Winter wheats bred to resist frost in New South Wales
Cross-breeding experiments led by S. L. Macindoe at the New England Experiment Farm aim to produce winter type wheats. These would resist frost damage, head after extended cold, and could be sown early in autumn in northern New South Wales. Director H Wenholz notes the frost risk and plans field seedings at Glen Innes, Tamworth, and nearby stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. L. Macindoe
New England
New South Wales
H Wenhalz
Macindor
Wenholz
Macindie
Gien
Innes
Diy
Tamwnyth
Weil
Fideruven Hussar
Wenott
BUC
Svat
Wales
Commonwealth Fund
America
District Centres Report Aid and Parcels Drive
Rain interrupted the district centres as 15 points were recorded by Tuesday morning and 50 more by Wednesday, totaling 8 points for relief efforts. The Krimpaen Soldiers Cheer Club met last Saturday to organize parcels for overseas district soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hain
Krimpaen
Chuir
Glenorchy parcel list with June additions and notes
A garbled inventory lists items such as hospital slippers, bed socks, sleeping caps, face washers, and cigarettes for Glenorchy with June additions including scarves, slippers, socks, and matches. It references Red Cross fundraising activities and a July event at Harold Saunter’s hall, plus fragmented notes about wheat varieties and the Winter Minflor project in New South Wales.
Mockinya War Savings Meeting Readied
A fragmented report describes a Mockinya meeting about war savings with mentions of local groups, a Rotary event, and rainfall. Names and places are unclear due to OCR errors, but the core notes an organized gathering and financial support drive.
North Wonwondah War Competition and Danes
Red Cross branch committees hosted a social evening on Tuesday with a keen crowd. The West competition crowned Miss Joyes Lane Music for the top entry while several local clubs and individuals donated wool and clothes as the group reports steady progress toward their fundraising goal. A follow up for July includes a Wheat varieties show featuring South Australia and New South Wales grain trends alongside rainfall updates and ongoing Red Cross efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Plnyars
Mise Joyes Lane
Kimby
CS Lay Sind
Wonwondah Rain Relief Delays Fund Raiser
An OCR damaged item mentions Wonwondah East receiving over half an inch of rain and references a Comforts Fund Club forming. Names such as Pawel Clyib and Seth Mies appear amid garbled text about events, a president, and a Miss MiCartin. The fragmentary report hints at a local community effort and scheduled activities in a period style newspaper notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comforts Fund Club
Pawel Clyib
Seth Mies
Pielford
MiCartin
Meinte
Searki's
Kale
Bern Fonds
Help Stomach Digest Food With Seigel's Syrup
A damaged public service style notice describes stomach digestion issues from poor enzyme flow. It promotes Seigel's Herbal Syrup as a remedy to restore normal gastric action and relieve gas heartburn and malaise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seigel
Grand Lodge Report Highlights Wife Attendance in Lodge Meetings
The report to the South annual meeting of the Grand Lodge of Comtertary WALD notes wives were invited to attend lodge meetings, with Robie and other officers present and many members accounted for. The secretary had written to each member's wife requesting her presence at frequent lodge attendance events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Lodge of
Comtertary
Wald
Reai
Dent
Robie
King Leopold's surrender seen as collusion not nerve not mere weakness
The London News Chronicle suggests Leopold's Belgium capitulation resulted from enemy contact and possible Nazi manipulation. Allies warned against defending Antwerp long, while talks with German officials implied a plan for a Dutch protectorate. The piece argues Leopold may have been trapped into acting as Germany’s agent.
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Leopold
Belgium
London “News Chronicle
Fetelem
Eho
Hitler
Folland
France
Thay Lem Gort
Blanchard
Leopod
Schellt
Minin
Ghent
Lys Canat
Leepol
Amwerp
Scheidt
Ondenside
Tournai
Holland Ratu
Frenon Flanders
Judas
Growers Learn from Overseas Practice on Organic Manures
Australian vegetable growers discuss organic manures as a path to improved soil fertility and better vegetables. Mr John Doust outlines how inorganic fertilizers rose with mechanization, but organic sources like castor pomace, fish waste, bone meal, and seaweed still offer benefits. He notes market garden depletion near cities and urges greater use of organic materials to sustain quality produce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Doustines
Wort
alliMul Ford
Douxlie
Lange
Wenayn
The Preset War and Fragmentary Notes Across Eras
Fragmented OCR text from a historical newspaper page mentions preset conflicts and scattered terms including War, Motch, Nias, Ve Arias, Hoven, and various garbled names. The readable portions resemble a collage of soldiers, places, and distant events without coherent narrative or identifiable dates or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laapan
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Seonie
Blake Whe Davies Het Dim Creed
Sully
Alee
Bovril
Pat
Sloan
Sloan's
Consigner Wool & Practice
Elbourne
Propuce Store
MacauLay
Fat and Storr
Newmarket
Omess
Wilson Street
Horsham
B. Tapheld
le Pitstrier & Sutherland Cides Verre
Saran
Knspecrion
Workaareit
Gearart
N.S.W
Brimpaen
Glenorchy
Toolondo
Aslenieohy
Lenardy Hall
Adames
Cros
Harold Saunters
Chihienn
Ramets
Onli
eiAvie
Mockinya
Imernaia
Mo Iinyn
Pam
Weilsestay
North Wonwondah
Pimpinio
Maner
Quantong
Arlee Yin
Salt Lakes
Nuhawn
Sonny Awetraska
Fuether
Western Australia
Bencubbin
Nobawa
South Australia
Dundee Beains
South Australta
Woenhotx
Receworthy Agricultural College
Seth Australia
Red Crost
Ars Usis
Makine
Wonwondah East
Rarswood
sCarmwood
Butt
Frsane
Espulteanracls
Langlands’ Furniture
J. Langlands & Sons Pty. Ltd
Complete House Porbishers
Enitem
John Douglass
Colkupot
Usteneter
Enghis
Cee
Westery
Ernest Om
Ana
Die Wis
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