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Newspaper

Guyra Argus

Location

Guyra, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Jan 06, 1927

Page

3

Mysteries of Hens and Rivalry in a Quiet Circle

In a suburban setting, Mr Nestoyn's monastic bachelor life and strict rules about friendships are tested by a social circle centered on Riverside and The Willows. A planned picnic and a sister’s visit threaten his pattern as passions and trust fray among Jack Cranborne Violet Cranborne and Helen Montgomery.

Obyorton Bin Nestoyn Mr. Nestoyn Dick Nestoya Jack Cranborne Dick Mestoyo Cranborne Mr. Newtoyn Riverside Jack Violet Cranhorne Phil Marsden Slater Helen Montgomery Nestoya Wiveraide Cranbarnes Phil Mare Newtoyn Maraden Pales P. F Sieter

Unclear historical note on marriage proposal and reception

Fragmentary OCR describes a social scene with a marriage proposal to Miss Elem Montgomery. The text mentions a party, a returned home moment, and a formal acceptance spoken by the lady. Names and some actions are garbled, but the general event concerns a proposed union and its reception.

Nevtoyo Elem Montgomery

Ostrich Handling and Folklore From colonial South Africa

A fragmentary account describes ostrich behavior and management in colonial South Africa, noting their fearsome reactions when alarmed and the dangers to handlers. It mentions plucking season, enclosure drives, and the extraction of twenty four long white feathers as a principal product.

Balanced fertiliser use boosts wheat yields in New South Wales

Agricultural expert Dr. Te outlines how much fertiliser wheat crops in the Riverina and south west NSW can profitably take, stressing a balanced mix of nitrogen and phosphoric fertilisers. Trials show heavy superphosphate dressings pay where fallow is well managed, while neglect reduces returns. crop rotation and soil humus maintenance improve moisture use and yields.

Bow New South Wales Weenes & Benior Department of Agriculture Weal Riverina Riverton Iba Werner

Agricultural And Pastoral Notes Weekly Update

Agricultural and pastoral notes issued weekly under the direction of the Honorable Secretary of Agriculture. Based mainly on the department’s experience and aims to provide practical guidance for farming and animal husbandry.

Rbeter

Ample Market Awaiting Potatoes Warns of Supply

The transcript notes an ample market for potatoes in New South Wales and discusses limited local production. It mentions high prices and the need to rely on other districts for graded produce, highlighting concerns about competition and supply.

New South Wales Lim

Kikuyu Grass Gains Popularity for North Coast Dairying

North Mountain dairy farmers adopt Kikuyu grass replacing paspalum for high bulk succulent fodder. Wollongar Experiment Farm reports six year established pasture supports heavy stock, with dense growth 15 inches thick and no winter decline. Estimated carrying capacity reaches three cows per acre, and Kikuyu dominates the sward.

Wollonghar

Circular reservoir and troughs improve dairy water supply

An agricultural notice favors running water and concrete troughing for dairy herds. It describes a circular reservoir 14 inches deep, 14 feet diameter, with about 2 200 gallons capacity, enough to water about 30 cows at once, and notes ease of cleaning, temperature, and cost around £25 with long term dairy benefits.

Agricultural Gazette Comat

Poultry Farmers Hurt by Feeding and Management Myths

The Poultry Report of the Department of Agriculture warns that misguided feeding ideas and over reliance on concentrates damage production and hatchability. Farmers adopting extreme practices face high chick mortality, poorer meat quality, and wasted resources as they blame unseen organisms instead of management errors.

Ady Fey Eens Department of Agriculture Los

Rooted Kikuyu Grass Surpasses Paspalum in Dry Tough Conditions

Two years after ploughing a paspalum pasture roots were embedded in the soil. The new Kikuyu grass now makes up about 70 percent of the sward with dense 5 to 6 inch roots and deep penetration. Root mass and vigorous growth show superior drought and grazing tolerance and higher carrying capacity, with dairy stock performance noted when fed on Kikuyu.

Clean Water for Cows Reservoir and Trough

A report describes a concrete reservoir and trough providing a plentiful supply of pure water for cows to support high milk production and good health, highlighting construction and functional benefits for dairying operations.

Painta

Feeding mistakes in poultry blamed on diet and salt use

A flock suffered illness and deaths after a feeding error where salt was soaked into mash. Investigations found no disease but confirmed salt ingestion as the cause, urging careful management and weighing of concentrates. The Department notes ongoing guidance and measures to prevent such feed errors.

Clowield Tiwaa

Household Labor and Talent in Early American Thought

A essay-like piece argues about labor saving devices and kitchen conveniences for women and men roles in marriage. It contrasts the value of talent with work ethic and implies domestic improvement and broader social implications through quotes and aphorisms.

Summer skin care warnings and home remedies cautions

A fragmented guide discusses sun exposure and facial care, advising avoidance of baths, using protective powders and cremes, and applying cold compresses after sunburn. It cautions against aggressive rubbing and suggests lotions such as vaseline, cold cream, or plain water to soothe the skin.

Jennie le Warer Prenton

Extraordinary Salt Harvest Methods Across Asia

A historical account describes a distant salt production site where a giant bamboo and steam setup drills into a brine lake. Workers extract salt through bamboo pipes into a large stage structure, using bead and plant extracts to crystallize salt, with prohibitive labor costs and stark social contrasts noted between British and Chinese laborers.

Weaterahita Diarel Pitt United Kingdom Ienuourner

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