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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 10, 1922
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR shows time entries and place names like Meekatharra and Morows, with scattered references to days Mon Tue Wed Fri and rounded figures. Details are incomplete but suggest a local transit or meeting schedule with inconsistent spellings and multiple venues.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Arthur C. Macey and a bank valuator term with mentions of Western Australia and a box or tome number. Details are unreadable, but the fragment implies a banking or valuation context connected to Macey and a ledger or document identifier.
A clipped notice from Geraldton Foundry references Well and Wearne seeking some form of action or agreement. Details are incomplete but indicate negotiations or a proposed arrangement related to the foundry or its operations. The fragment hints at corporate dealings or partnership interests pending fuller disclosure.
Dalgety and Co report further rains in eastern districts with limited pasture growth. Mundiwind to Peak Bilt routes show light showers. farming activity continues. Cattle sale notes include 200 fat cattle at a sale yard, overall good to very good quality with firm prices. Sheep and lamb pens see steady to rising values, with prime wethers strong and next week supplies uncertain. Pigs and bacon pigs show varied demand. dairy cows broad absence of top grades and steady prices. Elders, Smith and Co Ltd note late June conditions, drier preceding period, fat stock supplies heavier, dairy cows scarce, horse market softer.
The market lists prices for sheep, wethers, ewes, and pigs with varied grades and weights. Local and Murchison entries appear, noting price ranges from 16 to 38 shillings for sheep and 18 to 73 shillings for porkables, plus mentions of trucks, grain, and tentative bidding outcomes.
A visiting Privy Councillor Mr Saxtri urged redress for Indigenous grievances such as electoral exclusion while noting Australia’s race policy. The article also covers unemployment rising, cotton growing prospects in Western Australia, a court case involving Evan Jones with four years’ imprisonment, and reflections on White Australia policy amid settler immigration.
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