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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Nov 11, 1932
Page
4
The text discusses millet as a preferred green fodder forage for sheep and cattle, highlighting its rapid growth, suitability for various soils, and resilience to low temperatures. It covers sowing advice, water needs, and expected yields per acre, noting millet's low toxin content and suitability for drought conditions with proper weather.
The document outlines a parcel of land with reference to Parker and Condaboll, describing boundary lines, adjoining plots, and a planned cultivation cycle. It mentions annual planting tempo and notes weather influences on growth, moisture, and safety considerations amid unclear OCR text.
The Minister for Agriculture announces a scheme providing up to £50000 to assist Small Mock farmer to acquire stud rams. Funds cover purchases and associated costs with repayment over four years at 4 percent interest. Selection by Sheep and Wool Branch aims to maintain wool standards and tie in with sheep shows and competitions.
A chaotic Melbourne racing report details interference disputes and steward outbursts, highlighting jockeys including Billy Duncan. The piece notes a three month standdown, a trainer Charlie Brown contest, and concerns over penalties and race outcomes amid volatile trackside action and missteps.
Mr Will Frank, an old timer, has received many letters from Western Parliament figures and wonders at the interest shown. He attended training at andwick and is now a chief report writer for several Sydney outlets, inviting further correspondence via Box NZBAI, GP, Sydney.
A garbled excerpt lists names like Raul and Poy with scattered terms such as wheat and wolves. It mentions preparatory items and city prices at an Advocate source, plus requests for letters, supplies, envelopes and business cards. The readable content is incomplete.
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