Department of Agriculture Award of Distinction
1929paper certificate with printed ink text, 3 handwritten signatures, and a red paper rosette decorated with a blue ribbon attached to bottom left corner.
The Morrell family were owners of Ironbarks Farm, North Greenough from c1880 to 1980. They were recognised as very efficient and progressive farmers.
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Centenary of Western Australia 1829-1929
Department of Agriculture
Award of Distinction
This Certificate, together with a Medal, has been awarded to Morrell Bros. "The Ironbarks," Greenough, in recognition of efficiency in connection with
Wheat Farming,
as shown by having obtained an average yield of 20 26/60 bushels per acre.
Harry Millington Minister for Agriculture
F Thomas Adjudicator, Geo. L Sutton Director
This document compliments the Wheat Yield Certificate (GMOB0111) and the Greenough Agricultural Show award certificates from the Morrell family held in this collection. The document also provides evidence that agriculture at Greenough was not in decline in the early 20th century as has been suggested.
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Greenough Museum and Gardens
Greenough Museum and Gardens
Other items from Greenough Museum and Gardens
- Buckley Memorial Card
- Memorial card for Bridget Buckley
- Cart note no.908
- Re-used Shipping Note
- Victoria Steam Mill cart note no.55
- William Saunders account with H. Gray & Co
- hand-drawn map of Central Greenough
- Convict Prison warden's button
- Frozen Charlotte or pudding doll
- Bachelors of Greenough Invitation card
- Invitation to a Bachelors of Greenough Ball
- Ladies of Greenough Invitation Card
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