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Geraldton Guardian

Location

Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia

Date

Mar 18, 1909

Page

4

Northern Wheat Belt touted as vast arable land

Reprinted from The Mirror, the piece extols the Great Wheat Belt north of Gingin with claims of rich rainfall and extensive arable tracts around Greenough, Mullewa, and Northampton. It highlights numerous valleys, creeks, and river banks as ready for settlement and farming, urging inspection before locating.

Ginbia Gingin Alex Crawford Murchison Mears W. Mickensin Grant Emanuel Bros.amit Phillips FL Pearse G. F. Gooch C. Smith T. Readhead Ti Smith Emi Greenough Amt Dongarra Settlemnt Tay Deane Marelisn Rhine Shacks Bay Tay Varant Howe Murchixon Mullewy Apensigg Veraldton Greenough Knoknten Mullewa Greenough River Kockates Creek Port Gregory la Murchison Park Gregory Keunchmaret Wurchison Heitiewel Vieriilton Nanaine

Geraldton Amateur Dramatic Society Meeting Recap

A Geraldton meeting at the Victoria Hotel praised the society for its recent production Blow the Blow and planned a permanent, businesslike committee. Sub committees were formed to draft rules, with thanks sent to contributors and a repeat performance planned for race night.

Victoria Hotel Tureday I. Grimisk Meram Bourne Dooley Eskell Apel J. Watterson Wes Ube Geraldton

Telephone rate rise likely in near future

Melbourne reports that the executive authority may bring in new telephone charges at the next Executive Council meeting. The discussion notes the service may operate at a loss in many districts, with calls for verification and a cautious approach before any general rate change. An improved service standard is urged amid public complaints and ongoing reforms.

Melbourne Thomas Executive Council Homes Wittees Pacal Commission

Fragmented maritime tale and classroom quip fragment

A fogbound yachtsman nearly collides with a barge while shouting to steerage and a boatman. A drunken keeper is dismissed and a gratified old lady praises a spylike figure. A Sumlay School teacher asks about the three great feasts of the Jews, a small boy replies with a punny list.

Sumlay School

Engineering Projects and Great Infrastructure Visions

The article surveys vast projects by engineers including the Panama Canal, massive irrigation works in Asia Minor, the Baghdad Railway from the Aegean to the Persian Gulf, a Mecca pilgrimage railway from Damascus, American waterway investments, and California political tensions. It notes the scale of these schemes, their economic aims, and their impact on global trade and empire.

Américas London Tondon British Empire Pao Chaklara Aries Tigrin Fuphrates Fiknon Hever William Willcocke Amon Asia Minor Bagdad Liosphorus Constantinople Persian Gulf India English Channel Demascum Mecca Mahammedan ix Medina Tabor Leon

Great American Waterway Plan Aimed to Tie Nations

A grand scheme envisions widening navigable rivers to 16 000 miles with a network of canals at river bends. Builders would use lakes to extend water routes south to the Gulf and toward Atlantic ports, linking West and East coasts to form a vast waterway system. The plan promises eventual emancipation from railroad control and rapid completion within twenty years.

Teibetmefer Furniek Gulf of Mexico

Fodder Plant Risks and Grain Freight Rules

A ragged clipping notes a novel fodder grass from Vittoria named Kine Hlane melii tov ve yew clover praised for rich cattle feed and rapid fattening. It mentions a Murray paddock with better stick-on feed and warns of a poisonous weed affecting cattle on inland grasses, plus New Zealand freight rules limiting sack weights to 200 pounds and penalties for overloading.

Murray Coa Taunceston Catire

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