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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian And Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 15, 1935
Page
4
Afr W T Russ of Jonesville returned to his property after an option with the Swan Bitter Company and sub let to Mariana Tid was not exercised. The owner repossessed the holding and Rost, though optimistic, did not dispel the doubt about the show.
Fragmentary note mentions a team or group named Yonny Austratia nine likely tied to mining or local event. Text is garbled with unclear dates places or outcomes. no coherent action or entities clearly identifiable. Further readable context needed for a solid summary.
Indignation rises as Wiluna Hospital proposes rule changes. Report notes delayed government actions, resident access to proceedings, and objections from local officials. The contention centers on policy shifts affecting hospital operations and patient care.
News item covers persistent storms affecting Wiluna, telephonic links to hospital, and officials weighing public telephone service. Reports on mining fall, equipment damage, and a robust Wiluna repertory theatre show at Capital Theatre with Miss Barkhard and Mrs Sargent. Also notes fencing work, new wells, and sheep lambing amid challenging winter conditions.
A tribute recalls Beatrice Lloyd’s life from her 1905 marriage in Victoria through pioneering years in the Kimberleys and the Far North of the state. She faced early orphanhood in a distant land, becoming the sole white woman for miles and earning a respected role in the community before her death, leaving a lasting memory of generosity and understanding.
Naomi Dean confronts Theodore Wren about Anthony's plans and her own heartbreak as she recounts recent events in a tense, emotionally charged encounter. The pair discuss marriage, duty, and the looming social pressure surrounding Naomi and Sir Anthony, set amid dramatic mood shifts.
The manager reports May rain on five days totaling 2M points though only showers occurred. High rainfall in 24 hours reached 11 points. seven-year review shows 152 points. Soaking rains in almost eight weeks and lack of warm periods affected crop activities. Partial planting and weed control occurred in April and May with about 120 acres prepared, 44 cultivated, and remaining need for work. Weather has been unfavorable but crops in fair condition with limited damage.
An old newspaper note touts Woods Peppermint Cure as a remedy for children's hacking coughs. It highlights soothing peppermint ingredients and promises quick relief, urging mothers to try the remedy for their ailing youngsters.
A dramatic account details the pursuit and death of Aboriginal outlaw Mararoota by a Native constabulary led by Sergeant Dunne near Cooper’s Creek. White stations and farmhands faced raids as Mararoota’s band clashed with settlers. after a fierce gunfight and hand to hand combat, Mararoota was killed. The action ends with warnings to the Cooper’s Creek tribe about future cattle raids and violence.
The inquest into John Halligan's death near Bowgardie found the body, corked and exposed, with no signs of violence. Witnesses described health decline and a single bottle and blade near the remains, with a toxicology report indicating arsenic poisoning as the likely cause of death around September 19, 1974.
Buenos Aires announces a peace accord signed today by Argentina and Bolivian forces ending the protracted Gran Chaco conflict. The truce halts hostilities across the border region as leaders hail a hopeful step toward stability.
Practical guide by Hugh McCallum on crutching sheep to remove dirty wool and reduce disease risk. Emphasizes annual or twice yearly routines, careful handling of pregnant ewes, and correct technique to avoid harming animals. Highlights benefits in wool quality and reduced wastage during bearing time.
Coroner Col. Mousbridge opened an inquiry into the death of Joseph Doyle, a half caste employee at Boogartie station near Mount Magnet. Evidence from Hearn and Muddafart led to a postponed inquest date of July 6, with Dr Williams performing the postmortem and no conclusive light shed on the cause.
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