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Newspaper
Burrowa News
Location
Burrowa, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Feb 08, 1935
Page
8
Announcement that the Motor Garage Business in Pad rama Street Bocrowa has been purchased from Mr Charles Gook. The new owner intends to run the garage on the most modern Wren and will carry all classes of motor repair work not by competent mechanics.
The management has retained MR WADLING, Motor Engineer, whose ability is well known to local motorists. The note mentions practical cleaning tips using salt and vinegar for a decanter, advising wiping and shaking to remove stains.
A period style garden column describes planting and care tips for brightening a garden. It covers lifting young plants, potting, and transferring seedlings to beds, with references to specific varieties and tools. It emphasizes timing, soil, watering, and positioning to achieve a lush display.
A late season cattle sale. buyers from surrounding districts attended including Sydney agents. Prices ranged across sheep and cattle categories with steers, wethers, merino yearlings, cows with calves, and heifers selling well. The market featured limited stock with varied returns per head and per lot, reflecting broad demand despite a cautious market tone.
Fragmented OCR text describes a flower set offer including six seed packets for 4/6 with mentions of Nasturtiums and other plants. Readable items reference customer interest and a jacket of Molten Gold Nasturtiums for moulting, but many words are garbled and unclear.
The Australian journal announces a February issue packed with diverse fiction by well known writers including Vance Falmer Georgia Rivers Ian Mudie Lachie McDonald and more. It showcases cookery fashion radio art work and puzzles across 116 pages with children stories and essays.
Wool reportage notes duty dated 2 January 1935. Catalogue from Thursday shows New England to Central wool types with some in good condition and others dusty due to season. Demand remains strong especially Japanese, prices steady to improving for faulty lots marked by buyers.
Report from Queensland notes the advent of Scelio wasps reducing grasshopper numbers in the Darling Downs region and coastal areas. Entomologist Mr. Vletch confirms it halted a grasshopper crisis, with the wasps aiding in egg destruction and limiting infestation across western Queensland and nearby districts.
The readable text describes a method for sugar boiling, noting washing, adding sugar, and cooling steps. It mentions a bail or baily and references timing and temperature to prevent waste and ensure proper consistency. The fragmentary lines do not form a complete set of instructions.
A historical discussion on managing internal parasites in sheep, weighing worm burdens and liver fluke threats, and comparing practices from Wales to local conditions. It covers copper sulfate trials, grazing paddock rotation, and the risks of burning wormy pastures versus improving nutrition and general animal health.
A dated veterinary bulletin from Gavwe Britals summarizes parasite examinations on twelve sheep. Eight animals showed front parasites, while no eggs or adult parasites were found in others. Health signs remained good in moved animals despite minor issues.
A. Ke Trethowan MLA argues the challenge of deterring urban lurements and keeping sons on farms. He notes practical steps like offering monetary stakes, enabling sons to own farms, and financing early start ups through co-operative networks in Riverina.
Mr Trethowan argues rural settlement offers better prospects for youths if they gain farm experience before returning to the land. He notes many settlers lack preparation, and that boys educated in cities may return with a clearer view on farming. He warns against premature clerical careers and urges early country training.
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