State Savings Bank Investment Report Mystery Text
Incoherent OCR snippet discusses investment and development terms. Key entities and specifics are unreadable, leaving unclear actions, dates, or parties involved.
30 Jun 1930
Page 1
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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian And Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 30, 1930
Page
1
Incoherent OCR snippet discusses investment and development terms. Key entities and specifics are unreadable, leaving unclear actions, dates, or parties involved.
Auction style notice lists JARRAH tank stands for 1 000 gallon tanks at 30 shillings, 25s per hundred super feet for JARRAH timber, and 1 000 gallon tanks at £7 for Northampton buyers. Includes address prompts for Mr L Pramster and T P Crothers Yard plus moon phase and sunrise sunset data.
Amesbury correspondent recalls a dawn Druids service at the Barrel Circle. No sacrifices occurred as two motor coaches brought the Druids from London. About 200 curious sightseers watched as the gear and chants unfolded in dim light before dawn.
Report from the Tatsuta Mure steamer describes steward fatally wounded by a sharp object during a disturbance at sea. The incident occurred near Kebe on June 2 as the vessel halted, with blood seen and a wounded crew member, Obahiame, involved in the scene. The fire’s cause remains unexplained.
The North Midlands Hospital at Three Springs opened with equipment costing over £3000. Minister for Country War Supplies, traveling from Perth, could not arrive in time. local officials and residents hosted a ceremony and tea. Speakers urged taxpayer support, criticized tariffs and wages policy, and called for road and transport reforms while outlining future plans for care and funding.
In Brisbane on a Friday night a would be robber demanded money from proprietor Ruserux Marius Alderaday at the alley service station. The intruder was shot by the proprietor and fled, with Anderson found later as authorities investigate the incident and surrounding enmities.
A June 30 item from Revesler Bate TM describes a naval vessel incident with a shipwashed event and the involvement of marines. The report notes distress and attention drawn to the scene and refers to a Week of darling ba and other unclear details.
In May two suspects, Mary Mters and Hephen, robbed Crowley Bank using deception and force. Witnesses saw a man and woman near a tent with photos and a car number. detectives later identified and captured the pair. A letter from the chief constable followed as Hollin thanked the arresting detective.
A quiz style excerpt lists questions and answers on sacred books of the East, Paul Revere, the pesalianian theory, Cromwellian soundheads, Marie Antoinette’s father, and Grace Darling. The piece cites Francis I, the Thirty Years War, and early temperance movements with brief biographical notes and archaic spellings.
A Brockville Ontario incident reports the boat LA King struck by lightning in Beckville narrows of the Lawremen River. The blast wrecked the vessel with many crew asleep in bunks. 25 to 30 feared dead. Survivors rescued with non serious injuries. search for more bodies underway.
Readers debate the compulsory wheat pool, with arguments about state joining, farmer votes, and the financial risks for growers. The letter cites Mr. Teakle and Mr. Hawker AGHLA, praising contributions by W. G. Bill and Victorian co operatives while warning of potential losses if the pool fails.
London reports insects devastate crops feeding 45 million people, resembling Britain’s population. Entomologists warn some pests may counteract others, complicating food supply. note potential for allies as constraints on land and methods hinder improvement.
The article discusses opposition to a wheat bill and possible impact on farmer incomes across states. It cites Mr Gregory and Mr Prowse, mentions a 3/6 to 4/- per bushel comparison at sidings, and references Federal Man card No. 19 dated June 7 1930.
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