Wool industry lectures buoy Australian sheep numbers discourse
A Sydney era wool expert K. A. H. Codrington speaks in Geraldton, arguing that wool industry science is underdeveloped and demand a broader global view. The piece compares world sheep trends, noting Australasia’s rising totals while Europe, Asia, and South America contract, and highlights shifts in Britain, Ireland, Germany, France, Russia, and Denmark.
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K. A. H. Codrington
Geraldton
Httle
Pydlebury
Australasi
Tuter Alia
Austaslasia
Australasia
Dalgety
Ereater Jance
Tme
North America
United States
Europe
South America
Asia
Great Britain
Ireland
Gertrany
France
Global wool trends amid rising demand and land limits
The article notes Australia and Britain hold large sheep numbers while the United States grows to about 57 million sheep, feeding a sixth of world wool production. It discusses rising land costs, labor value, and lower profitability, with wool production constrained by land conversion and technological limits affecting woollen fabrics.
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Austris-Inngry
United States
Australasia
Fragmentary Telegram Summary of Political Debate
Yesterday's telegrams recount fragmented figures and remarks on the Japanese treaty and wartime policy. It notes discussions by ministers and MPs, with references to Stendte and Hughes, and mentions Queensland, Pegatali, and Papua context in a Labor alignment.
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Lindrum
Stevenson
Miniater
Stendte
Hughes
Bamford
Pegatlami
Wade Liament
Papua
Waite
Adelaide Snatches Defeat Victoria in South Australia Match
South Australia defeated Victoria in a yesterday’s snatches event with a notable comment by Adelaide Mayor Cohen who returned from England aboard the Rt. Hon. indicating debate over Australia’s stance toward Britain. Fisher’s interview referenced in the Review of Reviews notes the issue, while the Prime Minister’s fuller explanation is awaited. Sydney reports also appear in transmission.
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Adelaide
Suday
Yeverday
Victoria
Puale
Cohen
England
Rt. A. Ar
Fisher
Review of Reviews
Britain
Checlin
Australis
Han
Tim
Settlement reached in sugar workers strike talks
Striking sugar workers and authorities reached a settlement acceptable to all parties, though terms were not disclosed. Reports from London and Perth described ongoing negotiations as police and detectives pursued related anarchist incidents and a noted suspect known as Peter the Painter remained at large. Authorities in Western Australia reported several Russians being detained near Kellerberrin amid scattered unrest and a state hotel trading result to June 30.
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Perth
London
Urat
Rota
Teh
Themen
Sydney Street
Niho Bondbardanent
Peter
Kellerberrin
Crithet
Tie
Treily Lnte
Treily Lnte On Saturday Night,having In Custody Two Younge Itwitians, Au*y Maren
Frad Johnson
Expest Draene
Gralia
Sehabig Catines
Lot
Police Court Proceedings and Fines in August 1911
In a Monday Police Court session, Michael Hyland faced charges for false statements with a suspected imprisonment term. Daniel Minogie was summoned to show cause for a matter, while others, including 2/ conte and Ft Moots, received fines for unregistered goats and cow offences. Sydney Fon faced penalties for horse issues, and W H James was fined for trespass and unlicensed vehicle offences, with total costs imposed. The town clerk noted bursts of council energy and a commitment to road work and enforcement despite ongoing stray livestock problems.
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Mr. Gee
Michael Hyland
Daniel Minogie
J. A. Smith
Wan
Sydney Fon
Wag
W. HL. James
Toit
H.M
Carsom
Maurkelpalit
Careen
Wanderers and Magpies Clash In Walkaway Match
Walkaway hosted a keen football clash last Sunday with Magpies beating Wanderers 5 goals 18 behinds to 3 goals 5 behinds. Referee Otto Kelly controlled the game to general satisfaction as both sides produced a hard fought contest noted for rough late play. Key performers for Magpies included Lynch Bone McGuiness Patience while Culleton Ways Ryder Gilmore Nestoond and McKay stood out for Wanderers. An undercurrent of rough play marked the final quarter.
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Walkaway
Wanderers
Magpies
Otto Kelly
Lynch
Bone
McGuiness
Patience
Culleton
Ways
Ryder
Gilmore
Nestoond
McKay
Union Commercial Assurance Company Notice
Commercial union assurance company announces fire marine and accident insurance services. Branch office details given with director George A. Joenstor and general agents. Coverage includes fire lightning wind and other perils for vessels and goods.
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E. C. Bartlett
Jieeth
Church, Phagerald
Onan Geraldton
The
United Insurance Co
Accident, Firm, and Marine
Lorna
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A. Meadowcroft
Commission
HOLSE
National Mutual Life Ass. of Australia, Ltd
South British Insurance Co., Ltd
Castlemaine Brewery, Ltd
Murchison
Emu Brewery
Lionel Samson & Sons
Mills ‘& Ware
Smith & Sons
Yalumba Wines
S.A
J. W. Ferguson
W.A Houghton
Agencie
Uolfelda
Shire Wenjocertalen Sresct
Corro Onpen
F. W. Warwicker
Groser
Marine Terract
Gernidtoo
Var
Bishop's Palace
Elwest Street
General Blacsmiths
George Lester
Gamoes Roar
Gumarpros
Toneas
Martie and Mess Telephone
R Guscott
Jaker
Ican Church
Angi Marine Terrace
Shamrock Hotel
A. Marshall
Jemrock
Banton
C. Kennedy
Pernier
Argos MacIntosh
Adras
Bert Crothers
J. Cantelo
Model Bakery
Telephone 106
J. FitzPatrick & Co
Eleanor Street
Telephione
E. Arundel
Wheresats Saat Matail Marine Terrace
GEO. Fowlie & Co
Tailors and Mercers
Nurse Austin
Sydney Fong& Co
Harry M. Marwood
Font Week
Douglas H. Baker
Stud Notices
Obanooka Farm
Childe Osterley
Greenough
Beason
Steve Haddy, Geraldten
Allendale
Heep and Weel
Been
Wisteria Hotel
Marine Terrace
South Australia
Kew South Wales
Sydney
Sunda
West Australia
Commercial” Union
P. Gibson
Durlacher Street
W. Slergeh
Gitson
Das Bars
Leight
W.A
N.rw
Henashes
Fremantle
Charles Hormann
Eleanor Streat
Agnes
Jatall Nor-Weet
Tuluel Temeaut
Dc. &c
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Lowes
Inree MovingsParts
A. R. Morrison
Boskbetea
Gata
Western Australia
Richard Purser & CO
Xing
Street
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