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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Oct 04, 1934
Page
2
The article outlines Kikuyu grass planting, soil preparation, and interrow cultivation. It covers seeding rates, depth of cultivation, fertilizer application, and the benefits of early establishment. It notes coastal suitability, weed control, drainage, and maintenance practices to maximize yield and soil conservation.
Queensland horse entries describe Royal Wow a 3 year old dark brown 15.3 hands with Rat Trap lineage and Archie connections. Royal Boy listed for stud terms at £2186, noted as a foundation sire with Archie bloodlines, aimed at hacks, stock horses, and temperaments.
A dairy report stresses that profit hinges on three linked practices: sire selection, herd testing, and well backed production. Judges note high quality stock overall but warn against replacing homebred with untested dams, urging consistent culling, testing, and forage management.
A Poultry Expert advises on managing chicken rearing during September to October warmth. Emphasizes ventilation, proper brooders, timely removal from brooders, and avoiding crowding to prevent ill health. Recommends small brood houses and refers to an illustrated pamphlet from the Department of Agriculture for guidance.
A reader explains a method to refurbish worn cultivator points using heat and shaping. The process involves heating edges to a pale white, flattening portions, and recutting sides for a sharper edge, then quenching to restore temper. Old disks can be repurposed to renew points that may outlast inexpensive replacements.
A short cryptic note from Y Egan claims mares do not prove feal or taken tree for next year and that every cure taken incurs responsibility.
The London Daily Mail reports Al Capone, once famed for wealth and luxury, now serves an 11 year sentence for tax evasion. He shuns opulence, wearing a blue gray shirt and utilitarian shoes, passes time with reading, radio, and prison work, while his brother John handles investments.
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