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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Apr 30, 1936
Page
2
Sydney reports a mixed wool market with listings and bids across several yards and firms. Buyers like Griewes and Mae and Cyee show interest while producers including Had and Steen Wounny push sales as regional demand fluctuates through the week.
A fragmented and garbled text offers assorted household tips on cleaning, polishing, and stain removal. It mentions polishing furniture, removing soot with pumice, whitening with acids or peroxide, and using petrol for draping or cleaning tasks. Several lines hint at fabric care, shoe cleaning, and general domestic maintenance strategies.
A garbled OCR fragment shows scattered words about a company and services but lacks coherent facts. Names, dates, places and actions are unreadable, producing a vague, noninformative note with no clear event or outcome.
The report outlines veterinary and agricultural guidance for sustaining livestock during droughts and cold periods. It discusses supplementary feed programs, hay and meal rations, and the need for government support and inspections. It references regulatory measures for potato seed and export labeling and notes concerns raised by local farmers about pasture conditions and feed efficiency.
A detailed guide on building and managing a compost heap for farm use. It covers material selection including vegetable scraps, animal refuse with cautions about disease sources, layering with ground limestone and earth, moisture control, and heating to create nutrient rich manure. Useful timelines note several months for mature compost and hints on reusing ashes and drainage.
Agricultural notes from the Department of Agriculture discuss the early strain of subterranean clover suited to regions with scant winter rainfall. It highlights sowing timing from March to May, midseason adaptation, and areas with 8 to 14 inches annual rainfall where this strain can establish, outperforming ordinary clover in early autumn and winter production.
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