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Newspaper

Guyra Argus

Location

Guyra, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Jul 02, 1925

Page

2

Rocky Island Rescue by the Welsh Shore

A party of five children explores Rocky Island off the North Wales coast. Chris the grave boy writes a rescue message in a bottle, the tide rises, and fishermen Thomas Evans and his son arrive with blankets and oars to save them.

North Wales Wales Rocky Island Chris Grandpa North Christopher Wymer Thomas Evans Cynthia Missy Thomas Maggie

Humor Bits and Playful Lines From A Local Paper

A collection of light vignettes and cartoons shows children asking curious questions about pigs apples and epitaphs. Jokes span a post office mix up rumors about birds and animals and a sailor family vignette ending with cheers from shipwrecked mariners.

Agricultural And Pastoral Notes Summary

Agricultural and pastoral notes issued weekly by direction of the Minister of Agriculture derive from department experience. The column presents practical guidance for farming and livestock, reflecting administrative emphasis on agricultural progress and rural productivity.

Mortality in Lambs From Marking Operations

A veterinary note warns that lamb deaths follow marking due to infection from wounds. Preventive steps include using safe yards, removing soil, applying antiseptics to wounds, boiling tail and decking stuff, and burning infected materials. Careful handling of feeds, seed beds, and transplanting stock is advised to reduce disease spread.

Brockholm

Agricultural case for maize as farm staple and forage

The article argues maize is undervalued for stock feed and milk production, urging wider farm use. It cites Australia and New South Wales examples, notes seasonal shortages, and presents Grafton Experiment Farm yields showing winter ploughing advantage over spring ploughing.

FOR EARLY TOMATOES Raising the Young Plants

Guidance on starting early tomatoes and protecting young plants. Notes caution about sheltering seedlings, soil conditions, and frame coverings to prevent frost and ensure safe transplanting when the district is clear of frost risk.

Live Stock Care For Pigs In Winter

Farmers advised to protect young pigs from cold with dry bedding and covered, dry farrowing pens. Wool or woolen floors require more bedding and careful ventilation. Use wheat straw for bedding, ensure cleanliness, and avoid cold drafts to prevent piglet harm. Platforms should be modular to ease handling.

Timmet Mine

Winter Ailment in Livestock From Poor Housing and Sanitation

The text discusses recurring winter sickness in livestock due to inadequate housing and hygiene. Exposure to cold and damp pens weakens animals, allowing bacteria to flourish and spread epidemically, causing high mortality among young stock and widespread disease in herds.

Dairy yields linked to milking frequency study suggests gains

A three month trial at Mineo University by Turner and Deroy shows increasing milking frequency raises daily milk output. Cow milkers at four times daily could exceed three times daily yields by about ten to twelve percent, with extra effort yielding higher returns.

Unlaan Ministry of Dalby

Value of Pedigreed Bulls in Farm Profit

An article from the Jovene l of the South African Department of Agriculture argues pedigreed bulls dramatically boost farm profitability. It compares outcomes from upgrading stock, noting higher yields and returns that can cover bull costs, with examples of breeding value and cow prices guiding farmer decisions.

Mao W. Lampoon Department of Agriculture

Orchard Pruning for Strong Young Fruit Trees

Guidelines for shaping young fruit trees focus on establishing a solid framework to support fruit load, improve circulation, and allow sun exposure. Pruning aims to spread leaders without hindering later growth, with care to balance cropping and future growth across varieties and stock.

Fumigation Methods for Rodent Control in Stored Maize

An Entomologist from the Department of Agriculture discusses approved fumigation options to rid stores of mice in maize and chaff. Methods include carbon disulphide fumigation at a set rate with careful sealing and twenty four hour exposure, and hydrocyanic acid fumigation generated from vapors with strict no entry rules during treatment and airing after.

Department of Agriculture Tate Ewo-Ormatia

Hazardous gas leak evacuation warns ventilator access

A chaotic scene describes a sealed building with dangerous gases and limited ventilation. Authorities warn occupants to stay away as forced openings and delayed procedures risk exposure and injury. Fire crews implement evacuation measures and coordinate with safety officials.

Mistakes Across Professions and the Printer's Joke

A humorous reflection contrasts mistakes by professionals with a printer’s error. It notes plumbers overcharge, lawyers retry, carpenters bury errors, judges make laws, and preachers err, then ends with a playful nod to a printer's misprint.

Brief scientific and travel notes from a late 19th or early 20th century period

A collection of short items: a South American scientist on worm sounds in apples, Handley Page wing tests cutting aviation insurance by one third, Weston-super-Mare grows from a fishing village to a 40,000 population resort, Bexhill springs compared to German spas, 227 million Australian apples headed to Britain by August per Sir Joseph Cook, female moths calling mates over long distances, and a London police sergeant retiring after 26 years with 110,000 summonses issued including a peak year in 1921.

Doctors Action on Tea Preparation and Health

Doctors advise proper preparation of tea to avoid bitter tannin dust suspended in liquor. A mechanical process is described that blows out the dead dust, making the beverage healthier for the brain and muscles and reducing health concerns from improper brewing.

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