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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian And Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 07, 1934
Page
4
An advertorial touts Dr Morse's Indian Root Pills as a valuable remedy for constipation. It claims the pills aid nature to reverse disease, restore regularity, and stimulate bile to help digestion and bowel action.
A man pled guilty to stealing a felt hat valued at 17/6 from Mr. Thompoon after attending a cinema. The magistrate warned the offender to behave and keep the peace or face a two shillings and sixpence fine and good behaviour supervision for ten months.
The Northampton Rifle Club held a two stage event with fourteen members participating in the first round of the Shimenaun Trophy and the Patron's Trophy second stage. One shooter, returned after a six month break, won with a notable score.
Saturday fixture at Queen's Park sees Town at home to Yun amid Yun strong form. Officials: Mr Cheily to oversee the main match with W. Mure participating in the senior game as teams feature several players named in the squads and reserves list remains noted by reporters.
In a weathered report from the Recreation Ground, the Swimmers beat the Rowers 3 1 with Clarke-Hall and Worthington among scorers. Druids and Uricketers offered a tense second game as Druids pressed, while Green, Gemort, and Contell starred for their sides amid lineups listed for the next fixtures and team rosters.
The carnival in Perth was opened by Mayor Lester with good attendance. A charity hockey match followed between carnival team members and a local club. The Royals beat the Cardinals in a lively game noted for its close score and energetic play.
The Geruldton Women's Hockey Association selects a squad to travel to Perth for the Coul Week Carnival. Players include Mint J Logan appointed captain and teammates C Duan Bennir Warwicker M Ward Shaw E Logan Joseph G Triggs Wor wicker and A Joseph.
The weekly bulletin surveys federal and state governments as they approach year-end, noting that Australians compare unfavorably with world conditions. It cites economic onslaughts, persistent low mood since 1939, and public demand for policy reforms. It argues the Country Party’s parliamentary committee faces a tough task restoring growth and security amid ongoing global turmoil. The piece critiques old economic orders and emphasizes the need for rechanneling agricultural and industrial policies to secure a return to prosperity.
An arrival on Wednesday introduces Mr Peter Striu who presents Mr Stringer to Geralton. The text notes improvements in radio reception from a ush grade technician and mentions ongoing experiments and the workshop at Young Motors.
Fragmented OCR text mentions herbs and roots and peppermint and coagha. appears as garbled health claim listing remedies for varicose veins. No clear entities or concrete facts. cannot determine trustworthy person or organization.
Naraling beat Alma 3 goals 2 behinds in a hard fought game under referee Mr Drage. Stokes and Reynolds scored for Naraling with notable defense from Guthrie and Barclay, while Alma’s Criddie and Reynolds featured in attacks but were contained by strong Naraling defending.
The Northampton-Upper Chapman Association opened with two matches on Sunday as new clubs fielded teams. Despite a below par standard, merit was evident and future improvements expected. Narratives mention new players like Fatten and Saunders, and early rule adjustments affected play as teams adjusted to holding and passing dynamics.
Spectators found Sundays match at Nuneon uneven due to poor costumes and weather, though the game featured fast play and close scoring. Nal ea edged Nabawa by two points in a clingy finish as younger players showed promise for the season ahead and new club members hint at a stronger unit.
A letter from EN EM MORMALL, Country Organiser WA Blind, thanks Geraldton mayor Mr Geo Lester and townspeople for gathering Tuesday to discuss backing the WA Blind Institute. The writer Appreciates the committee’s setup, hopes for strong local support, and extends personal gratitude for the kindness shown during the meeting and ensuing contacts.
Report from Mt Erin notes a week of changing weather with heavy winter rain hindering ploughing and sowing. Signs show withering on crops and new growth after recent showers. Observers report that fields are fragile and farming activity is slowed.
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