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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 19, 1935
Page
2
A fragmented report describes dairy yards, approaches, and drainage efforts in a rural area. It notes soil conditions, trench depths, stone and ballast use, and wall construction as part of road and drainage improvements amid challenging weather and ongoing maintenance concerns.
Fragmented catalog notes detail Sydney Wool Sales ae and related firms retesting auctions and listing lots. It outlines dates for forthcoming sales including September 24 and October 2 with numerous wool lots, pricing, and gear such as aprons and packing, reflecting a dense dealer ledger style.
Fragmented text discusses early ripening of tomatoes, pruning, growth stages, and mentions various garden terms, tools, and processes. It references heat, water, and soil conditions, as well as unspecified varieties and stages of growth. The excerpt is garbled with numerous transcription errors and incomplete phrases.
The text discusses grading chickens and management during hatching and growout. It notes issues with chick quality, timing after September, and the need to separate birds by development stage to prevent mixing smaller, slower developers with faster ones, while stressing attention to conditions and equipment.
Seed maize selection focuses on seed color maturity and vigor. Experts note split kernels and discolored sections signal inferior seed, while evidence of pests and diseases informs choices for resilient crops.
A damaged passage describes Camel Melon Armiliar weend spreading across farms. It notes Africans introduced the feed for camels and the plant spreading from western ridually iid areas into Armenian regions. The article warns of rapid growth, aggressive seed production, and the need for immediate control measures including eradication, tillage, and destroying young plants to prevent further spread.
A damaged OCR fragment describes the Collane of Venent Hotel as a relic of ab days linked to Heels tannery and St Marys ear Hevrith. It mentions early coinage values from farthing to twopence, tokens, and the Enterprise Hotel name linked to Harford with a note on its operation until about 1856.
Fragments describe a scheme to provide free meals to staff and officials at a bank, including a residence and catering overseen by a mess committee. Transfers of funds, annual expenses, and extravagant provisions are hinted, with claims of ongoing support and alleged mismanagement across years.
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