Farm and Station Topics by Basan
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Farm Fences Yards and Gates Still Useful on Farms
A late 19th or early 20th century guide discusses practical fence and gate designs for farms. It covers yard fencing with posts and rails, rope and wire arrangements, barbed wire near enclosures, rail gates, slip rails, and hinge plate construction, emphasizing simple, durable, affordable methods for quiet cattle and sheep yards and gate hardware. It notes common issues from poor setups and advises on gate height and stability, including hinge details and wire stays to prevent sagging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert
Ile
Ater
Ted
Wade
Soliloquies On Curfew And Women In Early Community Meeting
At a Parish Mall gathering in Sydney the discussion led by Dr Maeworma addressed child welfare and a curfew for youth. The account notes Austessian children versus rural behavior, emphasizes restrictions on girls after dark, and praises Ms Macmorras and local council urging abstinence from late-night activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leteen
MC Lodice
Maeworma
Ihr. Macmorras
Ssumloss
Northamption Picnic Brings Town Together At Vigo Spring
The Northamption annual picnic at Vigo Spring drew families and adults for a day of outdoor games and races under sunny skies. Mrs Ralph Henry presided with helpers as donations and provisions fueled a well organized event. A police inquiry into a local boy named Brown opened today, with further proceedings slated for next Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ye Springs
Amuion
Mia
Ralph
Tignmatter
Ralph Henry
Brownin
Pest Introductions Wreak Havoc Across Australian Hedges
A report notes widespread pest invasion from Britain into Australia affecting hedge plants including the rapettorist vintana hawthorn and prickly pear. The black weery also cripples crops. Prickly pear alone occupies 12 040 000 acres in Queensland and 2 000 008 in New South Wales. The piece mentions Geraldton construction plans and calls for Millare Karei and Jarrah Telephome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Australia
Queenstant
Newoath
Wales
Uniform postage and railway gauge debates in Australia
The Prime Minister announced that from January 1 uniform postage stamps would be used across the Commonwealth with old stamps overprinted Australia. Ministers discussed a uniform railway gauge, with proposals ranging from 4 ft 6 in to delays for Trans-Australian lines, amid defence and cost concerns. The Attorney-General noted no firm Crown lease policy, while land tax changes would raise costs for small estates more than large ones under the new schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Commonwealth
Australia
Home Affairs
AusTeall
O'Malley
Wheater
Pearce
Hughes
Victoria Melbourne Sunday Verdict Clears Richmond Disaster Negligence
The jury found no criminal negligence in the Richmond railway disaster. Reuben Williams aged 19 died after a quarrel with Walter Murphy, who faces a manslaughter trial. A separate Hobson's Bay sailing accident capsized the Venture, drowning three Ritter brothers with one survivor. Slaughtermen and meat export workers dispute pay, seeking 2/6 per hundred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Richmond
Reuben Williams
Walter Murphy
Williams
Murphy
Hobson's Bay
Rerinald Ritter
Roland Ritter
Foy
Rupert Motteram
Tragic House Fire Claims Buxton Grandmother and Child
In Wallsend a kerosene lamp and fire in a home left Mary Buxton 69 and her granddaughter Myrtle 2 burned to ashes while Isaac Buxton and his wife were away at church. Their bodies were found among smouldering embers after neighbors noticed the blaze. The incident occurred amid a writ case between the King and the Attorney General against Associated Northern Collieries and others over the Australian Industries Preservation Acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
The
Commonwealth
Associated Northern Collieries
Wallsend
Mary Buxton
Myrtle Buxton
Isaac Buxton
Buxton
Serious accident endangers M L C Throssell at Northam
Northam reports Mr Throssell M L C severely injured after a fall from stairs in the dark. He suffered a heavy scalp wound and paralysis from spine concussion. His condition remained critical with no hope of recovery. he is 70 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northam
Throssell
M.L.C
Perth
Toom
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Great Dissolution Sale
Frank Green
Mye Eze
Sint
Romars
Loni
Geraldton
Grouely, Ironnong
KEW
Betes Voeset
Pene Chane
Rieter Jyan
Prinsy
Ivan Nos
Geatiowim
Dusy Bee
A. T. Davies
Hale
N. Bartlett
Marine Terrace
J. Cantelo
Model Bakery
Hood
Telephone
Los
E. C. Bartlett
Marine Termace West
Gershiten
Ferniture Manatcotetoy
Bernard L. Mills
Christ Church
Ancezss
Limeany, Gmaacorox
ATLAS
London
Badody
Harry M. Marwood
Remington
Steogall
George Lester
Moonmantel
Sydney Fong & Co
Mra
J. A. Marshall
Shamrock
Henson
F. W. Warwicker
Groder
G. A. Kempton
WWE
Cass Bros
L. Eskell
Geraldam and
Mr. Potter
Basan
Sybil
National Council of
Wourn
Austen'iar
Owl Country
Muraldten
Lalir
Pata
Northampton
WAY
Millare
Jarrah
H. Nathan
Veterinary Dewaist Ss
Eee Minor Terrace
Geralitos
Victoria
New South Wales
ROUTH
Hasatreet
San
Unidas
N.sw
Bsw
Fremantle
Charles Hormann
Eleanor Street
Tio
Bar
Nor’sweet
Oland
Thornley
John Urch
Durlacher
Catto's
Whisky Canadian
Club Whisky Hennessys Brandy
Wolfe's Echnapps
Wagia
Angent
Newt Law
Waltere
GD Taylor
Kéon Park
Bartom
Richard Purser & CO
King Sire
Pope & Barlow
Geo. Fowlie & Co., Tailors and Mercers
Bostock
BOOTS
Ee Watney
Seuse
W. B. Armitage
Premier Boot Palace
Ean Rags
Chas. E. Chapman
Marine
J. J. Clarke
Geraldton Coffee Palace
Crisis Coffee Palace
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