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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian And Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Mar 03, 1930
Page
1
An odd note from the Geraldton Guardian and Express mentions Sree anton wus of the pope. The fragmented line hints at a religious or clerical reference, though details remain unclear and isolated within the page.
Rhodes Brothers set to open a new marine supply depot at Marine Terrace, Geraldton, aiming to boost local commerce. The move signals expansion in NQ region with potential job creation and increased boating gear availability for residents and fishing crews.
Report on the Germbdton premier ship final round with Australia as a noted participant. Players listed include Shaa Newell Dunn McDonnald Keegan and Hares Hough with Keegan taking key wickets and Hares bowled. Notable figures: Keegan 6 for 65 McDonald 1 for 48.
Incomplete match excerpt shows Batting: Wilkinson, H Reatt, McBamald, Prior, McDonald, Millward, Jones, Ueanwell, Kelly, Curlewin, Minetair, Evenson, Collins, Buvdries. Bowled and run events recorded. Final over details unreadable. several players out or not out.
More than 1900 people from the picture colony attended a lavish wedding event featuring Bowie Love of Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer and groom William B Hawks. Attendants included Irene Mayer, Norma Shearer, Athole Shearer, and Carmel Myrin. Clergy and guests faced a dress code issue at the high Episcopal Church, eventually prompting guests to wear veils over their caps to comply with decorum.
Trial in Whlebjie India centered on a fatal stabbing aboard the Bhame off Hirkenlund. Uddin, 24, was found guilty of assault with intent to murder rather than murder itself after disputes over five pounds of fish and the contested act of throwing a shoe, deemed a grave insult in Muslim culture.
A Canberra conference speech by Mr Ravin examines unemployment and argues for practical remedies to lift capable workers from poverty. He urges public policy to create steady year‑round work and promote agricultural expansion, land settlement, and small holdings to curb wage slavery and encourage national advancement.
Fragmentary stenographic round of notes suggests Mr Lloyd George may consider stepping down from leadership. Reported statements indicate Liberal opponents within the party are pressuring him amid internal tensions and strategy shifts at Westminster.
Holared reports from Bung Komp on February 27 describe a fresh insurrection in Indo China dated February 13. Rebels advanced toward Vinhtao and engaged government troops, who repelled them before counterattacks pushed rebels back. Government forces regained positions as clashes spread, with towns under French control and European troops moving in to quell unrest.
Congress seeks repeal of the Transport Workers Act with unionists pressing for repeal and preference measures. The movement centers on rights for union members and changes to labor framework under the act.
Landon reports no fresh developments from naval talks. Diplomatic sources say the naval conference is not dead though stalled. Key figures Buimson and Mead weigh sighted gunships as the central issue, with no formal talks scheduled for the week.
Flooding hit Queensland railways as Brisbane area rivers swell. Cairns reported three inches of rain by noon while Bellendem Plain saw 1X inches over the line. The Methert River rose 14 inches above the track and remained high. Burketown recorded heavy rain yesterday with steady showers today. total rainfall reached eleven inches.
Perth reports the death in Fremantle Hospital of William Liddie aged 40 from injuries suffered Thursday at Gates Island. A member of the Coastal Brewers Union and employee of Red Cantley Brewery, he fractured his spine after diving into shallow water during a Garden Toland outing.
The second faction game on a Saturday produced another 40 point win for the team known as the Hine. Weather was excellent and Mrs. Anderson Mine Htrawh assisted, with detailed lineups including Constantine Burnett Chapman Latrell Clarke Leeder Dew Bett and others. Totals listed for players Joe Coates Morrison Palit Fal Wilson Preser Al Porter Reott Mealawrentz.
C H Wray abandoned the Lake Austin gold dredging proposal after failed bores and water shortages. He had examined West Australian dredging ideas for Bewick Moreing and Co and New Consolidated Goldfields but concluded the lake could not sustain dredging. Wray left Cue district with no immediate plans to restart the venture.
Paris reports that M. Tardien formed the new ministry with M. Briand allotted the portfolio of Foreign Affairs, indicating a shift in government leadership. The move positions Briand as head of France's diplomacy while Tardien maintains executive oversight.
An OCR readable fragment notes a Meowsyet paper printing offer with a cheap price, mentions an unprinted page, a late edition, packing, and a reference to Gerakiton WM Newspapre Ltd.
A chaotic scanned page presents a quiz of questions and answers on fairy tales myth, ancient Greece, emeralds, angels, and notable figures. Includes references to Hans Christian Andersen, Hellenism, the Flying Dutchman, the saxophone, the Amalthea monkey, and Irish politics. The garbled text mixes names, dates, and fragments with little coherent structure.
Letter from W. S. Halliday urges Western Australia to boost local production and processing to reduce imports. Warns current trade drains wealth through butter factoring and unresolved demand for casein. Argues secondary industries can support primary production, creating more local jobs and money.
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