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Newspaper
Goulburn Evening Penny Post
Location
Goulburn, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 13, 1935
Page
2
An erratic report details limited yarding and active bidding on sheep and cattle. It lists wethers lambs and store cattle with prices and quantities, noting stock conditions, sale times, and daily attention by handlers amid fluctuating demand and market tone.
In Richmond, a federal plan would bring electricity to about 26 000 rural Virginians. Allen Saville outlines cost at 7 854 000 dollars and says the program seeks state and local support. The plan envisions power lines up to 105 miles, with cooperative action by local utility groups and community education to promote expansion.
A fragmented note discusses dry weather feeding for livestock, stressing gradual feeding changes, sturdy paddocks, and careful pasture use to support ewes and lambing. It emphasizes avoiding sudden shifts and ensuring sustainable grazing while noting risks from dry conditions to fodder availability.
A garbled OCR extract shows a named individual A Lindbemm of Meloney Mercian potentially receiving 22 items for a 96 dollar amount. The fragment mentions a sale transaction and a monetary total, with unclear names and places.
Migrants Twauaaseg Fatuilien and others stranded on farms in northern Michigan are relocated to the Mutuhuoka Valley under an emergency program. May transfers involve government purchase and a new AMeka corporation framework.
A historical notice describes poultry feeding methods with advice from the Department of Agriculture. It highlights practical tips, references to publications like Feeding on Wings, and mentions institutions such as Wyford Hawker College and the Agricultural Department, with guidance for beginners to improve poultry management.
The 19 judging entries featured heavy merino wethers and top ewes, with prizes awarded to standout lots from Gundary and nearby farms. Judges noted strong wool and well fleshed carcasses as the competition drew attention from locals and visiting exhibitors.
Southdowns at Binds and Williams from Goutwurn Chatsworth and Aina, plus New Zealand returns from Sow Zaetyng Agency Co and Switterbury Seed Co. Takai Canterbury reports new rams from Hakata olin and Etta Brus, with Chatsworth inDIRNIY noting pasture improvement and proposed property developments.
A garbled historic article discusses skeleton weed as a threat to crops in fertile districts. It notes the weed’s rapid spread across high fertility farming areas and the urgency of enforcement and action by agricultural authorities. The text mentions impacts on farm produce and potential containment measures in late 1910s contexts.
In a chaotic event described as an invasion, large groups disrupted the Verict area with widespread disruption. Officials indicated the situation remained dangerous, with minimal injuries reported and authorities urging calm as they assess the scene. The incident affected residents, with speculation about causes and long term effects on local conditions.
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