Breeding From Ewe Lambs Debate In England
The column discusses breeding ewes from young ages, noting it saves one year’s keep but introduces disadvantages. Professor John Wrightson cites smaller ewes and shorter productive lifespans, while critics argue early breeding undermines long term flock viability and complicates regular lambing. The piece cites practical opinions and questions the method’s overall value.
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Eng- Land
John Wrightson
Foun
Tees
Breeding Lambs and Ram Use Debate Across Farms
Complex findings from Professor Wrightson compare ewe lamb breeding to traditional ram breeding, noting size, age, and keep affect lamb outcomes. The discussion covers early lambing risks, ram lamb use limits, and economic consequences for profit and sustainability.
Victorian fashion and finance mix in a chaotic report
The article blends notes on revived haven skirts and a woman’s fear of being caught without one with figures showing a rise in railway revenue to £4,806,146 this financial year. It also covers the Privy Council Gas case, costs for goodwill, and a Perth dispute, then shifts to bargain sales, boots for a child, and a film at Queen’s Hall, all reported in a fragmentary, era voice.
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Europe
Jume
Aes
Karin
Privy Council
Peeth
Counc
Supreme Court
Probata
Prey Council
Perth
Australia Suitable Foil Advices Onions and Crop Setup
Union Growing from the Journal of Agriculture outlines essential factors in producing onion crops and high yields. It covers seed selection, nursery beds, March April sowing, May watering, transplanting, row spacing, soil amendments, manure rates, and harvesting with tips on curing and storage for best quality.
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Journal of Agriculture
Gor
Green Patch
Scott
Australia
Act
Magnesia
Perth Letter questions branch line to Mt Magnet and policy stance
Our Perth Letter reports Acting-Premier remarks on accelerating the Wongan Hills to Muliewa railway and a possible branch to Mt Magnet. The Advisory Board reportedly opposes the branch for agricultural reasons but supports it for mining potential. Mentions Perth election candidacy and Liberal caucus actions as context.
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Aia Deata
Muliewa
Mb. Magnet
Murchison
Mt. Magnet
Hook Or Crook
Tuna
Perth
Aden aide remarks on railway project and compensation act
In Aden the Times quotes the premier stating a plan to build the Trans-Australian railway on a fit timetable. The Attorney-General introduced a Workmen's Compensation bill mirroring a shelved proposal from last year, indicating ongoing labor reform efforts.
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Aden
Ue Amemaly
Tremier
Attarney-General
Labor Shortage Hits Sydney Housing and Health
Arthur Anderson and Theodore Marks note a Labor Shortage in Sydney with 150 to 2090 workers needed for building, while influenza spreads through the city. Hospitals report eight of 14 resident medical staff affected at Sydney Hospital and illness rising. Prince Alfred Hospital also troubled as chest infections dominate the outbreak and gastric cases are rare.
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Sydney
Arthur Anderson
al Commission
Rman
Theodore Marks
Aml
Sydney Hospital
Prince Alfred Hospital
MrT J Brown Secre tary of AMI Plans State Tour
MrT J Brown penetal secre tary of the AMI will tour the state soon to discuss labor interests. He will also be engaged in promoting Woods Great Papprtmint Cure for coughs and colds as he travels with the fleet.
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Mrt
J. Brown
The
AMI
Fleetorste
Woods
Textile workers strike halts Wallal project in Brisbane
Brisbane Tuesday report from the Commonwealth of tailwear workers notes a strike by teen employees at Wallal, one of the main entries in the Western Hallway project. About 11 men marched for a wage rise from 9 to 11 pence daily. Some of the immigrants recently arrived. The authoritie refused to grant the advance.
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Brishane
Tailwase
Wallal
Ici
Itler
West Australia finances show actual receipts exceed estimates
The Perth financial year receipts reached a level well above forecast with actual revenue higher than the £3,737 estimate, while the previous year’s total fell short by £192,700. Expenditure exceeded income, but deficits were reduced as year-end balances turned positive, and monthly results showed a credit balance of £61,164.
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Perth
Erkonas
Fragmented historic notice on urgent action and value
A broken, OCR style fragment stresses urgency and worth of action, warning that delay could cost valuable outcomes. It emphasizes prudence and prompt effort despite unclear names or dates. The tone suggests a public or advisory notice urging timely, decisive steps.
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Commission
HOF Land and Estate
National Statual Life Ass. of Australia, Ltd
Castlemaine Brewery, Ltd
Murchisin
Sandstone
Thema Brewery, Ltd
Lionel Samson
Agenc
Ite Union Bank
O'Brien
F. W. Warwicker
Grover
Marine Terrace
Geraldton
R. Ward
Bishop's Palace
Elwes &Treet
George Lester
Perth Marble and Monumental Works
Telephorer
E. C. Bartleit
Ike
Syest
United Insurance Co
Accident, Fire, and Marine
R. Guscott
Ite
Anglican Churen
Shamrock Hotel
Peel Bots
Marshall
Best Brands
Hanton
Arly
C. Kennedy
Voceribary Uruk & Equine
Argus MacIntosh
Adrest
Nargoon
Danny
Harry M. Marwood
Architdoct
Dalgety
Geraldon
M. Uanifin
Iy Eeanunteet
Cotmar Marine ‘Hyerrace Wut Fitzgeraldent
Dasan
Readwa
J. Cantelo
Model Bakery
J. FitzPatrick & Co
Eleanor Street
Down
C.G. Gattering Eet
C. Stokes & Co
Aruade Saddle
Hank Wirelessle
W B. Armitage
Premier Boot Palace
Geraldson
Austin
W Martin
Conway Drug
Sydney Fong & Co
Torn
Rhues
Been
Wrightson
Waightson West
Mois
Bayer
Korar
West Perth
Laebor
Rigard
Inetant Coondrom
Novody
Ral League
Jesse Acachmann
Miss Ackermann
A.S
New Zealand
Auckland
Welllegtin Presbytery
Victoria
Teach
Queen's Hall
Snhurtan
Franklin
Liberal Party
HG. Duncan
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Soutil
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Queensland
West Australia
Chopin
Nlor
Consaick
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Smith
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Nml
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Forte
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Crewe
Northampton
H. V. Katoa
P. Gibson
Durlacher Street
Alverson
A. W. Morgan
Ratabhaha
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Ay Prey
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Bracches
Brisbane
Queemaland
Charles Hormann
Rtoree
Garaluton
P.O
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Porto
Lulander
Weel
Guomas
Dies Ve Ieee
Sertietire
Shrarers
Lowes
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Pewferre
Pease
al Farmers
Western Australia
Richard Purser & CO
King Street, Pourn
Pope & Pop
RS. L. Hansen
Largy
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