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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Oct 26, 1918
Page
4
Dalgetty and Company report weather disrupted markets with poor quality cattle and stock prices. Shipments listed include 108 head cattle at 2050 beefs, 860 Temte, and 190 pipe, with unclear terms and dates due to garbled OCR.
Forty one deaths occurred in New South Wales during September amid the influenza epidemic. The document reviews Commonwealth Police Force conditions, duty on imports from Japan, and wartime expenditures. It cites Army actions in India and Burma, branding complaints, and tax shifts showing payer numbers by brackets. It also discusses whaling and fishery notes, colonial meat imports, and market prices.
The fragment describes two water-crane types for hydro aeroplanes the boating type and a flying craft with wheels and floats. It notes mechanical derangement affects pilot seat and wheel retraction for water or land use.
A fragment outlining twelve proposed German terms from a historical source. It lists demands such as no armistice until British troops are created, annexations along the coast, the Langry region, surrender of France, and payments to Britain and France. It references occupation of French and Belgian territories and overall costs of occupation.
A fragment notes discussions on rate changes and parliamentary review. Key entities are unclear due to damaged text, but the item concerns government pricing proposals awaiting debate in Parliament.
In a fragmented account Colonel Roosevelt discusses a Venezuelan incident and wartime strategy. He recalls conferences and decisions about bases and foreign policy, noting cautious moves and warnings about potential outcomes for the United States and its allies.
The report notes a feared drop in feed supply during the summer months. It references figures from 1904 covering sheep, lambs, and cattle, indicating shortages or warning trends for livestock feeding and market conditions.
Fragmented OCR shows cattle price ranges at Vis- Brooke with weights and quality variants from heavy weighty to good quality. Some figures appear garbled but indicate price bands from £18 to £19 per animal and per 100 weight levels with variations in quality and odd listings.
A raw ledger style market note lists prices for lambs and their qualities. Entries show weights from 18s to 14s per head with extra prime and heavy lots, best shot lambs 105 to 118, batch prices £15 to £17, and various weights and grades described as good, medium, and odd pens with stems of money and pounds shillings.
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