Of Interest to Stock Owners and Breeders
An early 20th century notice notes transfer of horse stock between breeders and stud farms. It mentions Osterbey's Pride and Columo dore as valuable additions, with Moser and partners in Beach-Inada area listing plans for future stock improvements and high ambitions for racing potential noted alongside sire Munlatos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moser
Brudrides
York
Murers
Osterbey
Columodore
Perschon
Messi
Henry
Wille
Stalin
Tabater
Munlatos
Iepring
Measler
Distee
Plant Foods and Soil Depletion Warned by American Fertilizer
The American Fertilizer warns that continuous cropping and removal of crops without returning plant food have depleted soil nutrients, especially minerals like phosphates. It notes minerals cannot be replenished except by artificial application, stressing concerns over diminishing elements, crop vigor, and disease susceptibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alto
Notes on Milk Testing and Butter Fortunes in Victoria
Archival notes from Shepparton Victoria discuss milk testing teaching and the Cobdun Butter Factory Co distributing 374,409 pounds among local milk suppliers. Advice warns against early separation of colostrum and notes colostrum with poor butter keeping quality. Trafalgar Butter Company reports a disastrous financial year with 1,250,395 pounds of butter produced, about 560 tons 18 cwt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cobdun Butter Factory Co. Victor
Haw
Trafalgar Butter Company
Dairying Growth in New South Wales 19th Century
A fragmentary report notes rapid dairying progress in New South Wales over ten years, with milk production rising from 27 million pounds in 1840 to 57,477,000 pounds by 1903. It cites increases in cattle numbers, dairy output, and related industry developments linked to refrigeration and cold storage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wales
New South Wales
Wilterm
Opening of Yarloop Hotel Sparks Busy Celebration
From Yarloop, a public dance marked the hotel’s Friday opening. About 240 attendees gathered at the Yarloop Hall hosted by Hugh Mes to celebrate the new venue. Dancing ran from 8:39 pm with several polite outfits and local residents in attendance, including Miss Houging and Miss Keivan, among others, while Mr William Marriott presided as chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yarloop Hotel
Paeioop
Yarloop Hall
Hugh Mes
Miss Houging
Ali B. Clarkngeeu
Misa Hrotho
Miss Kecivan
Fisk
Mies Travig
Erie How
Tubtin
Binek Ailie Evenins
Mise Firley
AB Keesey
Whitehead
Beesuer
Harvey
William Diarriott
Also Mentioned on This Page
Peaford Hall
Sls
Tang
J. F. Johnston
Bunbury
Neunswick
Church Building Fund
Odden
Ben
Bee
Yoo
Paris
Traan
Wellington Hotel
Chas. Robinson
Pier Hotel
Banbury
Axa
Wellington
Bert
Carnative
Beiweries
Cheatnate
Guarns Pasmen Fruits
Sd Teagan Teers
Ste Bo
Ant
Bowie
Moses
Strona Planta
Warivetinsix
Joie Tend
ORNAM
Shell Plan Avery
Eee
de Lisivey Citrus
Bape Mansivup
Anents
The.g Gibbs
Harvey Je Marke
Pde
E. M Clarke
W. A
Clarese Stirling
Central News Agency
Victoria Street
H. B. Erskine
London Tailoring Depot
Kalgoorlie House
Shotter, Row & CO
Hay Street
Shotter, Row and CO
Pixth
Boulder
Habky Mrav
Toronto
Eubidy
S. E. Boucher and Co, Proprietors
Cordon's Hotel
Bunes
Drury Stephenson Deshee
Asowe
Arrangermente
Shepparton
Victoria
Saie
Laniel
Eas
Txilor
Lailies
Lalor
Ocr
Galates
Is Ld
Criliean
Ss. Runic
London
Urplus
W. Zimpel
Rock
Perth
Berlin
Antividis
Yarloop
Gundaay
Mrs. Black
Randolph Keech
Cannana Co
Chemiata
Uobnry
Carr and Go
Little Conqueror
Honwsty
Br. J. Pickerezill
Swampfond
South Bunbury
Gstates
Dyan
Carrs Pharmacy
Dean
Vickerspill
Clellon Co
Murray-street
Porth
Doan
Ardancty Roads — Board
Dursuip
Briley
Sangust
Ferguson Road
Slattecg
J. Meagher
Freygugon Road
Slatterss
J. . Palner
JH Dixon
Bentury
Pefstox
Donnybrack
Harry Mead
Secretory
Photography
J. Ford
Greennam and Evans
Aristo
Wellington Streat
Rose Holst
Fuchor
Homer
U.S.A
Sale
Childe
Koducag
M. Catlett
Anderson
Signor Buzxi
Melbourne
Ocean
View
Banbary
Caporn
Wellington Street
Banbarw
Koon
Maine
Shirley
Bert Forrest
THOS
Hayward & Son
Richard Purser
King Street
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