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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 23, 1936
Page
2
A fragment from an address or postal notation lists Bradley Street in Guyra with reference codes ce 213 and residence 138 0. The text appears as an OCR fragment and provides limited actionable location details.
An OCR fragment presents a garbled stream of historical proper nouns and dates referring to Napoleonic era figures and places. The text is heavily corrupted but mentions dates like 1 July and figures such as Paris, Foch, Turenny, and Bergeste, with scattered references to battles, streets, and avenues.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Mount Wily Gulchinensty California and individuals like Mishaevon. Unable to extract a coherent event, place, or date from the garbled text.
Practical, if garbled, tips cover wallpaper cleaning with oatmeal, grease on leather, soap stains, and vinegar washes. Includes methods to protect bottles with tape, hints on cooking with lime and mustard, and safety notes about fire hazards and weathering. Mentions Dr Richardoan and general household care steps.
The Wool Market report from Ley and Co notes London sales proceed with steady demand, despite varied lot quality. Auctions in progress continue to attract interest, with prices aligning to fleece style and condition, while buyers assess timing and competition for summer shipments.
A damaged excerpt from a departmental pamphlet on potato treatment describes corrosive sublimate dipping to prevent sprouting. It warns of severe internal poisoning if ingested, outlines dipping quantities and procedures, crate setups, and safety cautions, and notes the text is from Farm Drainage and Swear Reclamation materials.
A report by the Chief Veterinary Surgeon notes a late season increasing disease risk in sheep. Cases in New South Wales show that blasting snail habitats with blue stone dramatically reduced losses, with one property near Murrumburrah cutting sheep deaths from 150 to 0 after treatment.
A rural notice discusses farm drainage, stressing its key role in improving soil, pasture quality, and crop yields. It covers open versus closed drains, clay versus light soils, mole drainage, and the need to tailor schemes to soil, topography, outlets, land use, and budget. It emphasizes drainage as a core factor in farm productivity and livestock welfare.
Fruit branch officers advise autumn ploughing to loosen soil and control weeds. If not done or soil has compacted or become weedy, plough by end of July. green crops should be buried by July in risky springs to prevent moisture loss. Use farmyard manure or slow acting fertilisers like bone meal and superphosphate. apply quick acting nitrogen fertilisers a few weeks before tree growth resumes.
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