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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian And Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 06, 1935
Page
4
In a Le Gemld- Ton and Disteier Spevey Azaneiarian clash on Saturday, Towns trailed 0-2 at halftime and could not overturn the deficit as the attackers pressed. The match featured rugged defense and a late surge that fell short, ending with Towns down by three goals to nil.
Yuna Cob e visits Gerallton for two games, junior and senior, and powers a dominant win in junior play with L Marsh credited for the result. In the senior match, G Abbott leads Towns against Yuna as the visitors seize momentum, scoring twice and stifling Towns' attempts as Elliott and Meeks anchor the defense.
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At Queen's Park ground this Saturday Thistle faces Rangers with new players arriving in the ranks. Mr Le Barker leads the whistle in a match that sees the Thistle well represented and expectations high for a strong showing. Sunday's return fixture at Sofliusmnan marks a second test with listed players and officials ready, as Converaness departs Queen's Hotel at 9:30, with section watches and main events planned.
A fragmented review of utility trucks highlights the return of a station wagon style car with a plain rear throat and tan panels. The article notes farm and grazing communities favor these vehicles for work and travel, praising modular ghix seh-up and wide seated modern cloved bodies with removable weather covers for luggage.
A British Joint Committee debate centers on Western Australia asserting state rights within the federation. The report notes possible reintegration pressure, Federal restraint on secession, and public opinion shaping Imperial sentiment toward a reform path within Australia.
In Saturday's hockey program Druids versus Toe H starts at 2 15 with referees Clarke Hil and Millie. The second match Cricketers versus Rovers follows at 3 49 as forwards for both sides push pace in a bid to climb the league table.
A scrambled report reviews a recent Royals game with mixed opinions on performance. It cites outside play, punts by Cardinals, and injuries among Movals defenders while noting the Havids and NHK players contributing to the contest.
Readable fragments describe a hockey game with mentions of centers, goalkeepers, and the Cardjnils. Pistons of weakness, the left back position, and several missed scoring chances are noted. The passage references specific players and positions and reflects a critical but non-graphic match summary.
A Geraldton fisherman Hans Tenses Jensen collapsed in the street while en route to medical help and died before hospital care. The incident occurred on Gregory Street as he walked alone, and a doctor confirmed death from natural causes after rapid ambulance response. Jensen, single, about 45, had been treated for heart trouble and originated from Denmark, with a sister in that country.
Saturday's shooting at Geraldton Rifle Club featured an 800 yard range event for a shield trophy. Mellows led the field with a clear margin, followed by Hwotwext and Cant as scores tallied amid steady competition and weathered conditions.
Fragmented report records Greenough Club members in a racing event with unclear details. It lists scores and participants, including references to 400 and 70 yard events and a sweepstake, but the exact results and names are unreadable.
A distressed reader describes severe headaches, stomach distress, and sleepless nights. After trying various remedies without relief, they report improvement with Brsachem Salts, noting persistent pain and weakness tied to digestive and nervous symptoms. The account emphasizes a generalized malaise and calls for effective relief.
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