Hyde Delivers Debated Speech on Warner Ironworks Crisis
Peter Hyde, M P, returns to the Commons and faces Labour protests amid Warner’s Ironworks strike. He urges restraint, defends Warner, and argues for practical proof of improved machinery. Prime Minister and Warner seek a settlement to avert wider unrest. Eve Warner presses for action and personal ties complicate the talks. The scene shifts to factory towns as new US brought workers arrive and tension grows.
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Hyde
House of Commons
Labour
Atention
Warner
Samson
Board of Trade
Anna
Vern
United States
England
Balkans
Aelerm
Eve Wd Denille
America
Eve
Peter
Warners
Warned
Turned to Account Fraud Scheme Ends in Brief Court Action
A distressed woman lost support after a sudden deprivation and became entangled with a man who exploited her. He promised safe removal of belongings and provided fake cooperation, but the plan collapsed when authorities intervened, and compensation terms were arranged.
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Abe
Indy
Cut Glass
Oliver
Orton
Agricultural and Pastoral Notes Weekly Summary
Agricultural and Pastoral Notes issued weekly under the Minister of Agriculture reflects department experience and guidance for farming and livestock practices. The notes provide timely advice on crops, animal husbandry, and farm management based on departmental expertise.
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Hts
Silos and Silage Aid Dairy Farmers Amid Rising Costs
Article discusses silos as a durable, cost-saving feed solution for dairy farms, comparing concrete and galvanised overhead silo types, their construction costs, and the Department of Agriculture leaflet guidance. It also notes the importance of proper maintenance and interior silo care to ensure long life. A secondary note covers broom millet market dynamics and the value of grading for export potential.
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Department of Agriculture
New South Wales
Department
Agriculture
Bydnrg
Gricultural
Broom Millet Growing and Trade Requirements
A study on broom millet farming outlines soil and climate effects on broom quality and the harvest timing. It details three broom classes inside cover and burl and discusses best lengths for covers and hair, urging closer collaboration between manufacturers and farmers to improve seed removal and material quality.
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America
Reid
Mall
Swill Ba
Elaem
Feeding Pigs for Health and Growth in Farming Practice
The article warns that improper feeding and ignorance in pig care cause stunted growth, digestive issues, and diseases. It details symptoms such as constipation, unthriftiness, and loss of appetite, and prescribes remedies including castor oil with turpentine, balanced protein and minerals, green fodder, and regular feeding to maintain steady growth.
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Mies
Tamara Cna
Control With Foliage Poison Spray for Fruit Fly
The government entomologist advises a foliage poison spray to combat fruit fly on January to March ripening peaches. Spraying begins five weeks before harvest and continues weekly for four to five weeks. cost is low per tree with a bucket pump.
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Department of Agriculture
Ole
Spotted Wilt of Tomatoes and Disease Control
The article reviews Spotted Wilt in tomatoes, noting no resistant variety exists and explaining that the disease is not seed borne. It details Department of Agriculture experiments since 1920, findings on transmission by plant tissue and insects, and ongoing work to identify control measures.
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Pete
Weg
Peter
Eles
Prince Kinnik
Department of Agriculture
New South Wales
Neske
Schoepelian
Aluminium versus Copper for Electra Cables
A technical note compares aluminium and copper conductors for electric cables. It discusses aluminum tensile and cost efficiency, wiring weights, and transmission practicality across long distances, noting copper’s higher density and aluminum’s potential cost advantages for given resistance. Conservation of materials and conductor selection implications are considered.
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Electra
Tt North Agmersox
Jay
Jonpest Aulygli
Klein Lamesdiire
San Faponeo
Shawinigan
Montrail
Aussiey Il
Han
Lyle
Wetory
Kim
Quinn
Waknainam
Evden
Ae Siztand
the Engineering Matusine
Drift and Railway Cuttings in Severe Winter Conditions
Report describes how drifting snow blocks railway cuttings in winter, creating danger and delays. Wind and snow build uniform blankets, with snow screens and shrubs used to protect lines. Ice and wind cause piles and drifts, challenging maintenance and safety for trains.
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Peter Hyde, M.P
Ireland
Christine
Wire
Semel
Jesser
Lanka
Tp Bane Amin
Karner China
Agricultural and Pastoral Notes
New Zealand
Balan
Paipler and
Cai
Tive
Frank
Slitia
Lena
Nere
Agnere
Emnes
Alow
Lda
Lowe
Hbo Fairl
Sue Lied
de Hig
Ole Gill
Amd
Nowdrifte
le Mogland
Luton
Canada
Sneerdruin
Pomaibhe
Leiria
Peareon
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