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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jul 10, 1917
Page
1
A listing styled as an official directory from 1917 detailing government offices, departments, and public agencies in Western Australia. It outlines organizational structure, contact points, and principal officers associated with state administration during the period.
The Wagga Experimental Farm manager G M McKeown notes low stock losses and steady silage success. He explains water accumulation in one pit and advises cutting grass and natural herbage at flowering in moist districts, with crops like wheat and barley harvested when grain is formed.
A Norfolk World correspondent reports merchant ships crossing to aid the Allies carried 800 to 1400 horses and mules weekly. The voyage, 11 to 17 days, saw deaths from tumult and natural causes as ships faced submarines off Bordeaux and a horizon-cooking sighting. Horses’ tails and manes were cut for souvenirs. crews included diverse and even fugitive riders. many enlisted from varied backgrounds.
An Australasian discussion on NSW wheat farming costs questions farm labor, inputs, and family labor. It notes variable annual land value, unregulated hours, and small profits in good seasons, with a recent careful cost report showing moderate charges and low wages for two workers over several months.
A three year Arizona Experiment Station investigation shows lambs born early in the year reach greater six month weights than later births. January and February lambs lead May, with Hampshire cross breeds yielding the best early maturing offspring. April and February show strong results compared with later months. The study notes robust birth weights and traits across tested breeds.
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