Woogenellup Notes and Local Reflections
A fragmentary column describes weather, farming, and local plans near Woogenellup. Mentions a journalist reader, references to Kulgan Creek, the Emerald tele, and the Eastwood Estate. Notes discuss ploughing heritage, irrigation, water conservation, and a national park inquiry by the Primary Producers' Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Editeur
Kulgany
Hall
Talis
Curie
Tommy Petty
Pere
Seaddun
Stirling
Me Gibbons
Lunde Department
Primary Producers’ Association
Wool Sale Report From London Office May Twenty Second
Mesars Dulgety and Co report a London cable dated May 22 noting higher prices across wools and related goods. Greasy and merino wools rise 10 to 15 percent, crossbred and carbonising grades 5 to 20 percent, with 5 000 bales offered including 1800 Cape bales. demand for lambs wool weak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dulgety and Co. Lad
London
Care of Milk and Cleanliness in Dairy Practice
A detailed talk by Mr. K Bowen on dairy hygiene stresses separator and refriger ator use, cleanliness from udder to can, warm water washing, scalding utensils, proper flooring, whitewashing, clean yards, sun as disinfectant, cool storage, and careful transport to ensure high quality milk and best prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. Bowen
Haresi South Rapteatia
Deiry Tadeiy
Imereti
Wales
Thia
Ivory Billiard Balls Need Months of Curing Time
The article explains that billiard balls are lathe-turned from ivory tusk and require six months to a year of aging in a room similar to an ordinary billiard room. The lengthy curing is essential as ivory shrinks unevenly and seasoning must finish before final shaping and polishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paige
Australia Defies Reform Dishing Banter at London Talks
A satirical column lampoons William Hughes and Australian officials amid drought and political tempers. The piece pokes at costs, royal commissions, and the London conference while highlighting figures like Billy Hughes, Tom Ryan, and Earle Page in a sharp, period voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Australia
Hughas
London
Angela
Sweet Charity
Hilly Hughes
Billy
Sam O
Devil
Pleaven
Willians
Billy Hughes
Willie Watt
Earle Page
Tomjo Ryan
Guus
Jena
Poultry Feeding Tools And Dangers In Small Keeps
The note discusses inexpensive alternatives to bone cutters for small poultry operations, suggesting a mortar and pestle or a wooden box with a rammer to prepare soft green or dried bones. It warns against large chunks that cause choking and notes the risk to flock efficiency. It also mentions diphtheria doubt from droppings, a Crewe sale price for Sussex pens, and a museum exhibit about a very large old book and a royal accession era almanac.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enya
Melbourne
F. Robertson
England
Crewe
Eagland
Sussex
G. A. Crowahay
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