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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian And Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 12, 1929
Page
2
An unclear, fragmentary report describes a porpoise related incident near a jetty. The readable portions mention a marine animal, a beach location, and an event under fading light, with several obscured details and names unreadable.
The Ablet Secretary Mr J Mr Lrew recounts Northampton’s early days and its latest events. He recalls gatherings with visitors, Aaron tales, and the old town’s role in secret ballots. Farmers face wheat prospects as markets wobble yet hope for better returns and steady cheques.
Ingestion method noted for qa Taxamiag cures with a price of 2/0 at Veschin's Pharmacy. Local store advertises availability and pricing for the product. The listing emphasizes the drug’s ingestion route and the price point for potential customers.
The article reflects on Fremantle's city status celebrations and Western Australia’s centenary, praising the pioneers and the Governor’s remarks. It notes weather challenges and the enduring resilience of early settlers, while contrasting supportive and critical views on commemorations and national progress.
Municipal Council will meet this event Best Maris at Northampton a splendid program includes a comedy Horn of Kissing Cup Gazettes New Zealand Berles and the Metro special Rose Marie Weather forecast shows clouds with rain in west and south west coastal areas. Dead Pauper’s Fortune for 35 Years Nottingham Poor Law authorities maintained Ernest Zeller money belonging to Zeller paid to Nottingham. Kangaroo story notes travel and jump behavior with Australian context and folk uses of kangaroos.
The Acting Premier and Dr Argyle advocate valuing every life and boosting public health in Australia. They cite the Commonwealth Statistician showing population value exceeding other metrics and push for measures to reduce preventable deaths and tackle tuberculosis. A public health scheme is being prepared with a bill to be introduced soon.
The town mourns Dr William Bennett a lifelong resident and builder involved in local business. He died by shooting himself after a period of ill health, with his funeral held amid a large turnout from friends and community members.
An afternoon at the recreation ground Saturday yielded a close football match as Railways beat Rovers amid praise for Moore Ackland and Te Teite. Roving bets favored Brigades for the senior, with both A and B grades promised to be highly engaging next week.
Fragmented ad style notice describes invitations for bids to renovate public Bushings and surface work on Moonyoon oka South Hud. Mentions upcoming wrestling match event, urgent news, and other ad like items including Merrotin seed wheat for sale and Great Peppermint Cure for coughs.
The Albany Butter Factory reports satisfactory half year results ending January 31 as monthly payments to cream suppliers rose slightly. The report notes confidence in dairying profits where pastures are mature, with new dairy cattle purchases and broader market activity suggesting positive marketing prospects despite lower wool prices and fluctuating butter demand.
Ken Maynard presents The Lawless Legion at King Theatre tonight and Thursday with Clara Bow andRichard Arlen. Audiences see frontier action and melodrama as the stars thrill and entertain in the outdoor adventure tale. Also on bill are The Matinee Tale comedy and The Ace of Spades cartoon variety show.
Fragmented text describes a tense drama titled Rose Marie with a star cast led by Ford Wind Tower Murray. Readers glimpse danger, passion, and stage effects as performers navigate perilous scenes in a crowded theater.
In a local case Alfred Mone Edward Jobs charged with stealing meat from a farm. Both accused pleaded not guilty as witnesses described meat torn from a camp near Moontoonooks and items worn by the suspects. Constable Tunetili traced the pair to Neragehy and linked them to the farm theft along with a shirt and boots. The magistrate heard testimony on the alleged theft and sale of meat.
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