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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 11, 1925
Page
4
The text discusses Cmigo Sugay forage appearing deceptive but palatable under certain conditions. It notes best yields of green land per acre, feeding behavior of cattle, and suggests pruning stalks and regrowth after harvest. It references planting rates and prices for samples and cuttings, with free rail or steamer delivery offered.
The Sydney Shock Exchanger chairman outlines strong demand for Commonwealth 34 per cent War Conversion and Redemption Loan issued by the Federal Treasury. He notes market prices above par, with premiums rising to 170 percent in recent days, and highlights the appeal of long-term securities for investors.
The Meadows Boggabri will stand the Thoroughbred stallion Prince Sash (8) for the season. He is described as a notable sire with ties to Lord Windermere and St Simon lineage. Mares may be serviced for six guineas, with plans for free service next year. The season runs from November 1 to December 1, with mares removed after foaling. Further details available from He Moylan at The Meadows.
Washington correspondent reports Secretary Charles B Galitek of the Society for the Welfare of Children in Nassau County New York urges action on a study linking liquor pricing under Prohibition to poor outcomes for working families. He notes higher liquor costs reduce family spending power and harm children's welfare across Nassau and beyond.
A fragmented account recalls a romance between Si hee and a young woman, leading to an engagement then separation. She accepts marriage after pressure and gifts, but the match unravels as the suitor finances the wedding, and she eventually loses hope as the relationship dissolves.
An essay argues success depends on sound foundations in wealth tied to soil and production. It laments apathy in cities, rails against neglect of primary industries, and calls for unity and planning to sustain national growth, stressing earnest effort from workers and communities.
The report describes predators attacking a group named Buld Dingoes and Harwin Muvia Avie Muth. It notes animal injuries and mentions the creatures may have caused losses. The text references a warden or official and hints at defensive actions and care for the injured.
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