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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jan 07, 1915
Page
3
Agricultural and Pastoral Notes appear weekly under the supervision of the Reverend for Agriculture, focusing on agrarian events and property matters. The notes emphasize agricultural supervision and related pastoral guidance for readers in the countryside.
A detailed report from the South Coast Competition outlines how green fodder and crop varieties influenced value and feed quality. It notes wheat barley and clover varieties, maturity timing, and the role of soil and growing conditions in feeding livestock, with emphasis on practical farm implications and equipment guidance from agricultural authorities.
A Newark discussion by Mr. Hedrick from the New York Experiment Station analyzes how weed control fertilization and winter plowing affect apple color and size. He notes color depends on nitrogen levels and cultivation vigor, with high quality tied to superior varieties and proper storage, and cautions against oversimplified color claims.
The article outlines the history and development of the State Children Belief Department, detailing the Neghented Children and Pay Emibe Otemdere Act provisions, private homes for youths, infant care facilities, and the Board’s aim to place children with guardians or back to families. It notes the operation of cottages, babies homes, and special inspection teams, plus measures reducing infant mortality and ongoing reforms.
An article outlines techniques for driving away mosquitoes by treating water surfaces with substances to reduce breeding. It mentions using oil-like agents and surface coatings to prevent larvae growth and protect water supplies.
The text blends a prophetic vision of warfare with a detailed note on Shrapnel invented by Lt General Henry Shrapnel. It also discusses child welfare supervision by the Browns board, outlining duties, numbers, and pamphlets on penalties, probation, and neglected children in a state system.
The readable text lists several play titles and names with garbled phrases. It mentions works such as Beneath the Wave The Biri of Fate and The Secret of the Rives, along with likely author or performer references. The line also references a fatal incident and deaths.
In a Norfolk village a young man named Hugh Bevan receives warm greetings as he returns for a tennis party and dinner. Neighbors and friends gather at Nesb, praising his fine character while plans to invite Captain Montgomery and Glen for dinner unfold amid village life and family affection.
In a quirky scene at a practizing shop a customer tests hats and questions perfection while a microman follows and teases. The clerk responds with sly banter as the exchange ends with a puzzled smile and a playful claim of expertise.
A garbled report recounts blame over a turbulent incident involving military forces and horses. The piece notes fault in leadership, training, and conduct, with confusion about actions by cavalry and inquiries into responsibility. The writing mixes names and events with unclear chronology and outcomes.
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