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Newton Moore

Australian politician
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  • Western Australia
    Western Australia
    / Western Australia until the mid-20th century

    …on Forrest’s policies, Liberal premier Newton Moore (1906–10) and his lieutenant James Mitchell pushed the farming frontier 200 miles (320 km) from the Avon valley (to the east of Perth) eastward to the 10-inch (250-mm) rainfall line. They were aided by recent advances in agricultural science as well as by…

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    …on Forrest’s policies, Liberal premier Newton Moore (1906–10) and his lieutenant James Mitchell pushed the farming frontier 200 miles (320 km) from the Avon valley (to the east of Perth) eastward to the 10-inch (250-mm) rainfall line. They were aided by recent advances in agricultural science as well as by…

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