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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Aug 02, 1919
Page
1
Calculated sunrise and sunset figures are provided for the latitude and Geraldton. The data were courteously supplied by the Government Astronomer, Mr Curlewis, with a value noted as 5.58.
Dalgetys reports good rains boosting grass growth and feed, signaling strong store sheep demand and firm prices. Sheep sale featured 97 lots with mixed quality and 3725 lambs, many mucyers, hoggets and fatstock showing steady values. Cattle and pig prices remained firm as market tightens with fewer animals available.
Fragmented report mentions God Cows in peat and sires in a food request. Mentions Mizte and Chases with sharp competition. Fe shows an advance on Tate rales and Mend Jusetion market referenced.
Fragmentary market note shows prices for light weight cattle and quoted rates per 100 weight. Mentions terms like E18 and Se per 100 with limited readable context and no clear seller or buyer names or dates.
Market notes list various sheep categories with prices and quality descriptions. Includes best local lots and specific price ranges for wethers and ewes, with measurements and grades. Details show medium to fair quality stock and odd pen values, reflecting local market conditions.
FragmentaryOCR recounts a hazy tale of Kaliph Othman, Mikwawa chief in German East Africa, a skull controversy with the British government, and a reference to Napoleon III era politics and rewards. details are unclear and largely obscured by damage.
A user notes repeated claims that Doas's Ointment cures piles, warning that common cases may lead to serious results. Five years later Mr. Martin recalls urging belief in the remedy, while the writer remains skeptical about universal efficacy.
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