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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Feb 07, 1935
Page
2
An article urges careful tooth brushing as a key health factor. It explains three minutes twice daily, timing with a three minute glass, and notes flossing as essential for removing lodged fibrous food. It emphasizes routine, professional advice, and early prevention of dental disease.
The article argues grass silage as a practical method to preserve surplus pasture where hay curing fails due to moist conditions. It cites New Zealand and U S Commonwealth practices, notes higher humidity in New South Wales North Coast dairying areas, and recommends silage from grass, clover, and other greens to feed stock.
The article discusses when to harvest paspalum for silage to suit maintenance or milk feeding, notes on seed head stages, fermentation risks, and the value of mowing for rank growth. It covers implications for dairy farmers on the South and Central Coasts, and reports on wool auctions and broker catalogues.
February program notes list services at Guyra and nearby places with times for Sunday worship Holy Communion at 8 a.m. and 10 a.m. plus prayer meetings Bible class and youth gatherings led by Rev R A Harris and others. Includes dates February 10 11 17 and references to Tenterden and Wandsworth activities.
The listing outlines multiple show dates across towns including Guyra Inverell Tenterfield Uralla Glen Innes Quirindi Walcha Armidale Warialda Tamworth Hingara Sydney Royal Gunnedah Barraba Moree Walgett and others from February to May 1935, noting venues and day ranges for each location.
A retailer advertises a full range of invites with sizes 12 14 06 8 and 20 inches. The items are described as good value and keenly priced.
The Minister for Agriculture Hon. Hugh Main announces advice from the Queensland Department of Agriculture that regulations requiring new bags for imported potatoes will be enforced in Queensland starting 1 February 1935.
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