Dalgety and Co report December sheep and cattle yarding
Dalgety and Co Ltd reports December 1 yarding from Murchison and local districts. Sheep, especially lambs, were of poor quality with few saleable lots though some Merino wethers and ewes showed slight price gains. Grassers and choppers sold steadier. pigs small yarding with limited demand. Cattle from Murchison sold at Midland Junction with prices near Tuesday levels. total sales included 850 deep and 1494 lambs, 0 cattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Murschison
Eice
Murchison
Midland Junction
Hammersley and Son Sale at Wilberforce Property
Dalgety and Company Limited report a surplus stock and plant sale for E. Hammersley and Sons at Wilberforce. Despite harvest season, attendance was representative and bidding for sheep and cattle showed steady competition though some horses, cattle, and plant did not meet reserve prices. Notable sales included 863 wethers, 150 ewes, 252 ewes, 342 wethers, and 47 rams with plant selling at ruling rates.
Wheat Seed for Western Australia Farmers Plan
The Honourable Minister for Agriculture Mr C F Banter said a campaign to plant suitable wheat varieties for WA is nearing completion. The Wheat Marketing Scheme will sell seed wheat to new settlers and others lacking wheat at the same rate as local consumption, with added charges for premium freight and handling. A B inspectors report crops and a seed appeal spreads across the Eastern Goldfields, with seed apps streaming in as officials urge settlers to submit requirements without delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Banter
Vane Wetti
Goldfields
Wheat Belt
Memorial fund planned for Dr Rockett at Northam
A meeting at Northam Town Hall led by Mayor A W Byfield resolved to raise funds to endow a hospital call in memory of the late Dr Rockett. Twelve trustees were appointed with power to add to the committee. The London Wheat Commission cut imported wheat prices by 5 5 per quarter.
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Notham
A. W. Byfield
Twesdy
Dr Rockett
Northam Hospital
Ing Moat
Joower
Meat inspection figures from Northam's report
Northam's Meat Inspector Mr T Grey presents the year's figures: cattle 3563? calves 7, sheep 10432, versus 4763. Of these 35 carcases wholly condemned and 74 partly condemned. The year figures show cattle 783, calves 22, sheep 955, pigs 6921. for that year carcases were condemned in varying degrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northam
Mr. T. Grey
Vear
Vordemacil
Unclear fragmentary report from local page
The readable text is fragmentary and garbled with references to a person or event, a Sanat of a hagisel tec, a vehicle and a winery. No clear names, places, dates, or outcomes are discernible to summarize a coherent event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vervaal Galetade
Fitagsedt
Livenra Ly
Health Report on Northam Infectious Diseases 1920
Health Inspector Me fT Grey reports year ending October 34 1920 detailing 47 infectious disease cases in Northam. Diphtheria scarlet fever tuberculosis typhoid fever septicaemia erysipelas ophthalmia and other fever cases are broken down by district with a notable overall decrease from prior years despite war related health strains.
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Ft. Grey
Utham
Wwe
Northam
Ital
Egey Wid Tor
Pas
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Noan
Mechia
Merbein West
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South Australia
Renmark
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Berri
Cobdogla
Lyrup
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Clare Angston
McLaren Vale
New South Wales
Curlwan
Griffiths
West Australia
Swan
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