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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 01, 1920
Page
2
The readable fragments discuss diet and agricultural topics including wine to dietation, parity, and various crops such as cabbage and beans. Mentions of planting, fermentation, and nutrient sources appear, with references to seedbeds, ground preparation, and weed growth. The passage feels like a garbled historical note on farming methods.
A jumble of OCR text mentions gardening work, planting methods, and local labor tasks. It references gardeners, workers, and community efforts along with scattered phrases about planting, soil, and tools, though many parts are garbled. The piece reads as a stray transcription from a historical page lacking clear events or dates.
The Herdmaster notes a trend among a few South County farmers to regia dairy cattle during winter. He cites benefits seen on tablelands where year round milk production is otherwise limited to six or seven months. The practice, though unconventional, aims to stabilize fodder supply and sustain milk yield through harsher months.
An article outlines a murrerpaen font of guidance from the Inspector of Agriculture on year round poultry feeding. It lists feeds such as oats barley clover lucerne cowpeas millet and rye with plans for monthly and seasonal varieties and notes legal allowances and licensing implications.
A scanned Miscellany outlines Bulletin No 17 on cream and Kenothon to Flour and Milk, along with various Farmers' Bulletins pages. Names include A H Tonold and Breakwell B A B, plus topics on fruit preserving, jam making, peeling, grazing, lamb rearing, irrigation, and tank sinking.
A first person narrative describes a perilous night escape in Petrograd during collapse. The narrator swaps clothing, confronts a shopkeeper, evades police, seeks shelter with allies, and recalls Worlass for help as authorities close in.
The narrator recalls a tense escape scenario in which assistance comes from a pair of locals, a wife and husband, who provide shelter and a chance to assume a uniform. The account links the escape to broader upheaval including a Provisional Government and the abdication of the imperial family, with missing figures stirring suspicion.
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