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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 14, 1923
Page
1
A fractured list of sale items from The Big Store includes milk jam peaches buffalo sauce vinegar and various groceries. It showcases clothing such as suits trousers overcoats and sweaters and household goods like dinnerware and cookware with wide price cuts. Names of vendors and brands appear in the OCR with many typos.
Jack Rowe and Robert Stery lead a listing of sporting and trade items including fishing tackle guns and tobacco. An up to date saloon claims a new steriliser, with electric massage equipment touted by Geraldton sellers. Wellenows Opticlan plans a Northampton visit on Saturday June 16, with consultations at J Lees Hotel.
Notice that Opp. mailwsght has taken over the agency of the well known firm Dawson and Hastens. She announces stock of plants seeds bulbs fruits vines and garden items. Orders now being booked.
A Beadon Beaton Club water sport match against Onslow at the new Beadon port featured rough play and a late finish. Umpire Jack Collins oversaw a chaotic event with many injuries and disputed calls as Beadon and Onslow battled to a draw amid wind and difficult field conditions.
In Northampton a Supreme Court hearing hears Jeisman claim over paternity of his three eldest children. He accuses his wife of liaison with Italian Joe Capelli, detailing letters and alleged admissions. The court grants separation and custody of the three eldest children amid disputed paternity and adultery accusations.
Racing officials set Melbourne Cup acceptances at 50 to 75 pounds, boosting the race to 10 000 pounds for the winner with substantial consolation prizes. The move aims to curb interference by squibs while expanding fields for August and September meetings. Mountain God shows form for the Flemington big steeple as July 24 looms.
The Commonwealth Weather report notes May rainfall varied coastally with inland shortages. Early wheat fared well, but northern areas suffered. southern regions saw ideal conditions and abundant feed. Frosts occurred east of the Great Southern railway with no damage reported. rabbits increased in eastern localities and fox depredations noted. Stock improved after a severe summer, grass growing, and warmer temperatures with no frosts noted.
Fragmentary transcript shows Mr. GW Matthews of Yamdenoots rebutting statements by Mr. McLarty the controller. Matthews claims personal grievances are limited to rent issues and denies broader personal advantage from alleged grouse benefit, asserting long payments and interviews as delegate.
The hearing before Bal Walter at Werth Police Court dealt with Berar J. Westberg charged with three breaches of the Medical Act. He allegedly practised medicine between March 31 and May 5 and held himself out as a master of surgery and doctor. Prosecution urged a heavy penalty, asserting the impostor sought only to extract money from cancer victims. Westberg pleaded not guilty. defense argued the penalty should reflect not the capability but the act.
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