Wheat rot blamed on excess moisture in Australia crop reports
An Australian farming report describes a new wheat disease blamed on too much moisture. It cites Victoria and New South Wales areas with crop rot and discusses soil conditions, rotation, and the need for deep stirring or deep ploughing to break the hard subsurface and improve drainage. A farmer’s example illustrates implementing deep stirring.
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Victoria
New South Wale
Theater Sindevaie
Rsa
Seneou
Sacha
Acre
Fragmented OCR Text on Agricultural Process
The readable portions describe a farming process with references to Loubers town and a sequence of steps. It mentions seeds, seeds, and soil activity, with unclear actions and a focus on surface activity and aeration effects on crop yield.
Northam Soldiers Welcome Home Committee
Northam group forms a welcome home committee to assist returning soldiers from service. A record of all men who have served is kept by the secretary, with updates at monthly meetings. The committee works with local groups including Dryden's Association for Muscular Rheumatism to aid veterans.
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Northam Soldiers Welcome Home Committee
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Imellnne
G. Carter
Fitaggendd Sree
Northam
Spectator Inn Offers Spirita Wine and Beer for Travellers
Wiret-Close Accommodation advertises the very best brands of spirits wines and beers for travelers. A free garage is provided for country visitors and a house is available for guests visiting the city.
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Sentol
Simpimst
Dhodoriser
North KE Yeg. Bros. General
Lewis, Wells and
Faukel
Cron
Dryden
Bert Teague
Bohemia Hotel
Murray Serst
Bert
E. T. Henley
Tan
Race Books
Northam Courier
Gromalling-Dowerin Mail
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