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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 20, 1934
Page
3
The text lists various plant categories such as fruit trees roses hedge plants and vines with scattered garbled phrases and stray terms. It resembles a rough catalog or draft notes from a gardening topic with unclear context and inconsistent spelling.
Dr Page and Mr Macartney Abbott spoke at a well attended Inverell meeting criticizing current trade and production policy. They urged expansion of domestic secondary industries, railway and export gearing, and preserving Australian machinery and jobs amid overseas competition. The discussion covered tariffs, employment, and country party aims for primary production related growth.
Fragmented text discusses economic operation, debt reduction, and employment goals. Mentions national strategy, market reforms, and industrial planning. References various policy items and institutional actors in a historical parliamentary or public debate context.
A fragmented garden column discusses challenges in spring planting and pest control. It mentions tending vegetables, fruiting plants, and a gardener’s attempts to salvage a tired plot. The piece notes watering, pruning, and careful care to keep a yard productive despite weather and disease pressures.
A fragmented horticultural column offers seasonal advice on transplanting seedlings, frost protection, and sowing varieties. It mentions tomatoes, peppers, cucumbers, melons, and peppers, with notes on storage, soil, and care. Names include Moon, Moses, and Meyer, alongside references to Garden features and plant handling practices.
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