21 Feb 1895
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Newspaper
Cobram Courier
Location
Cobram, Victoria, Australia
Date
Feb 21, 1895
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR text describes butter making and wares, mentioning experts and methods. It references a Mr H. Hen as an expert and a Vermin government control context, with phrases about stopping chatter and mixing butter with clothing bands and cheese. The passage is garbled and lacks coherent events or dates.
Fragmentary market note discusses dairy cattle and beef prospects, mentioning Shorthorn stock and milk quality. References to prices, weights, and sales are implied though details are unclear due to garbled OCR. The piece hints at livestock trade and dairy production considerations of the period.
An old report notes feeding wheat to pigs yields variable gains with 200 lb per pig under certain conditions. It compares wheat and maize feed efficiency, mentions coach effectiveness and price signals, and discusses costs when wheat falls under a few dollars per bushel. The text highlights farm-level value shifts and feed choices influencing pig growth and meat output.
A fragment describes experiments on milk reacting with various substances. Details mention heating milk, color changes, and precipitates. a copper color is noted in certain conditions after extended standing. The text cites a Mr Arnold and suggests a violet color indicating peptone formation, with specific procedural notes and dates omitted.
The Ontario crop report indicates prices are low while some crops show stable or improved yields. Reports note improved storage conditions and rising butter production, with livestock prices varying and oats, wheat, beans, and corn listed among the commodities, reflecting a mixed agricultural outlook.
A garbled OCR passage discusses pigs, peers, and returning to an old Ubinus Gal order. It mentions malt, Kare, and a stray reference to blood and related state of affairs with unclear meaning and missing context. The text is incomplete and difficult to interpret.
Fragmented text references poultry yard markets in London with distorted phrases. Mentions rainy season, roots, and a lasting fee structure. Context unclear, many garbled terms and incomplete sentences.
An old veterinary notice outlines worm types in sheep and a drench regimen using turpentine, arsenic, and other agents. It warns against vermin outbreaks linked to pastures and advises malt feed, sulfur, and salt mixtures, along with pasture management to prevent worm spread and protect lambs. It stresses careful dosing, sanitation, and weatherproofing of feed and water to reduce infection.
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