10 Jun 1937
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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian And Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 10, 1937
Page
1
Agente yarded 545 cattle at Copleys Siding on Monday with the Gorgon shipment and Koolonda adoptions, Derby arrivals. Buyers from metropolitan areas attended as quality improved and prices ranged from 10d to 18s per 10 lb for various weights, Dalgety and Co. handling 478 cattle and Seer Smith and Co. 72.
At Midland Junction on Wednesday agents reported better quality sheep and lambs than last week with the market opening firm and dearer in light of weights. Heavy mutton prices held, with best workers around 22 to 28 shillings and ewes about 23 to 28 shillings. Cattle were disappointing in quality but values matched Monday’s improved rates, with medium weight cattle £11 to £12 and good light weights £8 to £7.
A fragment from a historic page notes a next week sale at Midland Junction Stadia. The listing includes entries with figures such as 12885 and 19000, plus references to Lambe and enttle terms, reflecting incomplete OCR data.
Involving the German National Football Armoclathin and Australian code adaptions to fit British football. A games program at Queen's Park features junior and senior matches with listed captains and players, including J Millar and E W Dunn. Emergencies planned for both grades with A Meek and L Patanamt among others.
A fogbound plane forced to land crashed into St George's Cathedral grounds in Melbourne. Pilot and two passengers, John MacAlister and Nell Sloane, escaped with light injuries while the craft tore through the area near the Siebourne Cricket Ground before striking the cathedral.
London dispatch reports officials and women blamed amid a stamp production dispute. The piece notes alarm over output and quality, citing a distant source that references a newspaper claim about Russia’s handling, with uncertain details and garbled phrasing.
A fragmented report notes that following the recent trial of Cempe chief, faith in his leadership remains assured. German specialists and Im Tumia’n officials are cited as endorsing his competence amid ongoing political scrutiny.
In London the Japanese Ambassador Mr Yoshida met with Prime Minister Mr J A Lenny at the Savoy Hotel for about thirty minutes. Discussions focused on Mr Lyons proposals for a pact of non aggression in the Pacific region, presented for Yoshida's consideration and benefit.
In Tokio on June 9 the Foreign Office spokesman said the Japanese Ambassador Yoshida had not yet reported the impression plan. He suggested that seizure of Sevier Reda at the Preface conference could complicate Japanese participation.
In London the authoritative quarterly The Round Tabi warns of grave danger from the termination of propagable anti tea Henin mews, linking woes to wubaitised rest and wireless wervless in foreign countries.
A fragment echoes travel hype urging wealth to voyage globally and seek health aboard grand ships. It praises worldly exploration, exotic views, and a brisk voyage to renewal, weaving quirky phrases like “tye” and “Bell” alongside mentions of Woody or Peppermint cures.
The Duke and Duchess of Windsor may eventually return to England, a statement from their equerry yesterday indicates. They would stay for some time at Wasser Leenburs and seek a useful life, not choosing to live in an empty estate.
A brief line noting printing by Lindsay Smith at Bet Marine Terrace in Geraldton Western Australia. The fragment mentions a printing location and the person responsible in the Bet Marine area.
Mr I F Wilkinson and Mr T J Hrady toured the Murchison and Meekatharra boundary, reporting exceptionally dry country from Valgne to Cue and near Annean, with scant feed and heavy stock losses. They noted a stark lack of kangaroos on the route and urged urgent winter rains to avert further losses for pastoralists.
Greenough Club members debated ranges for a club trophy last Sunday, with Top score by a returning secretary candidate while a quarterly aggregate contest influenced the outcome. Stakes were set for next Sunday with gate prices and directions provided for attendees.
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