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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 25, 1927
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR text from a June 23 report references an exhibitor conference in America and mentions terms like Yankee mixture and cob-stuff. The readable phrases are incomplete and do not yield a coherent news item or identifiable entities.
A Dublin faction led by Mr de Vale seeks an opinion from three top counsel including Mr Gaven Duffy MP on whether the Treaty or Constitution allows the expulsion of a member who refuses the oath of allegiance. The decision hinges on whether oath requirements can oust a tainted or dissenting legislator.
The death announced in June 1952 honors Queen Carroll of King's County aged 114. The elder army veteran, a noted Britisher, served long in the New Zealand Memorial War era.
Telegrams from Western Australia report a meat famine in Beatles where meat is scarce. Butchers struggle to obtain sheep from stations amid heavy rains and rising prices. Locals face unprecedented demand for tinned meat and boarding houses place credit limits. Efforts aim to bring meat from Koolinda, Bendon, Broome or Derby as rovers chase kangaroos.
Adelaide June 24 reports Premier Mutler announced that the British Government has agreed to the proposals from Abe Com. The plan spans ten years and envisions planting not less than 30 009 ores, with funding from Great Britain.
New South Wales man from Melbourne collapsed after being shot outside his Dowling home. Constable Blanch found Braka's body and Braha died at hospital before daylight. Police sought a magistrate to record the dying deposition but Bruko refused to name his shooter, saying I do not know who shot me. Brake lay wounded within 54 yards of his home where his wife and two children slept.
Mr. Brace and party depart for South Australia then Western Australia in early July. July 4 includes Perth receptions. public meetings on July 4. July 5 travels 115 miles to Bunbury for an evening meeting. July 10 visits Yenglion and two days of touring and eight meetings.
The Perth crowd packed Unity Stadium as Dick Congrese defeated Romeie Beott in a hard fought bout with heavy exchanges. Scott edged a twelve round decision, while Dyson narrowly outlasted Jack Cullen in a five round draw and Robbin lost on a feeble defense.
In inge racing terms the article outlines betting odds for several events at Moonee Wallet meeting. It lists the Canning Purse one mile with betting 10 to 1 against the winner and the Greenvale Welter Handicap one mile with 20 to 1 against the winner, among other notes.
Fragmented readable lines show names Rath Sune Ph srlyeriene and J Bote ler with numbers and locations like East Fre mande and Perth. Instructions unclear. no coherent event or outcome can be determined from the text available.
In a senior match Town faced Rangers this afternoon. Rangers secured a 4–2 win with goals from Tews leading the visitors to the margin.
Government Astronomer reports a mostly quiet week with a single sunspot near the western edge and a small group of spots nearby. A disturbed limb began on the 15th, followed by overcast skies and a storm on Friday, with continued global glow and unsettled atmospheric conditions expected.
A vessel from the Eastbound route after attempting to sail toward Port Phillip meets another gale near Cape Leeuwin. Captain Dosahi seeks shelter in Flinders Bay as provisions run low. A boat is swanhed and stores are landed when weather moderates. The crew of eight removes hats to a cheer on deck.
Notice states that registrations, permits, and fees for carriages, carts, dogs, cycles and related vehicles become due and payable on July 1. New plates for carts and carriages are issued by the clerk, old plates expire. Secretary P. EOQOKE notes details for compliance and upcoming office publication.
The Western Australia farmers organisation expands with 30 members under president Mr Gee Perrier and Mr X Rhodes as vice president. Arrina's branch was formed on the first Saturday and the fifth day of the month, with Mr A G as president.
The report outlines a week of violent weather with high winds and rising waters in local tributaries. Flooding affected lower areas while upper reaches faced delayed movement and unsettled conditions as the week ended.
Geraldton residents praised a week of new motor deliveries. Duns Bros supplied ten Chevrolet light commercial trucks for dairying work with Boltummadow’s body design. Medbarr received another truck, signaling rising demand for these capable vehicles. HM Hosky of Northampton took delivery of a new Oakland Mix from Mems Herman and Co. Ltd and praised the upgrade from Chevrolet.
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