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Newspaper
The Areas Express
Location
Booyoolee, Victoria, Australia
Date
Mar 30, 1934
Page
4
An advertisement touts Dr Morse's Indian Root Pills as a household remedy for all general ailments across Australia. It claims various benefits, accessibility to all income groups, and emphasizes sugar coating, amber bottles, and long shelf life.
A line indicates the document was printed and published by the proprietor L M W Judell. The brief note confirms the publisher's name and ownership of the printing.
Gladstone Circuit Court hears Jack Tulanes O'Neil of Port Pirie deny charges of larceny and forgery. Crown witnesses describe money transfers tied to Campbell and Campbell’s wife, with defense arguing about authority and authenticity of documents. Trial adjourned with verdict of not guilty on one count and discharge for the remaining.
The Northern Fire Fighting Association met in Gladstone on Friday March 22 with President H K Moore presiding. Delegates including Juttner Mollitt Stevens Piel Downellan Gill Hoffmann Jaesenke Walt and Rose attended. secretary Rose presented the annual report outlining origins in 1923, early legislation like the Ash Fires Amendment Act 1926, Bush Fires Act work, and ongoing fire prevention efforts across the district.
A wedding was held Saturday March 24 at Janestown Baptist Church uniting Robert Daviex sixth son of the late H Daviex Canowie Belt and Hilla White third daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W White Jamestown. The ceremony was conducted by Evans with organist Mrs. N Daniels. Bride wore white marocain gown with lace sleeves and pearl accessories. bridesmaid Miss Billa Cundy wore powder blue crepe maracata. Best man was Mr. Thomas Davies. Afterward the couple left by motor for the South-East to spend their honeymoon aboard.
The meeting scheduled the Nurses' Ball for April 18 in Jamestown. Members debated stubble burning hours, with Mr C A Smallacombe pressing for information to satisfy Georgetown producers. The council heard the minister may grant permit hour changes without adjoining council approval.
In a Clare Fire Conference discussion Mr R J Rose received a reply from the Acting Secretary Minister of Agriculture regarding compensation to fire fighters. The Minister advised councils they must insure for Workmen's Compensation if employees of fire services are injured in the line of duty. Councils may establish accident funds under District Councils Act 1929 for paid staff, but volunteers reveal no obligation to fund compensation. Only workers under the Act are covered where employment is not casual.
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