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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian And Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 29, 1929
Page
6
In the state news a case focuses on careless firearm use with unnamed individuals cited. The inquiry references prior incidents and a disturbance near a brook area. Authorities note a feral rabbit issue and ongoing investigation by local magistrates in Ming Mvestigatet.
An aged OCR fragment describes a sheep causing a road accident involving Mr. Crowder near a railway line. The animal reportedly leaped into the path of a vehicle, entangling with a wheel and injuring the driver as bystanders watched.
Northam residents report foxes remain active in the hum district causing damage to crops and livestock. Farmers note continued sightings and attacks on fowls and lambs. Local efforts include poison and hunting, with several foxes reportedly killed by farmers and neighbours.
A dramatized account describes Ar LW Larvater of Tingrip involved in a heated dispute over Epitet supplies. A 1 foot distance during a confrontation led to Lavater being struck and wounded. The event prompted a hazardous scene with non life threatening injuries noted by the Great Southern Herald.
A notice-like transcription describes a controversial plan to cross breed wild Aries Valfuloes with domesticated cattle to evolve a new cattle type. It mentions individuals such as Me. Hobbie Ken Viet and Col. ALK Tar Hocuf, with references to Rhodedin and Zonkral Ganens. The text claims potential disease resistance and changes in meat quality, citing Asiatic breeds and comparisons to European stock.
A fragmented report traces a high stakes auction bridge hand. Byron and partners contest the dummy as trump play exhausts opponents. The North South team shows superiority by ruffing and parrying, sealing the five tricks against a difficult contract.
The narrator recalls a funeral where a shy mood clashes with comic undertones. Family, remarks on the aunt's humble deportment, the ceremonial misfit gifts, and a strange display in the dining room reveal tensions between grief and awkward rituals surrounding the aunt’s death and the family’s response.
A garbled account claims the Austin Seven army staff altered civilian cars with unusual fittings including caterpillar-like attachments and special wheel hubs for military use. It describes modifications to axle ratios, tool lockers, and storage, aimed at lowering height and increasing width for "emplacement" purposes, with threats of further adaptations and misdirection by authorities.
A scrambled exercise lists twelve questions about law, science, geography, and history. It asks about Eaghier law, Nile pyramids, selumametre, abbreviations, the Wohl, North Pair, Ectrwtidion, and American origins, inviting readers to answer on Sundays and Fridays.
A daring motor journey by five women is described with Mina Knowhall as lead driver from Melbourne to Perth nearly 2000 miles away. Accompanied only by a twelve year old girl, they traversed interior regions with shell service guidance and faced dangerous conditions and high tyre pressures. Public papers praised Knowhall as an expert driver and noted the remarkable endurance of the expedition.
Fragmentary entry lists moon phase names and dates with misspelled words. It mentions first quarter on July 14, second quarter on July 5, and references the Moo Nrw Moon era. Names and places are unclear.
A damaged OCR note promotes quick relief from indigestion using a product named Bim Magnesia. It claims instant relief when pain starts and suggests taking Bim in water, enabling stomach sufferers to eat what they like without pain.
A market note records Taxca and Magearin dealing with indigestion priced at 270 yas at Veochin's Postmaay, noting a transaction detail in the local trade column.
A Telegraph analysis notes a capitulation to Paris as evening frocks grow longer and daywear inches below the knee. It cites rising costs from extra fabric and elaborate tailoring, predicting only higher prices or broader use of outerwear as women adjust.
A mistaken party fundraiser at Agrieniteral Hall featured the Manchester Unity Oldfellows Friendly Mosloty arranging a sale with proceeds to a local Women's Association branch. Winners included Mr. Viama for the Infies prize and Mr. Famos with the gent's trophy, while Miss Reldyn supplied the fashion items and Mr. Jostem oversaw the event setup.
The article discusses power kerosene as a fuel for tractors highlighting volatility, complete combustion, and higher power for peak loads. It notes Australia and New Zealand trials, the shift from petrol, and the marketing of Voca Kerosene as a standard power fuel in bulk markets.
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