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Newspaper
Burrowa News
Location
Burrowa, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 24, 1939
Page
2
A fragment from a 19th or early 20th century style advice column notes a seller must advertise to avoid losses and mentions a stain remedy for iodine on white linen, recommending plain cold water overnight to remove the stain. The text reflects practical shopkeeper guidance and household tips.
A report from Springfield Boorowa notes Ethel Spicer faces investigation for removing wood without authority. The case references local laws and jurisdiction amid broader concerns about unlawful resource extraction on private land.
Report on the Lismore to Tenterfield route notes tar paving extending to Casino and beyond by about 20 miles with three detours due to bridge work. Detours manageable in dry weather but careful after rain. Work continues on the Richmond Range with relocation and a new eastern deviation open for care though not surfaced yet. Five miles from Tenterfield continues pavement extension with gravel sections and improving surface ahead.
The article outlines amateur seed growing care including soil preparation, seed depth, watering, shading, and timing. It stresses precise soil drainage, proper bottom mixing, and careful watering to prevent mold and ensure robust plant growth. It discusses light exposure, temperature, and handling of seedlings for best early development.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe ranunculus and anemone plants with measurements and a plan for two parcels. References to bulbs, crown, and lead indicate a horticultural listing or catalog entry, noting quantities and expected growth.
The Nu MLA long campaigned for a new railway bridge at Tinthull on New England Highway seven miles north of Tamworth. The old bridge had dangerous approaches and many accidents, but authorities have built a new bridge on a safer alignment eliminating one of the highway’s worst danger spots.
P. L. C Shepherd and Son Ltd advertise as farm and garden seed providers since 1827 with a postal address Box 20085 CP0 Sydney and telegram service under the name Shepherd Sydney.
Farmers suspect local jam producers offer lower prices than others and compare offerings before buying. The text mentions an oil hospital fees and references old line literature as potentially acceptable. No clear event or entities beyond unnamed jam makers and Law wee and Hodgson.
The Idol of Many Shows, a famed musician and champion high jumper, died at 25. Once owned by W. di Weir of Narrandera, he was ridden by R. Chittick and set an Australian record of 8 jumping 7 ft in Wingara. Noted for women's high jumps with Miss Rosch von Lin, his era saw records broken over time. The piece also mentions King's birthday holiday shifting to Monday December 12th.
The wool market shows strong demand and high prices despite drought in New South Wales and Victoria. Producers anticipate continued selling pressure into early autumn with large shipments from Australia and evolving international demand shaping prices and supply.
Colonial officials discuss a proposed bounty on wool as a national subsidy. Colonel Rutledge laments others sharing the honey pot while Mr J P Abbott’s presidential address is praised as the best solution. Mr Reynolds notes industry losses and calls for a decisive path forward.
Police report disruption in Paris as a historic clock at the Madeleine ravine caused traffic blocks after removal during the queen’s visit last year. Replacement efforts led to a noticeable traffic halt and the clock’s permanent banishment.
The article outlines Department of Agriculture classifications for wheat shown in New South Wales. It explains differences between strength and hardness, noting hard grains usually have higher gluten but not always stronger flour. It lists medium strong flour wheats and references many named varieties, plus safety cautions about trespassing and road safety measures.
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