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Newspaper
Numurkah Leader
Location
Numurkah, Victoria, Australia
Date
Apr 25, 1933
Page
4
An agricultural note stresses correct drill setting for wheat by variety and seed condition. It warns that seed size and treatment affect flow, with copper carbonate treated seed flowing more freely than blue stone treated seed. Atmospheric conditions also impact sowing rates and accuracy.
Benalla council members and engineer Fawckner with Mr E F Cleary M L A formed a deputation to press the Board on a through road from Tocumwal to Benalla. The council urged making the route a main highway to Benalla to attract traffic from Boxwood Waggar and district, rather than via Shepparton. The move seeks cooperation with Tungamah Shire and stresses the road as a major shire feeder and crucial for Benalla’s growth.
A double wedding report from Nathalia details Rita Miller and Ken Cocks marrying at the Methodist Church on April 15 with autumn decor and a reception at the Crystal Cafe. Earlier, Miss Gann and Mr R Lowe honored by Kaarimba parish as the Lowe family celebrated a daughter’s marriage with attendees and toasts at Kaarimba Hall. The brides wore ivory riboudingue and chalk-white marocain respectively, while bridesmaids and ushers wore coordinated georgette and lemon tones and all guests offered warm tributes to the newlyweds.
Wednesday marked the fortieth anniversary of Mr M Crawford and Mrs Jannet McBurnie Crawford. Relatives from Picola Patho Finley and Melbourne attended a ruby decorated celebration at Coonanga home of their daughter Mrs Wm Whyte. The couple’s long life together was toasted by friends with gifts and speeches, followed by cake cutting and games, ending with Auld Lang Syne.
A joint report by the Council for Scientific and Industrial Research and New South Wales Department of Agriculture outlines prevention and treatment methods for sheep blowfly strike. It covers flies, susceptibility, dipping, dressings, biological control, trapping, carcase treatment and more. The 136 page Science Bulletin No 40 includes photos, figures, a coloured frontispiece, and is available for 1/6 post free from Sydney or East Melbourne.
A fragment mentions Thearswood Spice feed for eggs and a vague nightly routine involving Tony. The readable text is sparse and lacks clear events or context. Further details are unavailable in the supplied lines.
The piece links worry and anxiety to indigestion by stressing how nerves control stomach secretions. It claims excess acid from stressed nerves causes pain, and recommends Bisurated Magnesia from chemists to neutralise acid, soothe the stomach, and improve digestion and mood.
The annual flower show to aid St Luke's Church of England was opened by Archdeacon Carter of Parton. Awards included cut flowers, a bowl of roses, geraniums, carnations, and prize ribbons for miniature gardens and lacework. Notable recipients: Miss Joan Langson, Mrs McKenzie, Mrs Fairies, and Mrs Humph Montgomery, with several juniors named in derived prize lists.
A long notice touts the new season seed guide from Gippeland and Northern Co op Co Ltd Melbourne. It highlights up to date features with photos of stock winners and judging points for cows pigs sheep and hares plus articles on pasture improvement seed testing and increasing dairy production. The guide includes government certified seed details from New Zealand and offers free copies to all inquiries without obligation.
The April 15 issue caters to the homemaker and sewing enthusiasts with three new season jumpers shown and full directions. Additional features cover embroidery and related crafts, aiming to aid the busy woman in household tasks.
Victoria launches Wool Week 1933 from April 21 to 28 to promote wool and national prosperity. The campaign urges citizens to support woollen goods, featuring the slogan Use Man Wool, with efforts across stores and carriers to spread the message.
Bill and Abe Thurie pay bail for Abel Smith amid a long-established town dispute. The obituary reflects on losses, generosity, and the impact on families, noting a pension inquiry and community effort to honor the deceased while awaiting final valuation.
A nineteenth century style advertorial fragment presents a woman's frank letter and endorses Kruachen Sake as a powerful tonic. It touts health benefits from half a glass of hot or cold water mixed with the remedy, claiming improved digestion and vitality. The text mentions public inspection of the original letter and cites prices of 2 shillings per bottle.
Historical rainfall data show a 16.34 inch average over 45 years, with the 1042 inch figure noted for a longer period in the region. The text reflects erratic phrasing but points to sustained measurement of precipitation levels and an emphasis on long-term trends.
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