Port Kamminia mine geology and potential copper lode
The report describes historic prospecting near Port Kamminia with details on ore bodies and mining conditions. It notes a 130 to 140 foot average depth, copper carbonate minerals, chalcedony, and dolomitic limestone zones. It discusses capital needs, owner involvement, and geological indicators suggesting hydrothermal ore shoots, with references to nearby formations and historical mining activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ila
Aulphidalon Wien
Wold
Dolominte
Fragmented tale of a Sunday two-up game and street scene
An unclear historical piece describes Sergeant Perris and a group playing two-up near Parkes and Grenfell. Mentions of a man in a feathered hat, a tense moment as coins tumble, and observers noting unease among players amid uncertain actions and locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perris Apolle
Faleway Yards
Parkes
Searcy
Angy
Solent
Grenfell
Rise In Rabbit Skins Amid Witays Aye Bydey Show
A garbled OCR item hints at a local event or fair with mention of wine, rabbits, and livestock show terms. The text references venues, dates, measurements, and prices, but is largely indecipherable. It preserves scattered names and phrases suggesting a community gathering with trade and tasting elements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Une Valley of
Vie
Lambing on Lucerne in the Hurston area accounts mixed with garbled notes
Fragmentary OCR text mentions lambing near Lucerne and Hurston with unclear names and dates. It references weather, places, and people in a garbled form, suggesting a rural note or column about farm activity and local happenings without clear events or outcomes.
Cyanide Case Leads to Mole Court Remand
Readable fragments show two men remanded to Mole Court on July 17 on charges linked to cyanide. Names include Walter Sylow Citrine and Norma Chie. Detention follows a veterinary or wildlife angle with possums mentioned and a price of 30 dollars per ball for sureties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niealy
Tiecti
Walter Sylow
White Ants Destroy Lucerne
White ants attack lucerne fields causing damage across the region. The fragmented text notes pest activity and agricultural disruption with local growers reporting losses and seeking control measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucerne
Spider Mites in Wheat In Corowa District Report
A historical report notes extensive damage to wheat crops from spider mites and caterpillar-like pests. Farm timbers show increased worm activity and crop injury, with warnings issued to farmers and authorities about rapid spread and potential further losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ehrmatwand
Heer
Mapellen Arreent
Corowa
Ty Tie Mtn
Riley Dentine
Savern
Australian farm strike argues for worker hand labor shift
Fragmented discussion shows Britichers and Talla unions divided over payroll systems and cooperation. The text notes workers press for hand work while employers defend a mixed pay model, with references to government action and a prominent figure, Benjamin Handse, amid a broader debate on труд conditions and productivity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britichers and
Talla
Brisbane
Bodo
Tars
Che Allan
Yhae
Prata
My Prata
Game of Tn
Cood Position in Queensland Restated
Queensland reports show a 1.8 million dollar rise in cattle numbers and wider pastoral industry activity. The survey notes stronger bank openings and ongoing rural expansion, with gains linked to improved trade and agriculture in the region.
Verdict for defendant in Coul tura Court case
A British court verdict found for the defendant in a claim valued at £1 14s. Evidence showed Cecil Batoup, son of the defendant’s family, purchased the item with papers signed by the wife and mother. A deposit was paid and the balance due. The magistrate noted the law and the involved family dynamics. The final verdict included costs of 4s and the defendant’s spouse faced obligations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balewan
Cecil
Batoup
Wan
Mino
M.C. Nott
Amombere
Tix
Raina
Canowindra Club Notes and Local Notices
Canowindra district reports indicate meetings and elections, including a Canowindra club gathering with officials from Canowindra Cowra and Wattadon branches. A 70 year old resident faced fines for motor vehicle plate violations. local events include a vocal champion competition and a golf round noting standout shots.
