Trade Goods Stocked For Market Demand
Wire, bran bags, corn sacks, wire netting, superphosphate and other artificial manures are stocked to meet agricultural supply needs. Local merchants report adequate quantities for farmers this season.
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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Mar 19, 1907
Page
7
Wire, bran bags, corn sacks, wire netting, superphosphate and other artificial manures are stocked to meet agricultural supply needs. Local merchants report adequate quantities for farmers this season.
Black Range March 12 report notes Tanet ning working on a large parcel of ore near Carrol and party's tribute at Bandatone with a return expected this month. Hancuh's area shows favorable progress with no new finds. Brady and T Maynard are drilling a B-inch leader at Banneck's though deeper development is pending. Birra appears healthy as the company sinks a new shaft about 30 yards east of the old. Fifty five teams operate between Black Range and Mt Magnet, transporting ore to the railway at Mt Magnet amid ample water along the road. Two new wells have been made in six weeks with another planned. East Murchison warden A. G. Clifton held a Police Court after a bar-breaking day, then pursued mining cases. Telegraphs should aid travel. a Japanese butcher employed by Mears Knott and Connors was killed by a boar after being attacked in the yard.
Mining report notes monthly clean-up at Morning Star mine Mt Magt yielded gold in battery. Development on St George Sta and Boogardie lode proceeds with rock drills planned and air compressor to arrive next week. Bridgetown tin and gold prospect noted with many workers. Perth reports new find and promising prospects.
The piece surveys early 20th century U S political prospects noting Roosevelt and Taft as central figures, with mentions of Fairbanks, Uncle Joe Cannon, Woodrow Wilson parliamentary hints, and the Democratic leanings of William Jennings Bryan. It reflects party dynamics, availability as a key criterion, and the uncertain path to the presidency amid economic prosperity and Republican strength.
Henry III became the first English sovereign known to coin gold coins. This marked a milestone in royal minting and the broader economy of medieval England.
A compact notice advertises OYS School Hat embroidery and washing prints at special clearance prices. The wording mentions 2 dollars 4 cents and a limited time offer with emphasis on low prices and select items.
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