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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 27, 1913
Page
2
A new livery stable begins operations on Rankin Street near Katie back at vier AE tree. The stable, named Miallis Wed AMON Lipps Viregeeitte, offers horse keeping and transportation services with a focus on reliability.
A long OCR fragment offers styling guidance for women, detailing hair arrangements for an event at Crown-street Sydney. It cites contributors and hints at social activities, theatre, and local names, outlining steps for chignons, rolls, and decorative touches.
A confused report details Athy Forbes Police Commissioner and a series of witnesses in a case about rubbish left on a property at 9 Avetory street. The owner of Dowling street cordial latery is mentioned, along with several individuals connected to the incident and proceedings.
A damaged clipping from a Melbourne style health page mentions alleged frauds tied to baby bonus schemes. It cites a medienaire and references Will he given a great deal and repeated mentions of a Ladies College of Health at 54 Oxford Street Sydney.
Department of Agriculture advises farmers in southern districts to select fallow areas to capture winter rain and preserve soil for next sowing. Northward regions should test fallow plans for the coming season, with figures showing average yields above 20 bushels on fallowed land. Early sowing of varieties and careful ploughing depth improve results, while moisture and weather patterns influence outcomes across districts.
The speaker notes many farms neglect summer attention to fallowed land. They warn of unmanaged weeds, crusted surfaces, and poor soil conditions. Cultivation during summer is essential, and farmers planning next year’s wheat should resolve to keep harrowing active this autumn.
A senior Inspector notes heavy feeding off a 200 acre paddock with sheep, comparing it to smaller paddocks where grazing is uneven. Feeding early promotes even regrowth, while late feeding risks crop damage. harrowing after feeding helps firm the surface and protect future yields. Early varieties need feeding to prevent flowering before frost, but overfeeding for hay or grain can harm crops.
A note lists a product titled Chilitren'd tracking Cough al Nicht and Woods' Great Pepermink Cura with a date of 1/6. The fragment provides no clear event or outcome beyond naming two items and a single date.
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