Died Poor Steue Dawa in a Late Paris Inquest
A garbled obituary notes the death of Steue Dawa, once a notable figure in Paris fashion circles. The fragmentary report references health concerns and a connection to prior investigations, with scattered mentions of New York and Boston outlets and a fusion of fashion and materials.
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Steue Dawa
Paris
Whiase Heath
Rau
Dally Hoxpreys
Joe
wiHill
sRirais
Sheep Classing and Stock Breeding Standards Report
A detailed summary on sheep classing, breeding efficiency, and stock selection discusses improving profits and wool quality. It notes evaluating birds for crooked breasts, fineness, and overall health to raise standard breeding stock for future seasons.
Winter Schools for Farmers at Hawkesbury College
Two small winter schools at Hawkesbury Agricultural College will run from the 22nd of June to the 7th of July. The courses cover poultry, pigs, cattle, and technical subjects with demonstrations and practical instruction. Open to both sexes over 14 years, with travel reductions for country entrants, and full syllabi available. Apply to the Under Secretary, Department of Agriculture, Sydney.
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Hawkesbury Agricultural College
Hawkes Ory Mertenburay College
Department of Aurculture
Hox Sea
Sydney
Leg Mange in Horses Method of Treatment
Affects horses on farms with leg mange caused by an unseen mite. Treat entire herd using a deep dipping bath, then isolate affected animals. Apply a sulphur based powder and mineral oil paste, with three applications at two week intervals if needed.
Poultry Breeding Tactics Criticized At Hawkesbury Show
Custom officers at Brisbane found large quantities of lane tobacco cigars and other items hidden in various parts of the ship. The talk at Hawkesbury college show focused on breeding standards with emphasis on physical vigor over production records as growers faced strict judging for type and capacity.
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Ivan Seering
Heals Hielt
Hawkesbury | College
Brisbane
Lime Deficiency in Horses Due to Bran Overload
A fragment discusses lime deficiency in horses linked to excessive bran and phosphate imbalance. It notes that high phosphates and iron-rich feeds can cause rheumatic-like symptoms, with remedies including reducing bran and controlling mineral intake.
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Qhuisphate
Scours in Calves Caused by Toxic Substances and Plants
Discussion on calf scours linked to irritants and poisonous materials in paddocks. Notes that arsenical preparations, weed destruction products, and bracken fern can cause illness and death. Emphasizes surveying paddocks for toxic plants and offering guidance from the Department of Agriculture.
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Department of Agriculture
G.P.C
Sydney
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