Burrewa Shire Council Proclaims Restrictions on Road Operations
In Burrewa shire, a proclamation limits motor operations from October 18 to March 1, with enforcement by local police. The council plans a public meeting to discuss speed controls and trials on public roads and urges attendance by residents and officials. Several individuals face charges for property theft and unlawful behavior, with fines and court appearances noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Ambrose Cormertors
Kenny Road
Warren
Consalee Graton
Law
Comertord
Bach UN
Oost
Sul
Yaa
Murrungal
Kadlars
Funna
Ward Pye
Angora Rabbit Wool Market Signals Varying Prices
A London report examines the Angora rabbit wool market with notes on demand and state grade wool prices. The reply indicates pilot effort to extend demand, but prices are uneven and stock levels are mixed. certain ermine and sable varieties command higher values while most wool types show thinner trading and lower interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guerdialand
Auhulthire
Almont General
London
Fragmented Grenfell Gazette Sees Court and Local Incidents
A garbled report lists names and events from Grenfell including a court appearance about gravel work, local residents like Mr and Mrs Priddis, and a mention of injuries and celebrations. It references Shire Engineer, traffic, a Pretoria link, and a function at Yok place, with uncertain details and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aravel
Warraserry
Ho Evden
Coyle
Hans Putte
Sara
Avert
Gordon Tepe
Neds
Thawe
Damages Awarded Over Denied Liner Passage Case
In a 1920s Cunard liner dispute, Met. Wiolfred Steele received £1700 damages after claiming denial of passage aboard the Ansonia. The case references a woman, Bresla, an American citizen married to an Englishman, wanting her baby born in the United States, and a London birth occurring after a hospital admission at sea.
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Alogram
Wiolfred Steele
Cunard
Uist
Ansonia
United Satar
Htis
Bresla
Cald
United Talon
Cd¢Rbourn
Owever
Londons
World Wheat Exports and 1929-30 Market Trends
A December 1989 to April 1930 survey from the Food Research Tribute at Stanford analyzes global wheat export dynamics during the late 1920s. It notes mild European winters, cheap rye, and domestic wheat quality shaping demand and trade, with imports leaning toward small international volumes and a shift in North American export patterns amid factory reopenings and market adjustments.
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Pood
Stanford
Unniverity
California
Europe
Esa
Trarket Na Eunorters
Wea
Pas Peart
Sutton
Ross Agrees with Loughtin at Albury meeting
MLA Mc J Row of Albury speaks at Albury 60 Tateday re era to elaration of 1 4 said a war resived 10 contest tre next election as Independent and not on a Nationalist way of conducting state affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Row
Albury
Independent
Tate
Meash
Dany Seton
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Port Kammia
W. Bull
Mr. Bidduib
Unete
John Paarce
Kad Mick
Wigan
Aubyioklia
KeaHl
Abe
Grakes
Omyue Aauleus
Carvay
Witays
Dewaan
Lac
Alien Co
Inkamas
the Western Stores & Edgleys Ltd
SALE
Bigger & Better Bargains
Bathuret
Ttlers
Powtierigyoeupetton
Lambing On
Hurston
Torshein
SEMCO
H.J. Musgrave & CO
Mandurama
Thangit
AUANG
Lamba
Vientivk
Witney
Harpetit
Homebush Sales
Phangam
Winstock
Court
Je Martin
Cowra
Cood
Queensland
Fey
Kong
Uxe
Dad
Canowindra
Ganowinatra
Ed Howitt
Lo Eige
Amy Lage
Teaveer
Aurmont
Sami
Dhatiee
Munk
Nsw
Hay Weriynd
Rama
Ital
Ty Merle
Paemers i
Tilda
Widen
Muses
Travis TR. Mether
Twa
Whitby Ereinry
Erminarur
Cowracoorawath
Wattadondara
Mra
Mmtsabeth Rathay
Wien Bef
Viotorts
Motous
Little Paths
Sgalabed
Gaga Blumer
Gooey
Stuurin
Burrewa
Yaris
Windnett
Ermine
Hbsa
Emily Ovalmalnet
Ohn Pe
View
Carcoay
Wetlinn
Ross
Loughtin
Malls
Materia Am
Oaerert
Ieee
Cohen
Daviean Bane
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