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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 19, 1928
Page
3
The piece praises prime quality across wood classes and highlights Tom Webb as a noted buyer whose meat is consistently prime. It mentions his address on Templar Street and suggests his goods meet the needs of those seeking top quality.
The article discusses preparing exhibition stock for Sydney Royal Easter shows. It emphasizes early hatching for age, shading and green food for conditioning, and careful culling of youngsters. It describes exhibition pens and cost effective housing, with advice on wiring fronts and keeping birds in show-ready condition.
In a whimsical Christmas fable Benjamin Bookfellow and the Author crew search for plots to fill a book for Jerry Juddikian. Santa offers a magical spring of imagination to grow stories, but a missing dog Matt returns with news and a heartwarming rescue amid holiday hopes.
The text advises timing pullets for laying, delaying laying by adjusting heat and diet, and considering iron tonics meat and sulphur. It recommends a daily dose of five to eight grains citrate of potash to purify blood and urges careful vermin checks, noting dust baths influence plumage and laying.
The FP Association at Mulyantry seeks a prominent finger post to guide travellers to Mulvandry as confusion with Mulandry and Mylandra grows. A letter notes Mulvandey Hall lies on Mulandra Road and asks repairs at the crossing in front of the hall with Dr Beddle and the engineer to arrange warnings.
In a village scene Kitty Katinka rescues a dog from horse danger and earns praise from Mr Juddiking and surprised family. A letter from Jerry Widdikine arrives before Christmas narrating a growing bond with Katinka as a heroic friend.
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