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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 15, 1914
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR text outlines advertisement space rates and booking terms. Mentions rooms subscriptions per quarter and annual figures. Names a publisher or proprietor as Brownill or similar. Content is garbled with missing context and unreadable sections.
The Executive Council declares sheep lice and snow ticks infestations a disease under the Stock Diseases Act. It orders dipping and temporary quarantines, authorizing Stock Inspectors to require treatment or other measures to prevent spread across New South Wales regions from Monaro to New England, with penalties for noncompliance.
The report outlines demonstration area use across 180 wares with crops including wheaten, oaten, and sorat. It notes 62 wares for wheat, 24 for oats, 12 for hemp and other crops, with valuations and labor costs alongside planned rotations and soil work.
A debate in southern agriculture centers on whether seed wheat should be pickled before sowing. A Bathurst experiment farm manager warns against unpicked seed, citing observed delays and potential disease. The discussion cites repeated expert views that pickling helps avoid sowing problems under variable rains.
A mangled OCR fragment discusses graded and ungraded eight wheat and related dairy topics. It mentions product quality, potential yields, and market expectations, with scattered phrases about farmers, experiments, and tastings. The text is incoherent but centers on wheat grading and associated agricultural concerns.
A London pastor argues that false creeds corrupt worship and moral life. He contends Satan uses distorted gospel Teaching to mislead believers, urging a return to divine truth and the Bible to restore reverence for God and righteous living.
A garbled historical clipping claims fifty three persons are wanted by a deadline. It touts buying powder and offers prizes, with references to Shat Iss Aryam Sant and a large list of implausible incentives. The text is disjointed, featuring misread names and scattered dates, ending with a lure for orders and stamps.
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