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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 16, 1914
Page
1
A reader letter from WORKER complains about unemployment in and around Geraldton and urges authorities to immediately enforce an order taxing thorn berry lands. The writer criticizes noncompliant property owners and calls for action against larger holders who ignore the act.
Dongarra welcomed state Governor and Laly Barron with a public reception at 10 30 am in the Hath AL. Residents of Dongarra attended, with speeches from officials and a message of sympathy for Mr Phillips illness. Social events include a ball by the Hockey Club on Wednesday and a drive to nearby towns, while weather brought light showers with limited growth.
At a Wet meeting of the Park Broughton AI branch of the Agricultural League, proposals for government experimental farms were read. The plan envisions state funding for farm experiments, including salaries, seed, and equipment, to accelerate development and assist settlers enduring long hours and harsh conditions.
Disjointed text mentions government experiments and reliability doubts. References to Time, Davis, and New York experiences appear amid unclear claims about evidence and outcomes. The fragment suggests skepticism about official narratives and potential misinformation.
The government notes wheat production in South Australia over the last five years averaging 205 208 298 bushels with grain value rising. Machinery ownership by agriculturalists stands at 22 898 210 and farming conditions reflect ongoing industrial tendencies. expected food use requires 4 300 000 bushels with a portable surplus of 124 964 bushels. Wheat movement since December 1 totals about 6 000 bushels of wheat and 19 760 tons of flour, yielding 10 018 525 bushels in transit and a remaining balance for shipment of 2 114 468 bushels.
W. Bhie of Boulder applies for a patent on cyanide processing of Atel timing gold ores in a double wheel mill. The description covers ore feeding by casting, upper support structures, adjustable spacings with a winged fulcrum, heat and reagent management, and seven minute material evacuation.
A fragmentary historical note references a district ore field and a long series of numeric tallies. It mentions gold production, tonnage processed, and totals through 1913, with garbled names and identifiers indicating a vintage mining record.
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