Straying Cattle Case in Police Court
In Geraldton Police Court Me W Walter presided. H Eblert faced charges for two stray cows found on February 26 and payable fines of 2s 6d each plus costs. Abusive language toward ranger led to additional actions. mayor and witnesses testified. Judge noted stronger language used by defendant but suggested cattle management during gate entry. Both parties ordered to pay 24s 6d in costs.
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W. . Walter
H. Eblert
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J. Kelly
Costa
A. T. Mills
H. Wilson
Eleanor-street
Esplanade
Kelly
Geraldton
Carnarvon Castle Wreck Survivors Reach Port
Two English sailors from the Carnarvon Castle wreck, W N Hutton and J K Davis, labored aboard the Rip from Fremantle, recounting twenty four days adrift after the ship burnt. They survived on short rations, recovered, and signed on for the coasting trade, while recalling prior shipwrecks in the Bay of Bengal and on a French coast.
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Hse
Rip
Fremantle
Tl Wharf
Ince
Carnarvon
W. N. Hutton
J. K. Davis
Tas
Britain
Hutton
Davie
Mutton
Bay of Bengal
Sheep Ophthalmia in Western District of Victoria
The Farm notes ophthalmia in Western District of Victoria sheep due to grass weeds and severe inflammation. Butter exports from Melbourne for the week ending February 8 totaled 522 tons valued around £52,000, with destinations UK, South Africa, and Eastern ports. Export inspections covered 17,163 boxes of butter, mostly for the United Kingdom, with figures broken down by bulk, pints, and tuna. The piece also discusses maturity in livestock, comparing American and British judging patterns and trends in cattle and beef markets.
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Victoria
Melbourne
United Kingdom
South Africa
United Kingom
Chicago
United States
Smithfield
Ameri
Atlantic
America
Marketing Farm Produce and Meat Exports Rise in United States
A historical analysis cites Bureau of Statistics data showing a shift from breadstuff exports to meat and dairy, with meat export value rising from 132 million to 211 million dollars between 1806 and 1906 and corn feeding more livestock. It argues American farmers profit by fattening stock on farm products, countering English claims that on-farm fattening reduces profits.
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United States
Bureau of Statistics
USA
America
Saxony issues by laws on animal slaughter
In Saxony regulations were issued governing the slaughter of horses, cattle, and dogs for food. During this period 285 dogs and 209 horses were killed for meat across the kingdom, reflecting a broad effort to regulate animal slaughter nationwide.
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Germany
Saxony
Kingdom of
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