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Newspaper
Burrowa News
Location
Burrowa, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 15, 1932
Page
8
A brief notice naming Pitt Son and Badgery Limited as the appointed salesmen for an unspecified estate or sale. The fragment indicates the firm’s role in handling sales but lacks further details on location dates or items.
Sir Charles Higham argues at the Publicity Club of London that newspaper advertising remains the most economical method for selling. He notes twenty three years of client budgets in the British Isles and praises newspapers as the best pull for big business with strong public confidence.
Mrs Sarah Musgrave, Australia’s oldest woman, celebrated her 101st birthday with a gathering at her home hosted by Miss Swann of Portergita. The event featured tea, gifts, and lively anecdotes as the elderly hostess revealed she had begun a full size patchwork quilt.
A Sydney advertisement promotes high grade RADIO PALINGS at 348 George Street. It offers VICTOR battery sets with easy payment terms on receipt of enquiry. The copy includes health and vitality lines and a medicinal aside for bronchitis.
A Sydney conference and regional talks advocate developing dairying to boost land use and employment. Plan includes fattening feed crops, selective cow stocks, and co op factory schemes from Canberra to Goulburn with government support to aid small farmers and regional output.
A conference of dairying interests on the western slopes met at Wellington with delegates from Coonabarabran Pubba and Nagromine to discuss industry matters and outlooks.
The article explains how sheep age is inferred from tooth development, detailing which incisors appear at specific ages from two months to four years. It notes variation due to breed, climate, and feeding, with milestones such as the 2 milk teeth, 12–15 months for the first permanent incisors, and 3–4 years for the final corner incisors, followed by wear after five years.
The text discusses handling broken mouthed sheep as their teeth fail. It notes pulling teeth is advised to avoid ineffective grazing, describes age related dental loss, and mentions British breeds where some sheep keep teeth longer.
At Frogmore Police Court last Friday the cases of Alexander Sligar and Bertie Smart were adjourned for May Court with not guilty verdicts for Smart and dismissed information for Sligar. Complainant to pay £3 17s. Defendant’s costs or eight days hard labor. Police v Aubrey Lewis charged with breach of traffic regulations for failing to deliver motor license. guilty plea. Fined 2s 6d costs, or two days hard labor. One month to pay.
Frogmore Warden's Court considers an application by Charleatesd Wolfram Mines Ltd for a six month suspension of mining labour conditions due to substantial expenditure and unprofitable leases amid low wolfram prices. Mr J T Hardman represents the company. The Warden approves the grounds and evidence and will recommend Minister grant. A separate anecdote describes a near sighted girl and a prank with a pin on a tree.
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