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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 01, 1922
Page
1
An Australian farming supplier touts FLEXSTEEL high tensile wire as the strongest fence solution. The advert claims guaranteed permanence with 12 and 14 gauge options and two and three thousand metre lengths. It also mentions a cheaper galvanised wire alternative and notes registered brand Lewin.
The May 27 meeting of the Peon District Board saw present members Ht. Williams, S. H. Mitchell, C. Hasleby, and others with apologies from Moses and Clifton. Discussion covered water supply on the northern stock route, survey progress, and opening a subscription to fund the Beach Road camping reserve survey. Reports included progress on roads, wells, and public utilities, with decisions to authorize works as funds permit and to revise or abandon certain tenders.
Henry Lefroy S shares his views on Midland railway service in a concise column. The piece discusses operations, passenger experience, and potential improvements for the network. Lefroy offers practical observations about schedules, comfort, and efficiency impacting travelers.
At a May meeting in Moora Rip Henry Lefroy warned the Midland Railway Company’s service has dwindled since early colonial days when 40 000 people required two trains daily. He pressed the government to secure a proper service, urging resistance to any devaluation of the line and noting concessions and land sale issues tied to the original agreement.
At the inter State Butter Conference Minister for Customs Mr Rogers announced an agreed framework to improve butter quality. A national council will coordinate Commonwealth and State actions on grading and standardization to resolve long standing industry disputes. The move aims for uniform methods and harmonious policy across states.
In Northamptonshire a breeder reports calf sex selection by breeding cycles yields more female calves and herd improvement. He cites trials on his farm with observed outcomes noting a possible method tied to the period after bearing a calf, while acknowledging practical limits in determining calf sex.
Australia is gaining population by natural increase at sixteen point eight per cent, tied to a low death rate. New figures from the annual Dock for 1921 33 show the rate of total increase for Australia. The birth rate in the Dominion remains high, according to various sources, with broader implications for future growth.
Dest Veni tom takes aim at Beddock Boss in a tense contest. The matchup centers on strong lines and strategic plays as both teams seek an early lead.
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