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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jan 20, 1920
Page
4
In a Turnstile tale, Ninette glitters through tea with Kitty and Dr. Wheatley as Lionel Travers visits Burnside. Kitty schemes to meet a mystery man in the vicarage copse while tension grows over a whispered romance and a doctor’s wary watch.
Kinelle worries over Lionel Travers as a morning talk about him unsettles Kitty. Travers confronts the plan to deceive Mrs. Wheatley, promising only if compelled, while Kitty presses for protection and a silent ally in the scheme.
The Victoria Hy authorised Forestry plans a 2100 acre purchase near Powelltown to operate a saw mill and supply fire departments with hardwoods. The move aims to increase annual cut from 1.75 million feet, ease timber shortages, aid railway work, and provide timber for soldiers homes while potentially lowering prices.
An inexact explainer traces the origins of preferential voting, its simplicity versus older timing tricks, and how it would alter outcomes in horse races and elections. It notes the system dates back before modern journalism and uses horse racing examples to illustrate potential shifts in results and timing.
A long Whuston letter by Mel Wilson of Crieff argues about probable wheat, oats and barley prices in the United Kingdom after potential changes in world production and transport. He estimates Irish wheat price may fall from prewar levels to around 5s per bushel, with variations over the next decades as yields and transport improve.
The New Zealand chess championship concludes with W E Meson securing victory for the sixth time. Amid wider news a planned military base fit out and shifting railway services echo the nation’s wartime and economic concerns.
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