Dry farming gains traction in semi arid western plains
The article outlines a method called dry farming for Colorado and similar semi arid districts. It describes soil preparation, deep plowing, packers, harrows, and moisture retention to store scarce rainfall for crops, noting potential yields of wheat up to 10 to 50 bushels per acre and the need for ongoing education and experimental stations to spread the practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Smd
Amd
Notaturs
Grusing
Carh
Thio
Jensen
Teesent
GMD
Wey Bose
Eve
Barly
Wevaninge
Dallines Weyeth
Farnyinige
Ramber and Gail Greins in Colonisation Debate
The fragment references Ramber and Gail Greins in a colonial context, tied to discussions on colonisation purposes. The source cites a Scientific American mention, but details are sparse and unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scientific American
Directoire dominates winter fashion show across Bon Marche
Brom Our Own Correspondent notes Victoria District shoppers await new season goods. Directoire style leads gowns coats and skirts with high waisted lines and free movement. Net blouses in white and cream with lace trim pair with white skirts for evening wear amid extensive trims, furs, and velvet accents across multiple shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sesson
Victoria
Directoire
Old Victorian turf figures and racing notes drift in
The piece recalls veteran Victorian figures like Mr. James Wilson and Mr. Robert Fowler, noting Wilson’s long connection with Kings in the Eastern States and his endurance at 80 despite rain during Champions day. It mentions Savannake and trainer J. Wilcoe, plus ex-Australian jockey W. Frans setting a remarkable meet record, and previews New Zealand prospects invading Australia with horses Gravitelion Tribulation and Provocation amid racing updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Motonelia
Victoria
Dstmes Wileom
Eca
Mort of Kings
Mietes
Ur. Wileom
V.R.C. Auttonm
Aeil
Deibert Fower
Pondil
Savanake
J. Wilcoe
Vereival
Wma
Wallace Park
Laughing Water
W. Frans
Mailens
Unie
Bombay
T. Clayton
Clayton
Zealaster
Australia
Bickenheed
Stepfeldt
A. Emach
Wangeaui
Soultline Sold After Negotiations With Auckland Buyer
The horse Soultline, after a drawn out sale process, was finally purchased by an Auckland buyer for 160 with subsequent resale to Mr. Mackey for 1,000. The bidding spanned several offers and delays, reflecting an unsettled early history before the final transfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soultime
Twohill
Soultline
Tissom
Soult
Mr. Mackey
Maxwell
1900 Western Australia shearing agreement conference
A six hour meeting at Fretmantio on Friday March 12 by Pastoralists' Association and Western Branch of the A W U resulted in a recommended policy for the coming WA shearing season. It covers minimum prices, rams, delays, stand allocations, signed agreements, payments, wool handling, and accounting procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fretmantio
Pastoralists’ Association
Messrs
Burt Butcher
Witenoom and Noble
A.W.U
Crawford
Buntine
Prict
Brown
Western Australia
Victoria
Fragmentary Victorian dialogue in a polar voyage vignette
A garbled OCR passage presents fractured dialogue about pain, weather, and youth alongside a mention of Nansen and his polar expedition. The text lacks coherent narrative, but contains stray phrases on heat, tears, a mortician, and distant voyages. No clear events or characters can be reliably identified.
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W. Frank McClure
Dar Perth
Brousea
Conte
Empire Clivet
Pera. Clone
Marie
Sveming Loar
Tileck Oriente Atin
Tumtion
Directaire
Amd Ik Weyers
Eriion
Mrantich
Fura
Rory
Jock Pointed Fox
Tom Irrse
Nansen
W. Willcock
J. J. Ryan
Batail
Marine Terrace
Geraldton
Butchers
Vale
Great Art Union
Australis
Ang Ecraom
Australia Buildings 49
Elth Bt
Melbourne
Thia Great Art Union
E. Snell
Theo. W Heide
Jelbourne
A. R. Morrison
Crossley Oil Fayinoa
Crossley
Orient
Price
Gilpertio
J. M. Ferguson, Ltd
Principia
Richard Purser
King Street
Perth
Steel Wings Engineering Company, Limited
Hay Street
Vartuar
Guardian
Marian Terrace
Gat
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