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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 06, 1916
Page
2
Weekly notes supervised by Hon WC Drabeme MLA Minister of Agriculture summarize Department experience. Emphasizes agricultural and pastoral practices with institutional guidance.
A eight year U S bulletin analyzes how weeds reduce maize yields and how methods to kill weeds without harming roots improve returns. It covers irrigation, shallow versus deep cultivation, and cowpeas as soil enhancers linking to Maine corn yield gains.
A NSW farming note discusses turning to cowpens and clover to restore organic matter in soil. It cites a Missouri study praising cowpen value for rapid biomass and soil improvement, noting adaptability to varying soils and climates. The piece argues this method will rise in use as intensive farming expands.
The Poultry Expert outlines key factors in profitable duck farming focusing on cheap feed, breeding stock, and market timing. It explains two main duck families, Aylesbury and Muscovy, their marketing ages, water needs, and risks of overholding stock, plus notes on egg hatch, incubators, and pond access.
Fragmentary OCR details a 19th century Apiary Act imposing penalties for beekeeping offenses. It references registration, hive destruction, and compliance with ministerial orders, with fines around £20 and annual duties. The text cites inspectors, colonies, and Septembers for registration deadlines, noting enforcement through beekeeping suspensions or offences.
University of Illinois reports on ripe agplexine trials with San Jom erale, noting that infestation reproduces on fruit and deadlines for young. Breeding work estimates over 32 million insects per arab cord. spring spraying with lime and miscible oil proves more effective than fall, and parie-before infestation proves beneficial for rapid orchard recovery with one or two applications yearly.
A distorted entry from The Star of London voices strong anti protectionist sentiment. The piece derides protectionism as self destructive and accuses greedy producers of exploiting national destiny. It advocates resisting Prussian influence and warns against fear driven policy shifts.
A dubious oceanic tale claims a man received a deep sea letter about a whale three feet long with a shell like weapon. The account describes men attempting to cut it up, a heated debate, and speculation on whether the creature could digest such a device. The narrative tone remains unsettled and uncertain.
Alfred Krapp visits Mawiaghen around 1840 seeking background on a Cherising fuel issue. Eckington and Minon figures appear as Fremloweesory of Che events while Eliktengton and Om navigate the meeting’s aftermath. The text hints at gear fortuos and aquired orders amid a tense wrapup.
Fragmentary text discusses wedges between Europe recruitment and Allied hiring methods. Mentions presence, representatives, and dialogue with Pooweh dowtile, with unclear names and dates.
The fragment lists works by Firchard Mairdsi including The Meoiles A Mystery The Crime and the Criminal The Databat Disease Mrs Mungeave amd Hie Divi Gls Women with Our Hand and others. It appears to be a publisher's listing or catalog entry.
Fragmentary OCR text describes an audience scene with garbled names and phrases. It mentions a church, a ballad, and various indiscernible items, yielding no clear event, date, or identifiable individuals.
Fragmented OCR text describes silage and poultry feeds with numerous garbled terms. It references corn, beans, and unspecified additives, plus scattered mentions of remedies, plants, weather, and alarms, yielding no coherent narrative or named entities to summarize meaningfully.
Fordick planned a surprise party for his twentieth birthday inviting friends to his room at five. Mullins and others teased him, keeping the secret until the guests arrived late. A prank spread of a pie and cake was prepared, and the full party watched for the guest of honor to appear.
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