Poultry Breeding Practices From Historic Notes
A fragment outlines poultry breeding guidance focusing on housing stock under sanitary conditions, timing of breeding in May to September, and precautionary use of creosote. It emphasizes careful selection of males, lean females, and proper feeding to achieve high egg production and vitality, with notes on breed choices like Leghorn, Australorp, Rhode Island Red, and Rhode Island Red.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dore
Mike
Austratorpe
Rhode Taland
Wales
Simouk
Aiscont
Saul Peu
Farmer
Alowhg
Palmer days and afterwards 1873 1926 mining tales
Long fragment recounts Palmer mining era with references to diggers, the Great Northern workings, gold yields, and early settlers. Mentions Kellys battery on the Creek, several stores, and shipwreck anecdotes around Cooktown. Ends mid narrative with plans to continue next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bo Coen
Muntley
Pary
Lorrigan
Slattery
Ue Bic
Mim Durum
McGaw
Walaan
Queen
Arma
Marsh
Paddy McEvoy
Mrenhautnd
Thompson
Kelly
Coen
Fos
John Dickie
Spa
Garringe
Jaure Tanes
Dick and Sone
Peninsula
King
No. & Ie
Buchenan
Ivery
Mulligan
Webb
Btaroke
Cooktown
Gurnee
Gat
Jack
Jack Bad
Starcke
Contown
Christie
Colin
Jock
Sandy
Wiliam
Dickie
James Bush
John Mayers
Bidar Wilson
Archer
Bowden
Alice field voyage and mutiny lore recalled in distant coast
A fragmentary reminiscence weaves the tale of Alice field and the mutineers drift along a remote coast. Names like Bligh, Rock, and Jounty emerge amid rugged country and a ridge line stretching toward Lukin road, with scattered notes on Port Stewart, Beitchell, and Say Peninsula life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mengrave
Crete
Poca Creek
Sree Gree
Beitchell
Coleman
John Che
Bbsgoolah Riscovery
Alice
Owever
Wiliam Bowden
Jon “Rock
Bligh
Ste
George "Crisp
Billy Lakeland
Fans Diehn
Ned Downe
Clawson
Weiss
I Frard
Bil Baird
Pluto
Te Allway
Port Stewart
Peninsula
Fila
Red Fascists Strangling Our Export Trade
The hold up of Dutch shipping in Australian waters continues despite government and Dutch accord that ships could sail. For over a year vessels remain tied in port, damaging overseas prestige and future trade as postwar buyers in Malaya, China, and the Philippines seek Australian goods. The article accuses unions led by “Red Fascists” of blocking policy and destabilising industry, despite appeals from Allied command.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.C.T
Trades and Labour Council
United Nations
Europe
Australis
Australia
Supreme Commander of the
South
East Asia Command
Austria
There talk of seeing things a bit clearer
A fragmentary line hints at confusion in comprehension and seeks clarity about how to understand situations and choices. The incomplete text signals a struggle to organize thoughts and perceptions.
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