Bettsy Churstons Saga Ends In A Tangled Love and Power
Betty rejects Mark Ledridge after a violent confrontation with Crosby and his pursuit of her. Mark schemes to win her by wealth and influence while Betty battles pride, independence, and arrangements around the Churstons works. Mrs. Landridge counsels patience as the couple navigates love, control, and business clashes amid looming ownership changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crosby
Ation
Leadridgs
Mark
Joe
Oroa
Leadridge
Uroaby
Betty
Sho
Beresls
Batere
Batty
Lambton
Hord
Hotion
Abe
Darling
Ferrampton
Tomas
Bette
Mrs. Landridge
London
Churoteas
Lendridge
Chortone
Mr. Lendridge
Chuistens
Momday
Batty Darling
Chursies
Mark Churstont
Dean
How the Sheep Should be Handled in Wheat crops
Agricultural guidance emphasizes early feeding of sheep on wheat to control growth, protect roots, and improve air circulation. It warns against grazing after the stem bud reaches the node, stresses stopping by mid July to mid Aug, and advises using only sheep with clay soils and wet weather precautions.
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Chief Inspector of Agriculture
Furia
Juwany
Vrope
Ches Ali
Low maize prices and suggested remedies urged
A brief note discusses low maize prices and proposes remedies. It mentions months ago an official department sought to protect prices and notes price challenges remain greater than anticipated. The item reflects economic concerns and policy considerations about maize.
Milk benefits for live stock and vitamin importance noted
An article highlights milk as vital for young animals and overall health, stressing vitamins as crucial for growth. It cites F E Place of Hoseworthy Agricultural College and discusses how milk supports thriving stock, with deficiencies causing stunting and diseases in calves and piglets.
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A.B.C
Booth Australian Journal of Agriculture
F. E. Place
Hoseworthy
Agricultural College
Seti
Wax moth threat to bees and preventive measures for hives
An article warns beekeepers about two wax moth species Galleria mellonella and Achroia grisella and their destructive larvae. It outlines prevention through proper storage, strong colonies, and timely removal or melting of combs to avoid infestations and disease spread under Apiaries Act guidelines.
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Apiaries
Galleria Reliant
Wabt
Pure seed favored as NSW farmers urged to buy listed growers
The Department of Agriculture backs certified seed and warns against bad seed. The chief inspector notes many farmers are switching from Dire seed growers to listed, certified options. A new seed act will reduce risks, while officers publish monthly lists and laboratory tests confirm standards. Farmers are urged to contact the Secretary and Director in Sydney for guidance.
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Armerappert
Department of Agriculture
Chief Inspector of Agriculture
Shulze
Aod
New South Wales
Lea
Canberra
Sydney
Frayed Briefs Hint at Odd Honey Odor Rumor
A brief item notes rumors about honey odors misrepresented by sources. The piece cautions against misinterpretation and hints at possible deceptive impressions from ripe or improperly handled honey harvests.
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Churstons
Paul Trent
Sbe
Cready
Marcely
Pilent
Janet
Agricultural & Pastoral Notes
Agricultural
Ty Tse
Ada
Hubey
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