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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Sep 06, 1921
Page
4
A Northampton letter to the editor questions a prior August 27 piece by "A Lady" and defends the Ramblers against alleged insults. The writer disputes dates and calls the remarks mild while recalling threats by some ladies to chase the Ramblers off the field.
Fragmented report detailing alleged misconduct around a football club, with references to recent expulsions and suspicions of an admirer causing trouble. Mentions outcomes of court and prison, British nationality policy changes, and a dramatic scene of two brothers finding a boy on rocks. overall the piece blends crime, sport, and governance notes.
A correspondent from London recounts a football match dispute involving Northampton and Ramblers. It notes the recent return from the United States and mentions a historic election result in Geraldton, with commentary on spectator behavior and fair play amid tensions.
An Indigenous youth about 17 identified as Glen Cooke or Artalmon was attacked while laneway clearing in Chatswood. He was bound and thrown into the river but freed himself and reached rocks. £10 in his pocket was taken. Police investigating.
The article notes the butter yield per milk varies by breed and individual cow. It cites figures from the English Stock Journal: Shorthorn, Lincoln Red, Welsh, Red Poll and Ayrshire yield 1 lb butter from 24 to 32 lb milk, while Jerseys Guerageys and related breeds yield 1 lb from 16 to 24 lb milk. Channel Islands cattle produce the highest butter to milk ratio due to larger fat globules. Channel Islands cattle are deemed best for dairying under favorable conditions, with other breeds possibly included to improve butter color and milk richness.
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