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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jan 30, 1929
Page
2
Campines, a Belgian breed dating from ancient times, prized as prolific layered birds with white eggs. They grow quickly, have distinctive penciled feathering, and combine good neck, breast, and markings in show stock. They are valued for year round laying, compact bone, and meat proportion, with crossbreeding benefits for hardiness and egg quality.
The piece discusses summer poultry yard chores and argues for a regular schedule. It notes many tasks fall into irregular "odd jam" time and that systematic care, like mites control and hygiene, saves time and prevents bigger problems later.
The article surveys turkey origins, noting North American wild stock and widespread domestication. It discusses profitability depending on management, preference for high dry ground and poor grass, and the variability of turkey success across paddocks on farms.
An old farm guidance piece discusses selecting gobblers by weight and age, stressing not overfeeding breeding birds. It notes mature toms can hinder hens, advises separating gobblers before breeding, and suggests lean rations to keep birds active and eggs plentiful. It also covers hen maturity, brood readiness, and proper care for broody hens and chicks.
The Australian General Electric Ltd wrote indicating an officer visited Parsons and prepared an inquiry report about a tannery and circuit breakers found on property. The committee noted the equipment appeared functional and legal actions followed. Mr Barbi provided an explanation as the council discussed the matter and related public works items.
A fragmentary OCR line appears to reference a shielded item and a meal or event. Reading is unclear, but the readable words suggest a protective or ceremonial object and a phrase about a meal or hay. No coherent event or entities can be confirmed.
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