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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Oct 30, 1919
Page
2
A long segment covers pig breeding aims including boar prepotency and litter size, with guidance on sows and teats. It discusses cultivation of home gardens, vegetable plots, and farm efficiency at Condobolin Experiment Farm, noting irrigation, drainage, and health benefits from improved domestic plots and waste management.
A Springside Agricultural Bureau talk by Mr Salwood describes converting a barren swamp on the farm into a productive garden. He notes water from springs, deep rich soil, and years of flood wash. The group details how intelligent effort and energy can transform inverse conditions into a profitable vegetable garden.
Dairymen should note two generation results from crossing verub cows with pure bred wpiry bulls at Iowa State College. First cross yields 30 percent more milk and 45 percent fat. subsequent matings reach 130 percent milk and 100 percent fat over scrubs. Three quarter bred animals show improved conformation and mammary development, suggesting economic benefits and urging breeders to invest in better bulls.
A garbled editorial fragment discusses abundant ALN and a district plan. It references Crop Yoo Wiley and sounding like expert advice with a wish for clearer results. The text remains unclear and contains many unreadable phrases.
A fragmented report discusses lucerne seeding and fertilization practices. It mentions plowing, applying superphosphate, and mixing with manure, aiming for good grazing and beef crop benefits. It notes minimal damage from weed control and potential pasture improvement where lucerne is established.
The article discusses wheat variety comparisons focusing on bread quality and yield. It notes strong, soft, and hard wheats with high bran content, gluten volume, and bread volume. It explains that bread yield depends on gluten content and water absorption during dough formation.
The article lists tree fodder values noting Kurrajong and supple-jack as strong forages, mulga and Wilga as good options, Bowery with cautions due to prussic acid, and boxes and bumbles as low value. It discusses lopping trees rather than clear felling and warns on digestion and feed suitability for hungry livestock.
A list of free NSW Department of Agriculture publications offered to the undersecretary and director, detailing titles on wheat breeding, cattle testing, poultry management, grape grafts, livestock allages, and related topics with page counts and authors. Some entries have OCR distortions but represent a catalog of farming literature available gratis.
Lady Arthur Comboyne and Duke of Axminster guests arrive at Prior’s House as Kinver’s party and Miss Delgarde scheme to expose Harvey Kinver. A Western Union cable hints at Senator Alabaster, endangering Raynham’s impersonation. Adela uncovers trackers and the plot thickens as the chapter closes.
A rough forecast of a novel water sport growing from water chutes and surf boards. Riders descend a slippery water chute on homemade skis, leap upright, and skim the surface, with speed and balance demanding practice.
In a small English village, a cobbler hosts an aged gathering where a young cricketer boasts about his athletic prowess. A veteran questions him and the lad admits he has never played cricket or other athletic games, only dominoes.
A bride discovers her husband Henry gazing by their newborn child, lovers share a tender moment as she questions his feelings. He vows devotion though she confesses the emotion does not comfort her, leaving a haunting silence. A separate classroom moment shows a teacher probing fractions with a student named Bobby.
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