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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 20, 1932
Page
10
The wool industry remains steady despite poor world demand. Production cannot be quickly cut as sheep continue growing wool, and farmers offset prices by expanding output. Germany’s wool imports surged during 1831 27 despite depression, illustrating wool’s essential role and potential gains if world prices rise.
The article discusses suitable climbing plants for covering arches, pergolas, and fences, with guidance on preparation and long term care. It names varieties such as Clematis, Wistaria, and Thunbergia Gibsonii, plus climbing roses and mandevilleas, and offers planting tips, winter considerations, and pest control using Bordeaux Mixture and Paris Green.
Two hundred automotive medical experts from Detroit and Milwaukee recently sailed from New York harbor to Russia. They signed a three year contract with the Soviet government, according to reports from the voyage.
Flemington sale shows 28428 sheep and lambs penned with mixed quality from second to medium. Cattle entries include prime heavy, heavy, and medium steers with prices ranging around 24s to 31s and cows 18s to 33s, noting irregular demand and some prime lots scarce.
The report notes crude oil briefly sold high at £4 a barrel and low at 1d during an unsettled period after a well was drilled. Seventy two years ago only two wells existed, while today about 800000 wells are spread across the world, illustrating a rapid global drilling expansion.
A fragment notes that Rannoco offers a wealth of color to brighten the garden in the coming month. It suggests planting whole beds in soil free from animal manure and mentions crimson hues.
An old advertisement promises two shillings sixpence for gladiolus bulbs, claiming a fast blooming, heat-tolerant mix from top growers. Readers are urged to send the stated amount to receive a collection of bulbs, with note that the bulblets resemble small peas and will bloom quickly.
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