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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian And Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 21, 1930
Page
6
The Carnamah Road Board investigates unemployment relief at its April May sessions. Officials authorize payments to Dr. Rosenthal and Shanahan, consider temporary clerical staff, and plan to employ local unemployed labour to speed urgent road works including Carnamah Coorow and Moora Geraldton routes.
An iL-A report notes an office formed to organize oil prospecting in the district from Arrino to the distributive area. It expresses hope that oil will be quickly developed and not share the fate already seen with coal and copper deposits in the region.
Vecchia's Long Tonic for Coughs and Colds-2/6 is advertised as a medicinal product offering relief from respiratory symptoms. The listing highlights the tonic as a traditional remedy with potential benefits for coughing congestion and general cold discomfort.
The Three Springs Road Board met on June 10 with Mr E Hat as chair and resolved to hold the next meeting at 10 am on July 7 to discuss pending valuations. They sought continued telephone service with entry to plug in, secured Main Roads Board approval for three miles of Worth-Gerictton Road works, appointed A Graben as paymaster, granted perimeter shop permissions, suspended certain works in Dowell area until after the harvest, and approved ten street lights on Slaughter and Station streets near the railway.
The Watheeroe Club visited Corow on Sunday to engage local teams in a match. Afternoon results list multiple bouts with visitors leading in several openings and many close scores including Cox losing to Best and Cox 50-44 and Starkey and Morrell suffering losses to Miss Murrell.
Fragmentary report notes shooting results with names like G Attrill and J Ko Thompeos, listing scores or rankings. Details are garbled, but references a rifle event and registered highest score by an individual, with several unreadable lines.
Evening event at Carnamah Hall organized by Mrs Keeney aimed to raise funds for the Parents and Citizens Association. Attendees enjoyed a dance program with dramatic and musical interludes, a supper, and several art unions with purchases announced and prizes awarded.
An advertisement extols a laxative product marketed as a morning appetite booster and liver stimulant. It promises to relieve digestion issues, cleanse accumulated wastes, and improve taste sensations, urging readers to start the day with a “perfectio keep you well” regimen.
In a tangled morning scene Derek wrestles with jealousy and loyalty as Paul’s vanished breakfast hints at a love triangle. Derek’s memory of Janetta and Jane Storm haunts him while Mrs Ellison probes the truth and moral conflict deepens among the friends and spouses.
Derek and Nilda navigate a tangle of romance duty and deceit as Paul, a scheming ally, stirs jealousy while a private detective shadows the pair. Ellison contemplates obligation, and Janette’s shadow lingers as Derek guards a jade elephant mascot and a looming secret.
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