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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Apr 06, 1906
Page
1
A writer warns that rapid wire-netting reforms amount to a weapon harming settlement. He questions the intention and impact, noting that a struggling man may face large payments forced by others, risking hardship even with fair support.
The farm at Cassidy's bridge near Warrnam bull covers nine acres. Since August last G F Woods has fed eight cows two calves and a horse on the area. He produced maize standing 10 ft high on two acres, four tons of Oaten bay on one acre and a prolific potato crop. The river flat property is well watered.
Prairie grass on scrub land in Queensland stands two feet high. Farmers say it is the king of grasses for dairy use, great for milk production and butter color without altering cream flavor. Passium trials are limited. dairymen are satisfied with prairie grass results.
Mr A C McLeod, organising secretary for W Sawers, reports Tamworth division protectionists and preferentialists rallying to contest New England. They plan to press for a nomination of Alexander Hay to challenge the current holder Lonedale, with similar moves expected from other parts of the electorate.
The text suggests Mr Hay Han hosts political allies and, if he runs, could lead the banner of process to victory as reported by the Hixaminer.
Under the Pitt Street Congregational Literary and Social Union Mr E Lonedale Federal Member for New England delivered an address on Justice a True Socialism. He argued state control would drive enterprise away and urged a land tax with other taxes removed. He said railways should cover working expenses with wear and tear accounted. He cited community value from land railways and population growth.
At Walcha show Jas Moores grey pony Broncho clinched three jumping wins while old rocker took second in the high jump. J Davidson’s Young Washington won the time trot. Durnan the Canadian sculler planned to visit Australia in September for a world championship match with Stansbury.
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