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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Sep 21, 1920
Page
1
A fragmented note references lunar observations and calendar dates in December. The text mentions the moon, a series of numbers, and brief phrases suggesting a catalog or notebook entry about astronomical observations.
Australian prospector Mr. Lambie reports striking mineral belts within 200 to 300 miles of Cue in the Great Unknown North. He describes silver lead, copper, marble and rubies found during fieldwork, notes a large white quartz belt, and plans to return after government tests and securing supplies. He praises northern squatters for aid and warns travel requires camels and rugged stock.
Commissioner for Wheat Belt announces Sudan Grass trial results, showing suitability for Southern and Eastern wheat belts. Trials in Boden gram scot, West Toodyay, and Woolna im indicate early growth and green status by April 5, with stock feeding accepted by horses and cattle. Minister Baxter has secured seed for distribution in 2 and 4 ounce packets. farmers may request packets from the Department of Agriculture Perth. Plant should be sown after ground warms, not before frost danger passes, and seeds should be moist and shallow.
From Correspon dent news of Fenindewa reports Mr K Orban marries Gwen Palwer on Tuesday at Christ Church Gerhlton. Local footballers chase premiership with strong form though margins tight. Farmers expect a bumper harvest if weather holds. Freezing work begins as Stulfoyl Okihan prepare crews. Winters rye a success in parlor plots aiding lambing. Show interest in the Central agricultural show and era holidays. Prices for clearing land rise as district work remains steady.
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