Fragmentary editorial notes on Australian political figures
The readable remnants describe candidates and political actors in Australia, mentioning Kilpatrick and Murra, Progressive Party ties, and local shire governance. It references elections, party lines, and economic interests, with scattered names and roles, but the text is fragmented and unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onkleide
Fnlye
Corowa
Urana
Olsen
Am & Tate
Fodder Crops Boost Lamb Fattening in Dry Years at Parkes
Local farmers, including W. W. Watson of Woodbine and A. Migale of Rockdale, report oats and barley as strong fodder crops. The article notes methods using fungi and crop rotation, with fodder reserves crucial for drought periods. It highlights breeding and marketing gains from fat lamb production and calls for sustainable fodder schemes and equipment investments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Watson
Woodbine
A. Mitgale
Rockrale
Clapworthy
Watson
Emi
Didetriot
Milgmte
Parkes FP
Fragmented May newspaper page with mixed captions
The readable text lists items about a cartoonist Phil May, sports notes on Towrtet Baw and a New Zealand link, plus various local curiosities. Names like Fred, WH Law, and Atlas appear amid garbled phrases and partial captions reflecting a damaged page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imelde
Phil
May
Artiele
Fred
New Zealand
Law Puso Gomber
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A. H. Gorst
Star Hotel
Gehrig's
Isherry
T. J. Kennedy
H. Gehrig
Government Savings Bank
Martin Plage
Sydney
Corowwa
Literary Institute
Booty
Progressive
Murray
Ma, Chas, Coghlan
Wales
Ian
Bart Auder
India
Council of the
Tre’ Apanelitlan
Sitas
Aun
Thian Betie
Mat
Kilpatrick
Winbera
Kil
Ted
Saat Ioeas
M. Kilpatrick
LO J. Olsen
Heme Wert
Cape Nleas
Rehr
Gores
Antern Dietreta
S.A
Imai Abe Tay
Sila
Petigg
Ine
Val
Ail Hols Fey
Abe
Elie Fie
Elie
ACA
Harlingdale
Ute
Walt Amat
Ily
Minh District
Bongin
Nybelo Cme
Atlan
Fila
Wrigleys