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Newspaper
Northam Courier
Location
Northam, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Mar 07, 1913
Page
1
A fragmented report indicates increased wheat output this year driven by rail movement and farming efficiency. It traces higher tonnages and yields across northern regions while noting market factors and public praise for agricultural productivity, with reflections on civic trust and national prosperity.
A historical note argues trees boost farm value by reducing wind velocity and protecting crops. It describes wind-breaks as groves or rows near fields, noting evergreen belts along buildings moderate climate and improve yields. Measurements claim two-row, forty-foot trees cut wind speed significantly, aiding arid regions and general farming.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a narrator or figure shaving with a razor and eating breakfast, referencing a “Courier” tone and a view without a Dirk, with garbled lines about routine and a glowing something near a name that resembles "HebeMel" or "Rotimine talon." The passage is too damaged to identify clear events or entities.
A garbled market note praises Doan's Kidney Pills amid a dense paste of product endorsements and generic medical claims. It references kidney trouble relief, Beale and Co. as sellers, and a discourse on medicine's place in modern life, with scattered names and unrelated musings.
The census bulletin notes many Australian wives who are mothers with large families, including several with twenty or more children. NSW natives dominate counts, followed by Victorians and Tasmanians, with some cases in Ireland and Scotland. English and German origins appear among abroad-born wives, while the report highlights birth and family patterns, noting ascent in counts and varying regional concentrations.
A first class motor car service advertises long distance trips and picnics for parties. The prompter promises passengers can be conveyed to far destinations with care and comfort. The ad emphasizes reliability and convenient arrangements for travel.
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