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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jul 25, 1911
Page
4
Hasan writes a column urging farmers to shelter costly tools and machinery during winter. He notes many lack storage space and warns neglect leads to losses, estimating potential losses on £300 worth of equipment at 600 pounds over 13 years, urging tenants and owners to cooperate.
A reader from Michigan Farmer argues that leaving equipment like mowers and binders out in weather damages them as surely as lack of use. He cites a neighbor who never stores tools properly and a machine fifteen years old still robust but neglected. The piece urges timely painting and housing of gear to prevent costly repairs and loss.
The article argues for expanding technical education in farming to apply scientific principles, urging farmers and youth to deepen knowledge of livestock and crops. It stresses parental support, responsible citizenship, and the need for practical schooling to enhance productivity and national welfare.
The text warns farmers to eradicate noxious weeds, especially Syrian radish, describing root-first pulling, removal of roots with rock or spade, and burning of plants. It notes governments in Australian states urge weed destruction amid rising spread, urging proactive, thorough clearing to prevent further invasion.
Reports from Melbourne note a boxing match with unclear scores and a 12 000 up total, the Wharf Labourers Union warning the Australasian Steamship Owners Federation about not handling free hours, and the death of John Nish at Toorak Private Hospital. Appleton discusses sugar trade troubles in Queensland with arbitration as the aim, while Premier Watt comments on evolving industrial action and policy.
An influenza outbreak preceded the tragedy as the church in Kalgoorlie,Boulder, was set ablaze on Sunday morning. The blaze discovered at three o'clock damaged the interior during upgrades and a Sunday service chute was being prepared by congregants the night before.
The Mullewa Progress Association met at the Railway Hotel on Saturday the 15th. Eleven members attended with Mr Warren chairing. They discussed the approval of forming the Mulfooa Roads Board, urged action on a dangerous rail crossing two miles east of Cue, and planned prayers and petitions through Mr Sanson and Mr Nanson. They also proposed fencing a cemetery and requesting land board sittings be held locally, with meetings to be in Ceratolim or Perth.
From Our Own Correspondent July reports show crops recovering as weather turns. cold winds may slow growth. Walkaway exchange poles finished, work paused due to department delays. connection with Victoria District lines expected. Local politics quiet except for Mrs. Foster’s reception and St Catherine's Ball fundraiser. Election remarks by Mr. Flocked at St Catherine's Hall. safety incidents noted with rotted eggs. Local ads include Argatns in gents watches and general sale notices.
Acting Premier of Victoria stresses government support for schemes aiding farmer migration across states. Mr. O Malley advocates purchasing rural properties and securing sites for a National Book, with cautious replies from Messrs Thomas and Fraser. The discussion references broader plans amid a backdrop of colonial policy debates.
Farmers in the district neglect measures against the spreading Spanish radish weed that overruns pad docks and edges fields within a few miles of Geraldian. The writer notes several fields show little effort to eradicate the weed, risking crop yields if the infestation takes firm hold.
Early Saturday a blaze at Coprick's sawmill and timber yard Balmain destroyed the mill and machinery. Estimated damage reaches £10,000 with about £8,000 worth of timber saved. The fire’s cause is unknown. A Labor Council conference will discuss referendal proposals and member reaction.
Fragmented OCR shows Commercial Union Assurance Company Seater Australia branch details and a note on fire, marine and accident insurance. Mentions secretary and prompt settlement policy with emphasis on lightning and fire risk and special attention to fund coverage. Names, dates, and locations are unclear in the readable text.
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