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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jul 08, 1922
Page
4
The text outlines an insurance offer for a 30 year old with a £500 policy and a premium of £16 17/8. It states that in total disablement the full amount is payable and mentions an attractive policy for investors with entitlement to a loan amount at the end of three years.
A chaotic, OCR filled notice from Gow Mt and experts urges Perth Department of Agriculture to cooperate in a campaign against poultry pests. It calls for removal of infested stock, strict sanitary measures, and honorary inspectors under the Joe Brock Act of 1906, aiming to start before June to October peak.
Dalgety and Company report cattle shippments this week with Midland Junction receipts totaling 281 mixed cattle from Murchison stock. Prices opened with limited plainer animals offering at reductions while overlanded wethers and crossbred ewes showed small gains. A late train delay forced withdrawal of over 1 000 wethers from the route and 1 000 more arrived at the end of the sale.
In a rural market update, Slop Bow defeated rival team I ete lity Scie gel ci sreights to secure an 11 point win as traders watched prices, stock numbers, and local dealer interest rise across the region.
Fragmentary OCR note shows garbled phrases and unlikely names. No coherent events, dates, or entities readable to form a valid summary.
A fragment hints at a group discussing holiday betting and speculation on homes, with mentions of money tied up in England and customers in turmoil. The tone implies a casual, possibly illicit money market and plans to profit from property bets amid anxious chatter.
Letters to the editor dispute Gerabitun Road Board deliberations over opening Rosive 2674 for grazing and a Camping ground proposal. A critic urges fair treatment for seven new settlers with 18 000 to 20 000 acres under grazing lease while challenging Mr Cream’s assertion the pool was dry or useless.
The Mullewa branch convened in the Sgrseniturel hall on June 24 with J J Keeffe presiding. Mr Manners and Mr McCallum outlined progress of the Victoria n movement, noting improvements since the last visit and urging wider farmer support to join and back association aims.
A fragment notes proposed measures to reduce costs and shift bead collection to a new board. It mentions ministerial approval, August timing, and the idea to collect and utilize fonts of government reserves in certain districts instead of the current revenue department method.
Buenos Ayres correspondent reports Professor Unalli on an expedition from the Zoological Gar ileus to find a plesiosaurus seen by a British native in Chubut. Henne Frere gains special leave. the party includes motor wagons and provisions. Descriptions mix uncertain names and extinct reptile features in historic Patagonian context.
The sheep and wool experts from the Department of Agriculture emphasize careful wool preparation to maximize value. Growers must present the clip so buyers can assess real value and trust quality, avoiding rough, bundled sales that hinder competition and price realization.
Farmers warn that dogs and vermin threaten sheep herds across Milperinka and Wanaaring areas with 80 percent drop in ten years. They cite promises of 50 000 pounds and urge rapid government aid to implement fencing and vermin control modeled after South Australia’s Vermin Destruction Act. Sir Sidney Kidman notes restocking success elsewhere if funds and legislation move quickly.
A clerical error at the Toulon mairie led to a proxy marriage, leaving a young woman effectively wed to another man. Officials confirmed the marriage while noting bigamy laws prohibit further action between the parties.
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