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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian And Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 10, 1930
Page
2
The Nelsos Flask line guarantees a constant temperature for 24 hours, maintaining the liquid at the same level of warmth or chill. The product emphasizes durable construction and reliability for extended storage.
An Australasian film lineup presents The Runaway Princess in a swift moving story of two brothers torn by love of law. It includes Womien Trap and That ta the dyusiale situation with a dramatic finale. Also billed is The Prince of Adventurers and Glasgow Evening Citizen notes on sound and spectacle.
Child actors captivate in an arreen production titled The Younger tion at Columbia. Edward Molani, Tarn pie, and Jesu Toesbolt lead the cast with Rom Revanove opposite the star. Ricarda Vorter Rex Lonse and Vinn Huaquette provide solid support in this adventure drama.
The fragment mentions TD Rockfeller Jr voting at 24304 New York and references Judge John Roath former Supreme Court judge, John Wile Kivoth, Elisabeth Ureedy, and Henry Path Bristol among others. It alludes to Trinity College Oxford, Har at the Middle Term TA, and roles in Western Circuit, plus a timeline of shipping and Australian maritime work culminating with retirement after years in service.
A garbled OCR fragment references a golfer or sports event with phrases like great Be and Fut Woods, suggesting a misread summary of an athletic context. The text lacks clear names, dates, or concrete outcomes to anchor details.
Lloyd George argues Dominions deserve equality within the Empire. He asserts unity hinges on equal status and coordinated action. He warns independence cannot be and must be balanced with shared strength across Britain and the Dominions.
The readable text hints at a note on future prospects and the spirit of unity among workers, praising high ideals that inspire labor history. It suggests a forward-looking page of history and a belief in progress guided by collective effort.
A district dinner at the Vie Lurin Forel with Mr. Prumcutt presiding fostered goodwill between Gyer abiton and Stullewa football enthusiasts. Speakers including Mr. de McKay and Mr. Kengum praised hospitality, mutual exchange, and continued friendly ties, amid hopes for future matches and reduced rivalry.
Management will present an excellent programme of pictures music and variety. Admission 2 shillings for adults and 1 shilling for children with proceeds aiding unemployment relief. The article reports on sheep industry expansion with 100 mouth Australian bred rams arriving this season and shipments from eastern states. Publicity plans announce a new state program and a weekly variety of performers, including a Bingapore youth show. A remarkable electric tram accident near the museum track injures two, with one hospitalised, and details of the event and aftermath are provided.
The June Local Court session saw delays as several defendants failed to appear or pay debts. Warrants were extended for multiple cases while others were adjourned to the next sitting. Notable proceedings involved W. He Andrews Shaw, George Rippey, and cases against M Melows and John Browning over sums ranging from small to £80, with defendants offering weekly installments or awaiting new work before payment. The magistrate, addressing unemployment and partial payments, adjourned several matters to pursue clear liability.
A fragmented report describes a dramatic self inflected death in Paris. It hints at a plot involving a former mistress and a violent sequence at a private home with a woman injured, a man named Leeman, and a policeman or bystander intervention. The readable parts imply a sensational personal tragedy with a web of alleged motives.
A garbled OCR style list presents many varied place names and initials, mixing potential locations and organizations with unclear groupings. The text reads like a jumble of proper nouns including ports, banks, and regions, but lacks coherent structure or identifiable events.
The Disputes Board convened to review alleged breaches during a match between Fire Drdgmes and Roeces. Umpire Hanson reported A Oray and Le O'Dea for misconduct and insubordination, with O'Dea failing to appear. The board disciplined the players and warned of further action if conduct continued.
The umpire committee announces Saturday appointments for A Grade matches with Moma at Ruck, F Hinmw, and others. Sunday assignments include J C Topham as the umpire for the Maton Wt Bini Point game and additional officials listed.
A meeting of the Geraldton League discussed reorganizing the local band to enlist wider public support. Key figures including Mr. Wright and Mr. O'Dea backed using existing instruments and private loans, with the aim of forming a working committee and requesting a 25 subsidy from the Municipal Council if reestablished.
A garbled report mentions Lorlon trade, a Mr Wo G. Kemp, Habart, and Tarked Laniow in a wintery scene. It references an Eastern-country market, a company, and a discussion about a heemere market, with a remark on Newcastle. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
The report notes continuing rain and disrupted schedules with registration figures showing scattered totals across districts such as Sheepshea, Chapman, Mingenew, Poreaford, and Wentice Barrow. It lists numerous place names and varying counts, including Mingenew 16 and Poreaford 33, while warning that more heavy rain is expected and registrations may extend into the next morning.
Heavy rains cause severe floods across the area, filling cellars and overrunning streets near Frommerly and Paint Lane. Residents, including families with children, seek shelter, while volunteers use boards and kerosene lamps to help vulnerable neighbors amid rising water levels and road terminations.
Forecast calls for generally unsettled conditions with further rain in western and coastal areas. Southwest coastal winds strengthen, shifting to northeast later, bringing cooler temperatures and lingering showers into the night and across the region.
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