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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Oct 29, 1917
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR text appears as a historical directory entry with scattered phrases and names. The legible content hints at postal listings and geographic mentions but lacks coherent narrative details or complete facts to summarize a clear event or notice. The readable segments reference names, places, and wartime context but do not form a structured itemizable record.
Bran is a palatable feed rich in minerals and phosphates, aiding young and brood stock. Experiments at agricultural colleges show bran matching beans in beef quality and profitability, with US adoption for horses and cattle. It constitutes about 24 percent of milled wheat and could reduce feed costs if cheaper alternatives are secured.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a World War II era propaganda slogan urging purchases of war bonds. Readable parts reference Wer Loa Bends and Men Lough Walks Ad, claiming bonds aid homeland defense and patriotism amid damaged text and garbled phrases.
An OCR fragment notes efforts in farming using motorized methods to raise efficiency. It references funding gaps and military elements in unclear context, signaling a period of experimentation and resource challenges for agricultural modernization.
The article discusses cold prevention through a high health state and notes alcohol’s limited effect on digestion at low proofs. It then reviews motor tractors and the book Farming by Motor, outlining tractor types, efficiencies, and their advantages over horse labor for plowing, with estimates of acres per hour and performance.
A fragment notes a Dalbeattie physician D Borthwjrt touting a new remedy described as enough with one box to cure ordinary care. The mention suggests rapid relief in many cases previously persistent or tenacious.
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