in Geraldton, Western Australia.
A highly garbled item mentions a person and officials, with thanks for services and a note about future intentions. It references William and Jauly Campion and hints at duties and state concerns, but readable details are minimal and names uncertain.
A sprawling scatter of notices covers hotel wage disputes, an accident near Morowa injuring three, a maintenance case in court, and Scouts and Guides activities in Perth. Reports detail hotel workers seeking back pay, a May 27 crash with four injured, a magistrate adjournment for Williams Hearne, and the Perth Camp gathering with Chief Scout Powell touring Geraldton.
The Geraldton Guardian reflects on the nearing end of Sir William Campion’s term as governor and praises his conduct atop the office. It notes his gentle, courteous manner and his willingness to share burdens, including offering a salary reduction. The piece highlights his tours across the state, his faith in Western Australia’s future, and the strong relationship with Lady Campion as they prepare for retirement and return to England.
Tivoli style community event at the Parish Hall on June Vth features seven short plays including Cupid in the Kitchen and A Quiet Chat. Evening includes an improv finale with large attendance expected. Also notes rail car accommodation and train sleeping berths limited due to demand.
A piano recital by Miss Lint Marsh and pupils draws a large Geraldton audience. About 20 solo performances span from tiny tots to advanced pupils, praised for steady technique and musical variety. Nell Stokes receives a gold medal from the Associated Board for top intermediate level marks in Western Australia.
A series of local notices records visitors and travel to and from Geraldton. Highlights include Mr. Ward of Broome’s death and sympathy for his family, Mr. Church joining the town as a representative for Rhett Oi Co, and various figures returning to Perth after trips. The piece also notes clergy movements and sporting-community links.
A fragmented 1930s era listing reviews radio theatre talkies at Beco Central. It highlights Star Ranger thrills, an Indian chapter, Long Letty, and comedic features with Gantry, Cast listed, plus upcoming releases Feet First Call of the Flesh and Them All. Outdoor sports and new song hits noted amid film lineup, with actors Ramon Novarro and Buck Jones featured.
Weather favors a Premiership soccer clash as Thistles face Towns in a wary contest. Teams list a mix of veterans and new faces, with Thistles aiming to prove improved form after a recent draw with Rangers and Towns seeking better results than previously.
The Toya Commission on Farmers' Debts has begun taking evidence at Parliament House in Perth on June 4. The inquiry aims to examine farming debt issues, with officials and witnesses scheduled to give testimony on the financial burdens faced by farmers.
Melbourne reports Kendler won the two mile Mundie race at the Victorian Racing Ulith meeting with Hernon, Tresolous in order and betting 0 to 4 on the favorite. Kendler, from Kenilworth lineage, is poised to challenge in the Grand National Hurdles with strong jumping form and expected to be prominent at the event.
A fragmented clipping describes a page with mixed figures and names including Adelaide, Frederick, Bazami and Totahicator. The text is garbled, unclear on event date or outcomes, and lacks coherent details for a full summary.
Weather bulletin notes a dry spell ending May first with six points recorded. Expect unsettled skies from the west to the southwest coastal regions, with rain spreading through agricultural districts toward the Gue cone and golfields. Strong winds from the northwest and west will bring rough coastal conditions along the Bight.
A brief advertisement notes CURUM as a remedy for coughs and colds offered by the Marine Terrace Pharmacy. It frames CURUM as a medically beneficial product and positions the shop as the local source for sale and guidance on its use.
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