Mixed Farming View Highlights Shifts in NSW Agriculture
A large Covlamoa NSW farmers meeting features M A K McDonald on mixed farming. He warns wheat monoculture strains soil fertility, urges lucerne and proper ensilage, seed quality, and skeleton weed control to sustain yields and prevent soil degradation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covlamoa
Ns.w
M. A. K. McDonald
H.D.A
McDonald
Department of Agriculture
New South Wates
Rome
West
Berkshire
Crownfoot
McDonala
McDonall
Two Modern Girls Brave Wimmera Mud in Daring Journey
Horsham residents read of two local women who undertook a perilous cycling trip from Horsham along the Doven road to the cemetery and back. Facing mud and rough tracks, they carried their bikes when necessary and pressed on without hesitation, proving modern girls can match explorers in spirit and endurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horsham
Smo
Mitchell
John Eyre
Morsham
Doven Road
Siupan
Garrin
Clearing of Cover and Stock Management in Australian Pastoral Areas
An address to the National Organisat ion conference discusses how semiarid pastoral regions of Australia have lost vegetative cover through overgrazing and clearing. It highlights soil erosion, water- erosion challenges, and the need for controlled stocking, mallee methods, and soil conservation to restore productivity and protect hills and slopes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Alf
Rickarten
Chloe Esxecntie
Crowton
Somburht
Siti
Ter
Richardson
Adelehuntson
Ervelon
Royal Warrants Handed to Nearly Thousand Tradesmen
Nearly 1000 tradesmen are on trial this year for royal warrants to display “By Appointment to His/Her Majesty.” Warrants require at least three years service, with decisions dating to next December as the King’s reign continues. The Queen has already granted 31 private warrants through her Lord Chamberlain, including suppliers for household and children’s goods and services such as dressmakers, perfumers, and toy makers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke of York
Itera
Sunday Express
Della
Daher
Alkige Vv
Ules Bakers
Land for Gorillas in Congo Peak National Park
The Pare National in the Congo hosts vast habitat where Akeley helped preserve the okapi and gorillas. Commander Galt reports possible unseen anthropoid apes, a larger humanoid primate standing upright, prompting renewed naturalist interest in the region's fauna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akeley
Akotey
Mikene
Tims
Inet
Fragmented Text Summary From Unclear OCR Source
The readable parts show names and places mixed with stray phrases. It mentions a grouping or event labeled with references to people such as Travvet and Horme, with scattered terms like shelf, wall, and united. The exact meaning is unclear due to garbled OCR. Additional context is needed for a precise summary.
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Langlands £ Sons Pts. Ltd
Hutchinson
Marsiam
Britain
The
Austin
Kelland's Service Station
Dunlop
Monarch Cycles Automobile Fire and General Insurance Co
Australis Limited
E. Keyland
Firedrace Street
Styre
Shell, Texaco and
PAX Petrol and Oils
Gio
South Australia
Rombus
Lucerne
African Congo
Elmer Carl Akeles
Ana
Hine Samerumrs
Manat Mikeno
Simpuletts
Rhodes
Phat
Stevenson
Carl Kaeo
Kroger
London
eHuntry
Gore
Travvet
Von
Rita Tucker En A
Charles Motors Prnsent Screet
Chrysler, Morris & Reo
LANZ
Chas. H.hoskin & Sons Pty, Ltd
Victoria
Rovevina
K.L. ENGINES & _eacTods PTY, LTD
Spencer Street
Melbourne
Mre
Cackmann & Sons
Butchera i Pleekrnce
Forsilan, Ait
Kroker
Risker Wodit
Apoe Kim
Guy
RED Gum
Robinson Street
Mil
Tad Wika
Ben
Tata Rene
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