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Newspaper
Northam Courier
Location
Northam, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Nov 16, 1909
Page
4
Charles Moore & Co offers a gigantic clearing sale of Nathan's ironmongery stock with many items priced for quick sale. Dishes, enamelware, cups, mugs, candlesticks, bowls, and kitchenware feature substantial discounts from usual prices, including enamel saucepans, cream jugs, mugs, dessert sets, and assorted utensils.
Fragmented OCR reveals late nineteenth century Perth notices detailing Charles Moore & Co and local commerce. Reports mention thefts, rail incidents, mining yields, court cases, and shipping with numerous place names, dates, and figures, reflecting a broad cross-section of regional economic and public affairs.
A large radium chloride stock from Saint Joachimstal near Vienna is to be released for sale after a period of government control. The first supply will be free to Vienna hospitals and scientists before radium is sold at about 15 000 pounds per gram. The cache, guarded and stored in a safe, is touted as the world’s largest, with medical claims of cures at local hospitals and warnings about the danger of handling radium.
A garbled long reel of notes touches on English weather and counties, immigration figures, railway projects, colonial affairs, and various accidents. Names and places drift through a mosaic of old events, with strained phrasing making specifics hard to confirm.
Prospectors George Powell and John Charlestin found an 8 dwt nugget at Ora Banila near Menzies and sold it to a Waverley storekeeper. They bought four tickets in the Stel Laveny Cup sweep, drew Allan as second hopeful, and collected £2000 from Tattersall as their share.
Mr Richard Marsh discusses modern riding and training, criticizing lax methods after Americans entered racing. He recalls his horse Democrat, given to Lord Kitchener, and notes changes in style and discipline during his time as commander in chief in India, contrasting past and present racing.
The article explains hard milking in cows reduces herd value and outlines how skilled stockmen diagnose and treat the condition. It condemns teat plugging and milking tubes as dangerous, promotes safer methods, and notes that proper treatment can restore cows to high production and increased value.
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