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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Oct 05, 1916
Page
2
Notes viewed under the supervision of the Hon W C Grahame M L A Minister of Agriculture and based mainly on the Department. The Agricultural Department issues No 28H addressing this year’s matters for farmers and pastoralists.
The article argues Western farmers face a boom in silage making as lush growth and rising fodder prices tempt saving surplus now. It explains pit silos, storage capacity for 100 tons, and practical steps for filling and preserving silage while cautioning on timing and weather.
A discussion of early nutrition research shows purified foodstuffs fail to sustain growth in young animals unless egg yolk or milk is added. The piece notes olive oil fats and animal fats differ in growth effects and highlights lucerne as a rich source of growth-promoting substances, especially for pigs and possibly horses, with milk production linked to maternal nutrition.
An early 20th century poultry note stresses natural living conditions for chickens, warning against treating hens as machines. It cites ventilation, ample space, cleanliness, and exercise as vital to healthy breeding and feeding, and cautions against overcrowding and overreliance on disinfectants.
Poultry guidance discusses market timing for oocockerels and leghorn types. It warns that half grown birds may fetch high prices early, but supply surges later making prices fall, suggesting careful culling and selective rearing for studs. Breeders are advised to retain strong cockerels and mature stock while avoiding premature disposal.
The article cautions that line breeding to fix breed type is risky for amateurs and novices. It stresses need for thorough breed knowledge and proper equipment, warning that improper selection can cause degeneracy. advocates keeping many birds to select from and advise of expert practices.
An East tale recalls a washerman stalked by a tiger. A local watcher describes the native's unarmed warning and swift leap. He dives and drives his knife into the tiger's back, killing it instantly, proving nerve and agility.
In a drought struck African village a starving market crowd hailed a bullock brought in by a mysterious arrow. Plans to share it fail as people accuse others and no meat arrives. Three men set out to fetch the carcass but only bones are found, leaving hunger unresolved.
A fragmentary report from a New York street hints at a possible robbery and a humorous misread by observers. The text lacks clear names, dates, or outcomes, offering only enigmatic details about a commotion and reactions from bystanders.
A brief note outlines an incidental story likely to attract reader interest. The fragment hints at a written piece or column designed to engage the public and spark curiosity about ongoing events.
The long courtroom sequence centers on the defendant and key witnesses in a murder case. John Armitage challenges the evidence while the prisoner’s credibility is grilled under cross examination. The judge ensures proper procedure as testimony advances toward possible verdict implications.
A historical note discusses proper wedding gift etiquette and considerations for choosing presents. It weighs the value of gifts against relationships, suggests addressing gifts to the couple or bride's family, and mentions common items like china, silverware, and utensils, emphasizing thoughtful selection over cost.
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