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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 29, 1931
Page
2
Dairy instructor explains how butter color and firmness are affected by seasonal milk fat oil content. Advice includes feeding lucerne hay or lucerne-containing rations, maintaining body weight with adequate roughage, and balancing protein and carbohydrates to support steady production through the year.
The text discusses adjusting dairy cattle rations to achieve a nutritive ratio around 1 to 3 or 1 to 9.8, using ingredients like lucerne hay, linseed meal, maize silage, and green maize. It covers mixing methods, maintenance versus fattening rations, substitutions, and the importance of moisture, concentrates, and stall feeding when pasture is poor.
Gardener Mr Schafer of the Grafton Cly Council found a freak zinnia on the Crown Hotel garden plot. The bloom showed two colors, half orange and half pale yellow, in two equal sectors with a clear dividing line. Seed came from W Loughman, former Ulmar postmaster, now in Sydney.
Voters in the Galare electorate face at least two Labor candidates with a third possible as Mr Tom Watson of Porbes may stand. Incumbent G Gibbong and challenger J O'Donnell of Melong were endorsed by delegates at a Federal Electorate Council gathering in Cowra despite a disjointed session with delayed word from president Mr Watson.
An old notice extols internal medicine Vacutol as the cure for piles, claiming Dr J Léonhardt tested it on 1000 patients with 580 sleepers, and recommends purchasing from Koapton's Pharmacy in Forbes.
A wedding invitation text from Advocate Craft Printers notes to consult this printer for wedding programs and related printed materials.
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