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Newspaper
Burrowa News
Location
Burrowa, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jan 15, 1937
Page
2
Readable tips cover edging plants to soften borders and brighten beds with sweet peas suited to shady spots. Advice includes sowing, transplanting, pinching for compact growth, and using border techniques like wire mesh cylinders to create vertical displays with colorful blooms.
In the Legislative Assembly Mr. G. E. Ardill argues for closer settlement policies. He cites widespread discussion and calls for practical land programs, noting rainfall limits and the need to balance land availability with capable applicants. He cites thousands of forms and potential settlers awaiting opportunities amid environmental constraints.
A turkey disease causing eye swelling nasal discharge and breathing trouble is spreading. The infection affects many birds causing weakness and deaths. The Veterinary Research Station at Genteldty seeks sick birds for study and asks districts to submit affected stock through the District Inspector or District Veterinary Officer at Cootamund.
P. L. C. Shepherd and Son Ltd promotes Farm and Garden Seeds with a postal box in Sydney. The firm dates back to 1627 and operates from Box 36085 C.P.C. Sydney. Telegrams to Shepherd, Sydney.
Notice warns all persons trespassing on Nilgary after this date will be prosecuted and a reward will be paid. Names Thomas Weara and Adige Bowne appear in the readable fragment.
A discussion on drought impacts in northern Australia and the need for land settlement. It argues government appeal to landholders to offer portions for clover settlement, considers compulsory acquisition if voluntary subdivision fails, and notes journal reviews and cultural content in the January issue.
Printed and published by Emily Maud Burns for Osman Warnem Burks sole proprietor at Lifetype Printing Works Polman Street Burrera Weyther State of Mew South Wales.
A Christmas Eve lightning strike near Windsor narrowly missed M P T Collins MLA Wede Smith of Young and trainer Jack King. Smith was blinded temporarily, Collins and King were shocked. Collins remained ill over Christmas, then recovered and traveled to Sydney. A cow was killed nearby in the incident.
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