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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Aug 19, 1911
Page
4
A Perth area column discusses soil nutrition and plant analysis requests. It notes a £1 fee for Government Analyst tomato tests, advises on avoiding over manuring, and recommends moderate feeding and careful transplant care for fruitful tomato crops. It also mentions keeping sheep in orchards for orchard health.
An assortment of farming tips discusses protecting young trees with netting, sheep grazing effects, and despite pests like potato scab. Trials show powdered sulphur reduces disease, increases yields, and may act as a disinfectant and fertilizer. Also includes miscellaneous reader questions and light anecdotes.
A reader details a sensational claim of a health tonic curing stomach and digestion ailments. The letter cites personal recovery after alleged hospital prognosis and promotes the product with testimonial language and requests for agents.
Telegraph report notes two by elections with Liberal wins in Ashford and Mudgee. Tolman’s government eyes House meeting, aims for Redistribution of Seats Bill after commissioner report. Willis to become Speaker, Labor 45 Liberals 45, Macdonnell reelected to restore government majority. Cardinal Moran obituary appears in Government Gazette.
A Prime Minister's reference to a British chain of Sir George id and a planned committee probe emerge amid cabinet tensions. In Chariton, Dr Gordon escaped serious harm after a car collision at a crossing. a motor vehicle was damaged. The State Ministers debate resolving factional rifts as General Elections loom.
West Australia Fremantle Friday report of a fatal incident on the raiteng line near North Fremantie at 2 am a man was injured or killed instantly after being struck by a train investigators describe the event as a fatality.
Press opinions on the associations first annual report for the year ending September 30, 1910, describe the company as a prominent worldwide life insurer with strong client loyalty and a reputation for straightforward dealing. The review notes its sterling character, confidence among policyholders, and commendable work recognized by critics.
The lawyer pressed the plaintiff on the habit of talking to himself. The witness retorted that the attorney pretended intimate familiarity, while claiming he was never with the person in question when such moments arose.
An advertisement for Commercial Union Assurance Companys Australian branch lists offices at Caigo Buildings St Georges Terrace Perth with secretary and underwriter George B. Johnston. It promotes fire marine and accident insurance and assures liberal prompt claims adherence. Pope & Poff associated.
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