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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian And Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 28, 1938
Page
4
Local advert boasts a peppermint remedy for multiple ailments including hrenchiations coughs colds and tattaenzas. The item declares rapid relief claims with no medical endorsement and invites readers to try the product.
In a mid season Gerakiton National Football Asset match Fire Brigade defeated Raiversay 5 goals 7 behinds to 3 goals 5 behinds after a seesaw battle. Eaton led Brigades with seven goals while Oversby and Foley stood out for Rovers though they could not overcome the late surge from Fire Brigade.
Two Genildqan Nations Football A generation selections travel to Nabawa to face Northampton Upper Chapman Football Association. The A Grade lineup features Msteh-Fuilbanks Cordingley Davin and Morgan forwards Purcell Dunn and Munster, with Ward Somaghan and Martin in the pack and reserve Canningham. Backs include McCarthy Funky Warne Alten and Paws.
The Geraldton council wrestled with adopting the Public Health model by law requiring bathrooms and laundries in homes and the feasibility of soak wells. Debate covered bore prospects at Queen’s Park, extending electrical service to Blu Point, Chapman Road footpath, and early action on water supply while weighing loan needs and district health implications.
A fragmented dialect passage urges joy and offers whimsical phrases. It mentions characters Nell and Peter and hints at gifts to counter heat and cold, ending with a playful chant about being happy and enjoying simple blessings.
A leading English bookmaker advertises services and terms for a betting scheme. It promises convenience, guarantees profits in high stakes, and outlines social expectations while warning readers about costs and risks. The notice mentions a commission, potential payments, and the need for discretion in handling accounts and winnings.
The report covers March quarter mining activity at Wiluna and surrounding leases. It notes ore treated at high tonnages with variable grade, development progress including Adelaide shaft depth, and notable output in tonnage and carat-like units. Operating profit reported in Australian currency.
The Mines Department reports May field observations in Peak Hill with spills at Labouchere Range and ongoing efforts to brief Hepanit xyalomatically Westen. Pegler absent for weeks, new pendants available. April load reports show crushed ore at 2 tons for T485 on Alene. Central finds include A A from Morning Star and various ore readings, with Lybonchere Rutuce and Egerton as focus points.
Ragged note speaks of a rich specimen stone fray brought into Peak Hill from a reef area recently explored. It references a width near eight to ten tons and mentions promising specimens found in the district over years. The passage notes an unusual whiteness and the owner, Mrs. Alburn, in context.
State battery returns indicate stam batteries rear a 1708 token for Rut OA.
Report from Los Angeles details a deep oil well in the San Jema enquiry valley reaching 100000 feet after 285 days of drilling. Costing about £90000 to sink, it produced an estimated 121000 gallons of crude with potential for further discoveries at greater depths.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions adding sweetemelt water to a bolle of concentra MEENZO and a supply of nemedy. It references antiseptic for cataracts, gargle, Mirouta, and remedies for coughs and influenza. Ends with unclear order for HEENZO trem HF toilet AP gran.
Snow and ice hinder highway operations as crews work to keep main routes open. Officials describe ongoing plowing and sanding efforts, noting traffic disruption and safety concerns. The article details equipment, procedures, and measures to prevent vehicles entering closed zones during severe winter conditions.
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